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Writing of this chapter was made possible by generous funding from Science Foundation Ireland (Research Professorship—SFI 04/RP1/B482). 

Professor Stuart Hampshire Materials Ireland Research Centre Materials and Surface Science Institute... 

MJD is the recipient of a Science Foundation Ireland Research Professorship in Biomedical Proteomics and is grateful to SFI for support ofhis proteomic research. MJD would also like to thank the British Heart Foundation for support ofhis cardioproteomic research. 

The support of this work by the Enterprise Ireland Research Collaboration Fund 2001, the Trinity College Dublin Trust, USAF, BOARD (contract F61773 01 WE407), and INTAS (project no. 01 2341) is gratefully acknowledged. W. T. C. is the holder of a Berkeley Fellowship 2001 2002 at Trinity College Dublin for the academic year 2001 2002. 

We wouid like to acknowledge Science Foundation Ireland Research Frontiers Programme for financial support for this work. V.I.G. expresses sincere gratitude to Professor W. T Coffey for his hospitality in Dublin, appreciates the long-termed collaboration with Boris Tzeitlin, whose materials were, in particular, included in this work, and is grateful to A. Yu. Zasetsky for the rendered possibility to discuss in this work the joint paper by Zasetsky and Gaiduk [58]. 

Ireland IIRS, I.S., Institute for Industrial Research and Standards, Blasnevin House, Bahymun Road, Dublin-9. 

If the research as to likely organic products that will sell comes up with a series of negatives, then the farmer has to fall back on his own creativity. As Finke (1989) pointed out, he could not persuade any bakery in the nearby towns in Ireland to bake organic bread from his flour they said there was no market. However, he finally persuaded one bakery to bake it, on contract, provided he did the selling. They agreed, he got the packaging printed and after five months they had sold 10 000 loaves to various shops in the town. After the consumer preference had been demonstrated, there was no longer a problem with the bakers. 

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He has written, edited, and provided invited chapters in a number of textbooks on the use of Artificial Intelligence in science and continues to run an active research group in the area. He has taught at universities in Canada, the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, and is a board member of the CoLoS (Conceptual Learning of Science) International Consortium. 

Alun Morinan graduated in Biochemistry from the University of Wales at Aberystwyth and went on to complete an MSc in Pharmacology at the University of London and a PhD in Neuropharmacology at the National University of Ireland in Galway. After postdoctoral research in Pharmacology at Galway and Biochemistry at the Institute of Psychiatry, he was appointed Lecturer... 

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There are only a few operating plants that treat mixed and oxide lead zinc ores. Most of these plants are located in Sicily, Ireland, Morocco, Egypt and Canada, but there are operating plants found in the USA, Mexico and Argentina. In the past 20 years, extensive research has been conducted on a variety of oxide lead zinc ores with the objective of developing a commercial treatment process. Some of these processes are commercially applied in several operations. 

Acknowledgments We wish to thank Peter Heise-Pavlov for his assistance in sampling gland swabs, Ron and Sue Stannard at Julatten, Australia, for the storage of the samples and Lynda Ireland at Rothamsted Research, UK, for the technical assistance during the analyses of the samples. 

Please allow me to thank Michael Kaufman of The Campaign for a Hydrogen Economy (formerly the Hydrogen Association of UK and Ireland) for helpful discussions to clarify the arguments in Chapter 7, and the Tin Research Council for their help in constructing some of the arguments early in Chapter 5. 

We appreciate those fellow scientists who have been courageous enough to examine chemical problems from the perspective of other sciences and vice versa Our efforts would have been weaker without the support of the Department of Education in Northern Ireland, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (UK), the European... 

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The author s work described in this article was supported by the Irish Cancer Society, the Health Research Board of Ireland, the Association for International Cancer Research, and the BIOMED 1 Programme of the European Union (Project, Clinical Relevance of Proteases in Tltmor Invasion and Metastasis). 

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Louise C. Nolan, School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, Conway Instimte for Biomolecular and Biomedical Research, National University of Ireland, University College Dublin, Ardmore House, Belfield, Dublin 4, Republic of Ireland... 

Hitt, M. A., Hoskisson, R. R., Ireland, R. D., Harrison, J. S. 1991. Rffects of acquisitions on research-and-development inputs and outputs. Academy of Management journal, 34 693-706. 

Hitt, M. A. Ireland, R. D. 2000. The intersection of entrepreneurship and strategic management research. In D. L. Sexton H. Landstrom (eds.). Handbook of Entrepreneurship. Oxford Blackwell. 

Kim J. Chief Researcher, Samsung Global Environment Research Center. Paper presented at European Roundtable on Cleaner Production, Cork, Ireland,... 

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