Wallace, Stephen

Wallace, Stephen and Carolyn Merritt, Know When to Say When A Review of Safety Incidents Involving Maintenance Issues, Process Safety Progress, Dec. 2003, pp. 212-219. 

Lastly, two technical features of antibody production may be valuable for the future production of cheaper abzymes of commercial value. First, the use of polyclonal catalysts, primarily from sheep, has had a tough early passage but now appears to be established for a wide range to transformations (Gallacher et al., 1990, 1992 Stephens and Iverson, 1993 Tlibul et al., 1994 Basmadjian et al., 1995 Wallace and Iverson, 1996). While these catalysts may not lend themselves to detailed examination by physical organic chemistry, they have... 

Effect of aerosol particles on cloud drop number concentrations and size distributions Clouds and fogs are characterized by their droplet size distribution as well as their liquid water content. Fog droplets typically have radii in the range from a few /an to 30-40 /an and liquid water contents in the range of 0.05-0.1 g m" Clouds generally have droplet radii from 5 /an up to 100 /im, with typical liquid water contents of 0.05-2.5 gin"5 (e.g., see Stephens, 1978, 1979). For a description of cloud types, mechanisms of formation, and characteristics, see Wallace and Hobbs (1977), Pruppacher (1986), Cotton and Anthes (1989), Heyms-field (1993), and Pruppacher and Klett (1997). 

Prof. Alan Atkinson, Mr. Jake Beatson, Dr. Les Bowen, Dr. John Bultitude, Dr. Tim Button, Dr. David Cardwell, Prof. Archie Campbell, Prof. Stephen Evans, Dr. David Hall, Prof. Derek Fray, Dr. David Iddles, Dr. Heli Jantunen, Prof. Tom H. Johansen, Dr. Charles King, Dr. Ian McAuley, Dr. Mira Naftali, Mr. Derek Nicker, Dr. Elvin Nix, Mr. Bill Phillips, Prof. Gotz Reinhardt, Prof. Jim Scott, Dr. Brian Shaw, Dr. Subhash Singhal, Dr. Wallace Smith, Prof. Brian Steele, Dr. Jim Sudworth, Dr. Michael Todd, Dr. Pieter van der Zaag, Prof. Alan Williams, Prof. David Williams, Prof. Rainer Waser. 

This chapter can be summarized using excerpts from a recent paper by the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) presented at the 37th AIChE Loss Prevention Symposium. Stephen J. Wallace presented a paper entitled, Know When to Say When. A Review of Safety Incidents Involving Maintenance Issues. [30] Stephen Wallace and Carolyn Merritt s paper utilized information from six published CSB investigations and recognized that maintenance activities can introduce hazards or exacerbate existing hazards. 

Li, C. Yu, D.-R Newman, R. A. Cabral, P. Stephens, L. C. Milas, L. Wallace, S. Complete regression of well-established tumors using a novel water-soluble poly(L-glutamic acid)-paclitaxel conjugate. Cancer Res., 1998, 58 2404—2409. 

Lesec, James, 167 Meehan, Elizabeth, 243 Millequant, Michele, 167 Mori, Sadao, 211 Mourey, Thomas H., 123 Much, H., 223 O Donohue, Stephen, 243 O Driscoll, Kenneth F., 79 Patin, Maryse, 167 Prokai, Laszlo, 41 Rudin, Alfred, 79 Sanayei, Ramin A., 79 Schimpf, Martin E., 183 Schulz, G., 223 Schunk, T. C., 265 Simonsick, William J., Jr., 41 Suddaby, Kevin G., 79 Teyssie, Philippe, 167 Timpa, Judy D., 141 Wheeler, L., 253 Willis, James N., 253 Yau, Wallace W., 69... 

Stephen C. Wallace, Department of Chemistry, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada... 

Lowe SW, Lin AW. Apoptosis in cancer. Carcinogenesis (Lond.) 2000 21 485-495. Ke S, Wen X, Wu Q-P, Wallace S, Chamsangevi C, Stachowiak AM, Stephens CL, Abbruzzese JL, Podoloff DA, Li C. Imaging taxane-induced tumor apoptosis using PEGylated, in-labeled annexin V. J Nucl Med 2004 45 108-115. 

Stephen A. Rice and G.A. Kenney-Wallace, Chem. Phys. 47, 161 (1980). 

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