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Using Space-based Observations to Better Constrain Emissions of Precursors of Tropospheric Ozone

Using Space-based Observations to Better Constrain Emissions of Precursors of Tropospheric Ozone. Dylan B. A. Jones, Paul I. Palmer, Daniel J. Jacob Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.

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R. E. Wyllys Copyright 2003 by R. E. Wyllys Last revised 2003 Apr 20

LIS 397.1 Introduction to Research in Library and Information Science Some Other Research Techniques Relevant to Library and Information Science. R. E. Wyllys Copyright 2003 by R. E. Wyllys Last revised 2003 Apr 20. Lesson Objectives.

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Evaluation of CMAQ using Satellite Remote Sensing Measurements

Evaluation of CMAQ using Satellite Remote Sensing Measurements . Krish Vijayaraghavan 1 , Jianlin Hu 2 , Yang Zhang 2 , Xiong Liu 3 , Kelly Chance 3 , and Hilary E. Snell 1 1 Atmospheric & Environmental Research, Inc. (AER) 2 North Carolina State University

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By: Tierney Mahone, Katherine Wilcox, and Sylvia Marie Rodriguez

The History of Television and Its Affects. By: Tierney Mahone, Katherine Wilcox, and Sylvia Marie Rodriguez. Life Before Television . Life before television was very different from today. People found their entertainment and news from a little box called a radio

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A Star is Born

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Our Place in Space

Our Place in Space. Meredith Hughes Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. What is this?. How big is space?. 1 second. 2 million years!. 45 minutes. 4 years. 8 minutes. How big is space?. 40 billion billion Nitrogen 10 billion billion Oxygen 1 billion billion Water

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Outreach Programs and Science Career Intentions (OPSCI)

Outreach Programs and Science Career Intentions (OPSCI). Studies the impact of pre-college outreach activities undertaken by STEP programs on students' intent to pursue a STEM career Compares incoming college students with and without STEM career interest (Target N=6,500)

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