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David L. Ollis completed a B.Sc. (Hons) at the University of New South Wales before moving across town to complete a Ph.D. in the Department of Chemistry in Sydney University. He then worked in Tom Steitz s laboratory in Yale University before taking a faculty position in the Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Cell Biology in Northwestern University, Chicago. He returned to Australia in 1992 to take up a position within the Research School of Chemistry of the Australian National University. His research interests include the application of directed evolution and crystallography in protein structure-function studies. 

Only one species is attributed to the ancient relic family Himantrandaceae, but a large number of alkaloids have been isolated from it by a Sydney University group [44, 45]. The species, now known as Galbulimima belgraveana, occurrs in both New Guinea and north Queensland, and its content of alkaloids is very variable. They are, as might be expected, quite different in structure from any others, and some of the diverse types are represented by himbacine (25), himandridine (26) and himbadine (27). 

We are grateful to Prof. W. C. Taylor, Sydney University, Australia, for reading the manuscript. 

The authors are especially grateful to Prof. Len Lindoy, Sydney University, for stimulating discussions on the topic of this review and to Prof. Fritz Vogtle, University of Boim, for continuous fruitful cooperation within the field of dendrimer chemistry. 

For this information I am grateful to Julie-Ann Tapper of Sydney University. 

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FIGURE 18.1 Mechanisms occurring in emnlsion polymerization. From Zeaiter J. A framework for advanced/inteUigent operation of emulsion polymerization reactors [PhD Thesis]. Sydney University of Sydney 2002. 

FIGURE 18.4 Evolution of the PSD at 72°C in styrene polymerization—samples taken at half-hourly intervals (semibatch, monomer federate at 1.6 X 10 mol s" ). (a) Experimental data (b) model simulations. From Zeaiter J. A framework for advanced/intelUgent operation of emulsion polymerization reactors [PhD Thesis]. Sydney University of Sydney 2002. (See insert for color representation of the figure.)... 

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