Word: molecular
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...modern theory of chemical-reaction rates. Richard Badger's rule described the relationship between the vibration and size of two-atom molecules. Through his work on the red and yellow pigments of such plants as carrots and tomatoes, Laszlo Zechmeister has determined some of the molecular configurations that are effective precursors of vitamin...
...there were plenty of diversions: the rushing by the four houses, the subsequent indignities after getting in (coolie hats, false noses, etc.), adjustment to the fact that class attendance is optional and that exams are run by the honor system. But there were also other matters-e.g., calculus, molecular physics, basic graphics, inorganic chemistry, as well as a big dose of English literature and European history. Though careful not to appear to be "snakes" (grinds). Supple and Andelin found themselves working a straight 80-hour week. Says Supple: "That first term you don't know where...
Pauling, Director of the Gates and Grellin Laboratories at the California Institute of Technology, will lecture under the general topic: "Molecular Structure and Biological Activity...
...both turned down invitations to lecture at Washington ; so did M.I.T. Physicist Victor Weisskopf. Last week the university revealed that seven top scientists from Washington University in St. Louis, Harvard, the University of Wisconsin and the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research would not attend a scheduled symposium on the "molecular basis of enzyme action." Reason: Schmitz's veto had "placed the University of Washington outside the community of scholars." The big boycott hit the University of Washington where it hurt-right in its pride over its new, $12 million medical school. Said President Schmitz in his own defense...
...refusal by the scientists has forced cancellation of the conference, listed as a "Symposium on the Molecular Basis of Enzyme Action" and scheduled for April 7 and 8. It ordinarily would have drawn more than 200 scientists, Hans Neurath, head of Washington's department of Biology, reported last night...