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These methods work best at nanomolar chemical concentrations so that the focal volume contains typically 1 to 100 molecules on average. Because the method is so sensitive, it is susceptible to perturbation by background fluorescence and instrumentation fluctuations. These problems have become quite tractable during the last decade, such that FCS now supports more than 100 publications per year. A current challenging application is analysis of protein folding kinetics, protein structure fluctuations, and ultrafast chemical kinetics by new methods yet to be published. 

The presentation of the nuclear sector in Grand Central has attracted the attention of social scientists. The views presented in the film are indicative of current challenges in the public debate. They translate, starting with the description of subcontractors, concerns about working conditions in the sector and the security of French nuclear power plants. It is clearly essential, in the context of the post-Fukushima public debate, to examine the daily lives of subcontractors and once again question the human cost of energy. In this respect, Zlotowski s film contributes to the debate and provides a skilful look at aspects of the sector that are unknown to the general public. 

Making projections about the future adequacy of pharmacy s workforce is made even more challenging because it is highly dependent on the future roles of pharmacists and public expectations. It is clear that a pharmacist shortage currently exists in many regions of... 

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