Phillips, Frank

First, I do not want to forget the valuable advice and assistance of those colleagues and associates who helped in the development and review of the first edition, specifically, Steven S. Phillips, Frank Beckage, Douglas J. Tomlin, George S. Brunner, and Susie Adkins. 

O Brien, Phillips Payson (ed.). Technology and Naval Combat in the Twentieth Century and Beyond, London Frank Cass, 2001. 

David A. Pethick, Pres., Energy Environment Frank C. Gross, Pres., Industrial Process Greg P. Therrien, Pres., Infrastructure Chris L. Phillips, COO/Pres., Rust Constructors, Inc. 

Frank V. Castronova, Stacey L. Chamberlin, Dave Collins, Shawn Corridor, Monica Hubbard, MarkMikula, Kate Millson, Brigham Narins, Tyra Y. Phillips, Nicole Watkins, Jennifer Wisinski, Editorial Support Michelle DiMercurio, Senior Art Director Rita Wimberley, Senior Manufacturing Specialist Shalice Shah-Caldwell, Permissions Specialist... 

Kagiyama S, Eguchi S, Frank GD, Inagami T, Zhang YC, Phillips MI. 2002. Angiotensin II-induced cardiac hypertrophy and hypertension are attenuated by epidermal growth factor receptor antisense. Circulation 106 909-912. 

This book presents to the polymer chemist illustrations of the most recent advances in NMR characterization of polymers while at the same time honoring Frank A. Bovey of Bell Laboratories. Dr. Bovey received the 1983 American Chemical Society Award in Applied Polymer Science, which was sponsored by the Phillips Petroleum Company and presented at the ACS National Meeting in Seattle in March 1983. Dr. Bovey is certainly the... 

This book is dedicated to Frank A. Bovey, a pioneer researcher in NMR studies of polymers, on the occasion of his receipt of the American Chemical Society award in Applied Polymer Science, sponsored by the Phillips Petroleum Company, March 22, 1983. 

There were many aspects of the interactions between chemistry and NMR. I have commented so far on the impact of this new instrumentation upon the laboratory in its daily activity. One should add that there were chemists who also contributed to the development of NMR methodologies. Names which come to mind most forcefully are those of Frank A. L. Anet, Axel A. Bothner-By (Bothner-By 1996), H. S. Gutowsky (Gutowsky 1996), William D. Phillips, and John D. Roberts (Roberts 1996).9... 

The molecular mechanism of (Z-FA)/pH-dependent thermal energy dissipation remains to be established in vivo. However, based on determinations of the S, energy levels of these molecules (Frank et al., 1994 Phillip et al, 1996) a simple and direct singlet-singlet energy transfer downhill from Chi to zeaxanthin (and possibly antheraxanthin) has now been shown to be energetically feasible (see Chapters 13, Frank and 15, Horton et al.). 

H. R. Frank and D. S. Phillip, Enhanced Boron Nitride Composition and Polymer Based High Thermal Conductivity Molding Compound, EP 0 794 227 B1 (2002). 

In closing, the editors wish to thank the ACS-PRF for travel support to help speakers attend the symposium. In addition, the editors also want to thank Allied Corporation, Arco Chemical, Ashland Chemical, Dow Corning, DuPont, 3M, Phillips Petroleum, Polaroid Corporation, PPG Industries, Stauffer Chemical, and Texaco, Inc. for help provided speakers in the symposium and some help to facilitate production of this book on a word processor. Further, the editors thank Frank D. Blum for his help to arrange for Drexel University to host an outstanding speakers banquet during the symposium. 

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