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Established in 1946, with a subscribed capital fund of 7.67 million, the primary mission of the World Bank is to combat poverty by securing low cost funding for sustainable development. The largest shareholder is the U.S., followed by the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, and Eranee. 

The author thanks the Royal Society for funding. He also thanks Professor John Wilson (Heriot Watt University) and Dr Christoph Wild (Fraunhofer Institut fur Angewandte FestkSrperphysik, Freiburg, Germany) for giving permission to reproduce their figures and photographs. 

Alan D. Beyerchen. On the Stimulation of Excellence in Wilhelmian Science. In Another Germany A Reconsideration of the Imperial Era, Joachim Remak and Jack Dukes, eds. Boulder, CO. Westview Press, 1988, pp. 139-168. Source for role of technical schools chemical companies employ more chemists than universities funding of Kaiser Wilhelm institutes and Memorial Service only protest. 

Erlangen, Germany, as part of a joint collaborative project funded by the Volkswagen Foundation. I wish to express my warmest thanks to Prof. Schindler and Prof. (Dr.) Rudi van Eldik of the same Institute for their cooperation. 

The major operating difficulties that confronted Bergius s promising research on coal hydrogenation were not entirely technical, however. Obtaining sufficient research funds proved a serious problem in postwar, inflation-plagued Germany. To... 

This work was partially supported by Mr. Witt (Rheinmetall DeTee AG, Germany), Mr. Emmert (Standortverwaltung Hammelburg, Germany), and funded by BMBF under grant Nr. 02 WU 0101, 02 WU 0102). 

This work was supported by New Mexico Tobacco Settlement funds. The author thanks Prof. Hugo Kubinyi (Heidelberg, Germany) and Dr. Marius Olah (UNM) for suggestions. 

Virtual pharma 4000- 5000 Venture capital funded, 1-2 developmental drugs, mainly biopharmaceuticals, small R D, no production, no M S organization Cell Therapeutics, Gilead, Trimeris, Vertex, USA Alizyme, UK Morphosys, Germany Actelion, Speedel, Switzerland... 

In the latter half of the nineteenth centuiy the United States was dependent on the vast Stassfurt deposits of Germany for the potassium compounds needed as fertilizers. In 1911 Congress appropriated funds for a search for domestic minerals, salts, brines, and seaweeds suitable for potash production (67). The complex brines of Searles Lake, California, a rich source of potassium chloride, have been worked up scientifically on the basis of phase-rule studies with outstanding success. Oil drillers exploring the Permian Basin for oil became aware of the possibility of discovering potash deposits through chemical analysis of the cores of saline strata. A rich bed of sylvinite, a natural mixture of sylvite (potassium chloride) and halite (sodium chloride), was found at Carlsbad, New Mexico. At the potash plane near Wendover, Utah, the raw material, a brine, is worked up by solar evaporation (67). 

Germany needed gold to fund the war, and exporting the metal became a criminal offence. The medals bore the names of the recipients and Bohr risked incriminating them if he tried to smuggle the medals from the occupied territories. 

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