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Principal Clinical Scientist Royal Liverpool University Hospital Liverpool, United Kingdom... 

A consortium led by the University of Liverpool and Royal Liverpool Children s Hospital have established the Coordinating Centre for the Medicines for Children Research Network (MCRN) (UK Medicines for Children Research Network, 2006). The MCRN aims provide a world-class health service infrastructure to support clinical paediatric research and remove barriers to its conduct. 

R Stringer, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool, UK... 

Professor D.F. Williams Department of Clinical Engineering Royal Liverpool University Hospital PO Box 147... 

Department of Critical Care, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Prescot Street, Liverpool, L7 8XP. E-mail Elizabeth.Flockton rlbuht.nhs.uk. 

Fig. 4.1. Manual segmentation on a single CT axial image. Liver, left kidney and spine have already been traced. Segmentation of the right kidney is in mid process. Original CT data set (512 X 512 pixels, 246 slices) courtesy of Derek Gould, Royal Liverpool University Hospitals, UK...

The author would like to thank Ik Soo Lim and Jin Zheng at Bangor University, for their contribution and suggestions in writing this chapter. Also to Derek Gould, Royal Liverpool University Hospitals, wdio supplied the data set used in the figures. 

Department of Pathology, The University of Liverpool, Royal Liverpool University Hospitai, Duncan Building, Liverpooi L69 3GA, U.K. 

Dr. Comyns was one of the founders of the Applied Solid State Chemistry Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry. He has been Chairman of the Industrial Inorganic Chemicals Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Chairman of the Liverpool Section of the Society of Chemical Industry. 

The writer is indebted to Prof. C. E. H. Bawn for his helpful comments and for his hospitality in Liverpool where the writer held a Visiting Professorship of the Royal Society. He wishes to thank also to Prof. C. H. Bamford and to Dr. H. Block as well as to Prof. E. R. Blout and Prof. M. Goodman for their stimulating discussions and for reading the manuscript. Finally he thanks to The Royal Society for the Visiting Professorship. 

Apart from its royal honors, the Jacobs subsidiary manages 12 other racetracks in Great Britain including the national track at Liverpool, the site of the Grand National, and Wembly Stadium, Britain s equivalent of Madison Square Garden. 

Register, Royal Institute of Chemistry, 1948 University of Liverpool, Student Records Liverpool University Chemical Society Magazine, 1913-1916 Anon. (1978). News review. Chemistry in Britain 14 267. 

Fehr (1867-1940) of London, trained at the Royal Academy Schools from 1885 and was then a studio assistant to Thomas Brock (1847-1922). He exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy from 1887. His best-known work is Perseus Rescuing Andromeda (1893) but he produced numerous public statues of historical figures as well as a number of war memorials. See G. T. Noszlopy and F. Waterhouse, Public Sculpture of Staffordshire and the Black Country (Liverpool Liverpool University Press, 2005), p. 266. 

Robert A.W. Johnstone, Ph.D., is a full professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Liverpool, Liverpool, U.K. He possesses a D.Sc., a Ph.D., and a B.Sc. in chemistry. He is also a Fellow of The Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC). An author and contributor to several books. Dr. Johnstone has published over 200 journal papers in natural product chemistry, catalysis in oxidation and reduction, and spectroscopy. His work has resulted in several new synthetic procedures in organic chemistry that are widely used and have provided some 30 full patents. Part of his research with industry led to a Queen s Award for Technological Achievement, an award not usually given to industrial and business enterprises and not normally given to university staff. The award concerned large-scale manufacture of an important ingredient of timber preservative by a new catalytic method, which produces about 30001 per annum of the product. Apart from his career... 

UMIST Chemistry Department, Manchester Royal Institution of Great Britain, London BP Amoco Chemicals, Sunbury on Thames UMIST Chemistry Department, Manchester University of Liverpool... 

In a course like this, the question of how much to write about a technique is debatable. One extreme would be to consider only the spectra, and to ignore how they are produced the other is to delve too deeply into the theory of the method, and leave the student uncertain what to look for in the actual spectrum. I have aimed to be closer to the first extreme than the second, since some excellent detailed books on spectroscopy are available. The theory parts of this book cover approximately the same ground as the video tapes on IR, MS, UV, C and H spectra which were made at the University of Liverpool and which are available from the Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Kenner, George Wallace (pp. 24, 81, Plate 27). Born 1922. Graduated in Chemistry, University of Manchester, 1939. His early research was with A.R. Todd at Manchester and then at Cambridge, on purine and pyrimidine chemistry and the synthesis of nucleosides. In 1957 appointed Head of the Department of Organic Chemistry, University of Liverpool. Elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1964. Just before his death in 1978 he was appointed a Royal Society Research Professor, holding his appointment at Liverpool. 

Figure 2. Royal Naval Cordite Factory, Holton Heath, Dorset Figure 3. ChilweU, Nottinghamshire, National Filling Factory No.6 Figure 4. Cunard s Shellworks, Liverpool...

Sir) Ian Morris Heilbron (Glasgow, 6 November 1886-London, 14 September 1959), professor in the Royal Technical College, Glasgow (1919), the universities of Liverpool (1920), and Manchester (1933), and Imperial College, London, later in industry, worked especially on vitamins and penicillin. ... 

The play had its premiere, produced by the English Stage Company, at the Royal Court Theatre on 29 September 1971, directed by William Gaskill. It featured the actor Harry Andrews in the play s title role. In a programme note for a production of Lear at the Liverpool Everyman Theatre in October 1975, Bond wrote ... 

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