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| a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, a corresponding fellow of the British Academ |
| olitical commissar of the Academy of Military | Sciences, a rank equivalent to a cabinet minister, acc |
| Notable Women in the Physical | Sciences, a Biographical Dictionary. |
| Circle of the | Sciences: A series of Treatises on the Principles of S |
| 004, he founded the University of Gastronomic | Sciences, a school intended to bridge the gap between |
| is a member of the American Academy of Arts & | Sciences, a member of the National Academy of Sciences |
| of pyrosequencing platforms sold by 454 Life | Sciences, a Roche Diagnostics company. |
| lmanov was doctor of geological-mineralogical | sciences, a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academ |
| ) is an academician of the Chinese Academy of | Sciences, a renowned nuclear physicist and Chancellor |
| Arts and | Sciences: A Seventies Seduction(1988) |
| he University of Michigan's Institute of Life | sciences, a board member of the National Bureau of Asi |
| a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, a member of the United States National Acade |
| e is a member of the U.S. National Academy of | Sciences, a fellow of the American Association for the |
| ernational Symposia on Advancing the Chemical | Sciences, a global symposia series. |
| ryonics Conference at the New York Academy of | Sciences, a meeting attended by over one hundred peopl |
| a school of navigation (university of applied | sciences), a harbour and docks. |
| campaign, which aims to close Huntingdon Life | Sciences, a British and U.S.-based contract animal tes |
| e to vice president of the Russian Academy of | Sciences, Academician Nikolai Laverov. |
| Institute for Jewish Proletarian Arts of the | Sciences Academy of Ukrainian SSR. |
| The Medical | Sciences Academy allows motivated students meet academ |
| Office of Folklore of Jewish Arts Section of | Sciences Academy of Ukrainian SSR, head of the Office |
| Health and | Sciences Academy |
| storian and documentalist, Honorary Doctor of | Sciences Academy of Armenia. |
| He was one of the mentors of the | Sciences Academy of Lisbon. |
| The head of the medical | sciences academy is Ms. Laura Comas. |
| of the Romanian Academy, the Romanian Medical | Sciences Academy, the British Royal Society of Medicin |
| nd 1986, he was educated at the Moscow Social | Sciences Academy. |
| utely interested in the transmission of those | sciences across cultural and linguistic boundaries. |
| y supporting researchers in life and physical | sciences across the university. |
| from 1997 to 2001: Professor of technical | sciences, actively engaged in public work, Prime Minis |
| Professor, Academician of Russian Academy of | Sciences, advisor of Russian Academy of Sciences, expe |
| visory committees, including the Basic Energy | Sciences Advisory Committee. |
| IRAC was taken over by the Latvian Academy of | Sciences after the withdrawal of the Soviet Army in 19 |
| in from the Members of the Russian Academy of | Sciences against clericalisation of Russia. |
| sues of African languages, humanities, social | sciences, agriculture, business, engineering, educatio |
| loped this concept, writing that the arts and | sciences all give evidence that reality has an aesthet |
| m the National Academy of Television Arts and | Sciences along with four Edward R. Murrow awards and o |
| The Tulsa School of Arts and | Sciences, also known as "TSAS", is a charter school lo |
| Amritha Institute of Medical | Sciences also lies just near Cheranellore. |
| The Abdus Salam School of Mathematics | Sciences, also known as School of Mathematical Science |
| he University of Oklahoma College of Arts and | Sciences, also known as the College of A&S (or simply |
| Telfair Academy of Arts and | Sciences, also known as Telfair Academy and Telfair Ma |
| e is a member of the U.S. National Academy of | Sciences, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Chine |
| tions, including the U.S. National Academy of | Sciences, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the R |
| owledge Studio, Royal Dutch Academy of Social | Sciences, Amsterdam. |
| a member of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, an association honoring leading “thinkers an |
| with Robert Hazen, co-author) The | Sciences: An Integrated Approach. |
| he Vagelos Scholars Program In Molecular Life | Sciences, an intensive program offered to freshman att |
| recipients of the annual Kyoto Prize in basic | sciences, an international award honoring significant |
| or of the UW Institute for Brain and Learning | Sciences, an interdisciplinary scientific research cen |
| He was a member of the French Academy of | Sciences and the Prussian Academy of Sciences. |
| 2005 he is a Member of the Polish Academy of | Sciences, and serves as a Senior Fulbright Specialist |
| uest to Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and | Sciences and in 1992 J. Gonda Foundation was set up in |
