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In summary, the marine environment contains a wealth of plants, animals and microorganisms. Due to their unique adaptations to their ocean habitat, they contain a wide diversity of natural products. These compounds have shown activity in a variety of assays which have relevance to human diseases. As our understanding of the molecular basis of disease expands, these compounds and ones yet to be discovered will provide lead compounds for human therapeutic treatment. Innovations in synthesis, fermentation of symbionts as well as in manipulation of biosynthetic genes will allow us to produce sufficient material for clinical use of the compounds. Marine organisms provide a unique opportunity for access to chemical diversity. 

T. Zabel, Floatation in water treatment. Innovations in Flotation Technology, P. Mavros and K. A. Matis (eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1992. 

Higgins, S.T., S.M. Alessi, and R.L. Dantona 2002. "Voucher-Based Incentives A Substance Abuse Treatment Innovation." Addict Behav 276 887-910. 

Sainz, C.B., Younce, F.L., Rasco, B., and Clark, S. 2009. Protease stability in bovine milk under combined thermal-high hydrostatic pressure treatment. Innovative Food Science and Emerging Technologies 10 314-320. 

Heinz, V., Toepfl, S., and Knorr, D. 2003. Impact of temperature on lethality and energy efficiency of apple juice pasteurization by pulsed electric fields treatment. Innovative Eood Science and Emerging Technologies 4 167-175. 

Action planning (treatment) Innovating what will be... 

Besides endovascular treatments in the brain, C-arm CT is also well suited to support abdominal apphca-tions. In fact, C-arm CT has aheady received considerable attention for tiimimaUy invasive liver tumor treatments. Innovative therapeutic approaches, such as local chemotherapy, chemoembolization, or selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT), may aU benefit. 

Hallvard Odegaard (water and wastewater treatment innovative solutions for integrated approaches to urban water management). Department of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim... 

Otero, L., Molina-Garcia, A.D., and Sanz, P.D. (2000) Thermal effect in foods during quasi-adiabatic pressure treatments. Innovative Food Science ej Emerging Technologies,... 

Thermal Desorption. Thermal desorption is an innovative treatment that has been appHed primarily to soils. Wastes are heated to temperatures of 200 to 600°C to increase the volatilization of organic contaminants. Volatilized organics in the gas stream are removed by a variety of methods including incineration, carbon adsorption, and chemical reduction. 

An innovative technology called the "lasagna" process is based on the electrokinetic phenomenon called electro osmosis. The lasagna process was created to treat difficult wastes in low permeabiUty, sdt- and clay-laden soils (40). The lasagna process is so named because it consists of a number of layered subsurface electrodes and treatment zones. These layers can be constmcted either horizontally where contaminants are forced to more upward or in vertical position where lateral contaminant movement is desired. 

T. Pheiffei, "Case Study of the Eglin Ait Eoice Base Ground Water Bioremediation System," in Innovative Operational Treatment Technologiesfor Application to Supefund Sites Nine Case Studies U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., 1990. 

M. Ramanathan and W. E. Vedey, Evaluation, Design and Startup of an Innovative and Cost-effective Wastewater Treatment Plant at Concord, New Hampshire, paper presented at the 36th Annual Meeting, Virginia Water Pollution Control Association, Inc., Charlottesville, Va., 1982. 

Arrhenius, insofar as his profession could be defined at all, began as a physicist. He worked with a physics professor in Stockholm and presented a thesis on the electrical conductivities of aqueous solutions of salts. A recent biography (Crawford 1996) presents in detail the humiliating treatment of Arrhenius by his sceptical examiners in 1884, which nearly put an end to his scientific career he was not adjudged fit for a university career. He was not the last innovator to have trouble with examiners. Yet, a bare 19 years later, in 1903, he received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. It shows the unusual attitude of this founder of physical chemistry that he was distinctly surprised not to receive the Physics Prize, because he thought of himself as a physicist. 

Thus, bench or pilot studies are necessary to avoid technology misapplication in the field. The loss of time in treatment or the requirement to provide additional treatment for the waste is very expensive. Therefore, the relatively small costs and time needed for these studies make them useful tools in treatment selection. Bench-scale treatability studies for demonstrated technologies can cost between 10,000- 50,000 and take up to 6 weeks. Demonstrated technologies are those for which the major design parameters and treatment efficiencies are well understood. Innovative (and some biological processes) will require substantially more time (4-16 weeks) and money ( 25,000-> 200,000). These are estimates, and actual time and costs are going to depend on what kind of technology is under consideration. 

Nyer, E.K. Innovative Biological Treatment of Contaminated Groundwater. In First National Outdoor Action Conference on Aquifer Restoration, Groundwater Monitoring, and Geophysical Methods, May, 1987. 

Although pharmacology still relies heavily on small chemical substances, biologicals like recombinant proteins, cell-based therapies, and gene-therapy approaches have great potential for the treatment of broad spectrum of diseases. Therefore, the focus of modem pharmacology should shift towards these innovative therapies. 

Furthermore, to obtain the maximum benefit, BW treatment programs demand an innovative and proactive mindset from owners, oper-... 

Even without the current outsourcing trends, it has always been difficult for service companies to find sufficient numbers of well-trained, experienced, and motivated field representatives. This is because the range of water treatment problems and potential solutions are very wide and the business involves the marketing of many different types of chemicals and equipment, coupled with consulting work and innovative trouble shooting. 

Choukrallah R (2009) Practices for wastewater treatment and re-use in the mediterranean case of Morocco. INNOVA-MED innovative processes and practices for wastewater treatment and re-use in the Mediterranean region. FP 6... 

Only two processes, high-temperature pyrolysis and mobile incineration, have proved effective for soil decontamination and are considered to be commercially viable. Both involve heating the contaminated soil to a high temperatnre, which is costly in terms of energy use and materials handling. There are substantial opportunities for innovation and development of processes for the separation of eontaminants from soils and the in-situ treatment of contaminated soils. Examples of each are given in the following subsections. 

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