September[removed]Developing human resources and infrastructure for nuclear power in Belarus The challenge… The construction of the first nuclear power plant (NPP) in Belarus entails the establishment of an

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• Nuclear power stations
• International Atomic Energy Agency
• Nuclear proliferation
• Nuclear power
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The Power of Two In this industry, reliability and on-time delivery are vital and as the first of the PETNET facilities in Australia we will ensure that we can always deliver. But we are also interested in investing in t

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• Particle accelerators
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5 Photonic Propagation Technologies 5-1 Artificial Star Generation by Stratospheric Rayleigh Scattering Shin YOSHIKADO, Shin OYA, Shuwing LI, and Tadashi ARUGA The first domestic experiment of artificial star generation

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• Rayleigh scattering
• Visibility
• Adaptive optics
• Laser
• Transparency and translucency
• Scattering
• Dye laser
• Diffraction
• Speckle pattern
• Physics
• Optics
• Light

Major magnetic storm events also lead to spectacular auroral displays even at low geographic latitudes. Substorms were first documented in 1964 by Syun-Ichi Akasofu of the University of Alaska using a network of all-sky

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• Geomagnetism
• Planetary science
• Space plasmas
• Plasma physics
• Jets
• Substorm
• THEMIS
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• Magnetism

28 January 2009 Distribution: International participants of the first SOLAR-C science definition meeting Prof. David Southwood, Director of Science and Robotic Exploration, ESA Dr. Richard Fisher, Director, Heliophysics

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• Space plasmas
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• Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
• Sun
• Hinode
• Hayabusa
• SELENE
• Solar flare
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• Plasma physics

2-3 Solar Wind and Interplanetary Disturbances WATARI Shinichi This report describes basic knowledge of solar wind and interplanetary disturbances first. And then it discussed recent results from new observations and the

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• Plasma physics
• Astrophysics
• Sun
• Jets
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• Coronal mass ejection
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Chapter 7 Project III. Falling into Dance The third project continues previous work, with the aim of validating and extending the findings from the first two projects. One of the primary motivations was to extend the ran

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• Experience
• Perception
• Philosophy of science
• Free fall
• Philosophy of mind
• Mind
• Physics
• Consciousness

WISC WISC (Wisconsin Integrally Synchronized Computer) was Gene Amdahl’s first computer design, which he did while completing his Ph.D. in theoretical physics at the University of Wisconsin. The machine was built at th

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July[removed]Physics and: pre-19 education Photoshot

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• Science education
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An Integrated, Quantitative Introduction to the Natural Sciences, Part 1: Dynamical Models1 Notes from the Integrated Science course for first year undergraduate students at Princeton University. The course is an alterna

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• Physics
• Mathematics
• Classical mechanics
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• Calculus
• The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences
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