| ronmental Psychology, Earth and Environmental | Sciences, and Women's Studies at the CUNY Graduate Cen |
| t is increasingly common in the environmental | sciences and environmental policy analysis. |
| s deeply influenced Eurocommunism, the social | sciences, and liberal and progressive activist politic |
| He was a member of the Vatican Academy of | Sciences, and Vice-President of the Brazilian National |
| Foundation for the Advancement of Engineering | Sciences and Advanced Technologies where he is its Chi |
| Greg Sheridan described the duel between the | sciences and the establishment as a “nasty, bitter bur |
| worked at University of Arkansas for Medical | Sciences and is currently a registered nurse at Arkans |
| Applied | Sciences and Humanities. |
| During that year, the Faculty of | Sciences and the Faculty of Economical Sciences starte |
| It focuses on the arts, crafts, | sciences, and natural history. |
| nd Letters and the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters. |
| and the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters. |
| as President of the European Academy of Arts | Sciences and Humanities, in Paris, France. |
| Avanthi College of Pharmaceutical | Sciences and Avanthi Institute of Engineering and Tech |
| c Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of | Sciences and Arts. |
| s also a member of Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters from 1833, and praeses (chairman) |
| he Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering | Sciences and Technology (GIKI) (2002) |
| ubjects, from too much influence from natural | sciences and modern languages. |
| Industrial | Sciences and Technology |
| artments in three groups: humanities, natural | sciences, and social sciences. |
| He showed interest in natural | sciences and went to study first in Leipzig and later |
| an he was the Dean of the College of Arts and | Sciences and then the Dean of the Graduate School. |
| a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences and was elected a member of the American Phil |
| students in Business, Computing, Engineering, | Sciences and Humanities. |
| n honorary member of the Hungarian Academy of | Sciences and was its president from 1936-1944. |
| Members of the GRU, the Soviet Academy of | Sciences, and several other bodies all took part in su |
| 73, he was a member of Montenegrin Academy of | Sciences and Arts. |
| became a Doctor of Physical and Mathematical | Sciences and later he received the title of Professor. |
| Building houses the department of Biological | Sciences and marine research. |
| materials, catalysis, food bioscience, plant | sciences and microbial science. |
| he was a member of the Egyptian Institute of | Sciences and Arts. |
| He is a member of the French Academy of | Sciences and several foreign academies and societies, |
| ystem - plotting software used in atmospheric | sciences and climatology. |
| ported continuously since 1974 by the Natural | Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. |
| sorship of mineralogy in the Paris faculty of | sciences, and afterwards became inspector-general of t |
| th Education, Behavioral Health, Socio-Health | Sciences, and Community and Family Health. |
| th a founder fellow of the Academy of Medical | Sciences and its first treasurer. |
| he soon abandoned to concentrate on political | sciences, and then law. |
| ts should understand the basic methods of the | sciences, and all should be conversant with mathematic |
| Anglia where he received a BSc in Biological | Sciences and a PhD in Population Ecology. |
| ntly a professor of Planetary and Atmospheric | Sciences and co-director of the Center for Atmospheric |
| n MA at Trinity Hall, Cambridge in Mechanical | Sciences and Economics. |
| ave a large number of lectures in the natural | sciences and built up collections that were bought by |
| h an intention to bridge the gap between pure | sciences and computer science. |
| inted director of the Institute of Biological | Sciences and assistant director of agricultural experi |
| a 1996 graduate of the Waseda School of Human | Sciences, and currently works at Runes Kanazawa Co. Lt |
| as a member of the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters; he served as praeses of the orga |
| ed member of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, and a former president of the American Law D |
| a Foreign Member of the Hungarian Academy of | Sciences, and a Concurrent Professor at the University |
| ng graduate programs in the colleges of arts, | sciences and engineering in order to become a true res |
| Ph.D., SUNY College of Environmental | Sciences and Forestry, 1971. |
| Biological | Sciences and Health College (CCBS, former FCBEE) |
| half of the funds for prizes in the arts and | sciences, and beginning in 1993, Schock Prizes (schock |
| and documents of the history of law, lyrics, | sciences, and America and Mexico. |
| , Current Contents/Physical, Chemical & Earth | Sciences, and Inspec. |
| ion between intention and action in the arts, | sciences, and religion. |
| The school magnet centers around its Global | