Polymer degradation and stability

This edition of Polymer Degradation and Stability is dedicated to papers which were presented in the session on ‘Chemical Modification’ at the Third International Conference on Modification Degradation and Stabilisation of Polymers (MoDeSt) held in Lyon in August 2004. This was the third meeting of the MoDeSt Society which was set up in the year 2000 under the chairmanship of Professor Franco LaMantia; the earlier meetings were held in Palermo (2000) and Budapest (2002). The overall goal of the MoDeSt Society is to promote the latest research carried out in University laboratories, in public organisations and in industry through publications, and organisation of biannual scientific conferences and workshops that act as forums for scientific developments and for promoting networking between academics and industrialists from across the field of polymer modification, degradation and stabilisation. In September 2004, Professor Norman Billingham was elected as Chairman of the Society. The conference was organised by Dr Alain Michel and Veronique Bounor-Legare of the University Claude Bernard, Lyon 1, attracting over 250 delegates with the ‘Chemical Modification’ Session alone enjoying 54 oral presentations and many more poster presentations. We are all very grateful to the organisers for running such a successful and enjoyable meeting. I wish to thank my co-editors, Professors Philippe Dubois and Domenico Acierno and Dr Alain Michel, for their cooperation in the editorial task of the papers published in this special issue. On behalf of the editors of this issue, I wish to express our appreciation to the Editor-in-Chief of Polymer Degradation and Stability, Professor Norman Billingham, for the support and help received during the preparation of this special issue.

The influence of surface and deep cues on primary and secondary school students’ assessment of relevance in Web menus

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Results of a feasibility study: barriers and facilitators in implementing the Sherbrooke model in France.

International audience

22-10-19, congrès de l'U.V.F. [Union vélocipédique de France, debout, de gauche à droite, Alfred Riguelle, René Mathis, Van Steenbrugghe, Georges Duchesne, et assis, Louis Josset, Georges Chollet, Léon Breton, Schrader, Ernest Delamarre, Tristan Bernard, Claude Martin] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 56597

22-10-19, congrès de l'U.V.F.[Union vélocipédique de France, debout, de gauche à droite, Alfred] Riguelle, [René] Mathis, Van Steenbrugghe, [Georges] Duchesne, [et assis, Louis] Josset, [Georges] Chollet, [Léon] Breton, Schrader, [Ernest] Delamarre, Tristan Bernard, [Claude] Martin : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 56598

Histoire, par JEAN LE FERON, de la maison d'Harcourt, depuis Bernard, seigneur d'Harcourt, qui est donné comme vivant sous Rollon, premier duc de Normandie, jusqu'à Claude, sire de Rieux, sixième comte d'Harcourt, lequel vivait sous François Ier, roi de France. Premiers mots : « Chacune nation se donne la gloire et honneur d'estre produite et yssue de la noblesse des Troyens... ». Derniers mots : « ... led. sieur Claude de Ryeux, delivré de l'emprisonnement moyennant sa ransson par luy payée ». (Fol. 1 à 36 et 39 à 52).

Contient : « Extraict tiré de Longey, 5 lieues de Falaize, autour d'une salle », concernant « messire Jehan de Harcourt, dict le preuxdhomme, conte d'Aresecot,... messire Robert de Harcourt, conte d'Aresecot,... messire Richard de Harcourt, conte d'Aresecot,... messire Raoul d'Harcourt, conte d'Aresecot... » ; « Genealogie de Harcourt » ; Un acte de HENRI IV, roi de France, portant « erection du marquisat de La Motte Harcourt » au bailliage de Caen, en faveur de « Pierre de Ha[r]court », gentilhomme de sa chambre et capitaine de cinquante hommes d'armes de ses ordonnances, et des héritiers dudit Pierre d'Harcourt. St-Denis en France, août 1593. Copie

Right-sided laryngeal hemiplegia and Horner's syndrome in a horse

This study describes right laryngeal hemiplegia (LH) and right-sided Horner's syndrome (HS) in a horse. The average temperature of the face was 3.5 degrees C higher on the right compared with the left side, as determined by thermographic imaging. The syndrome occurred following an episode of right mid-cervical cellulitis due to inadvertent perijugular deposition of gentamicin.

Horner-s Syndrome following common carotid artery translocation in a horse: case report

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

El esfuerzo de restituir la pluralidad del fenómeno comunista a través de la búsqueda colectiva. Reseña del libro Le siécle des communismes, bajo la dirección de Michel Dreyfus, Bruno Groppo, Claudio Ingerflom, Roland Lew, Claude Pennetier, Bernard Pudal y Serge Wolikow; París, les editions de ratelier, 2000, 542 páginas

Fil: Bisso, Andrés. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.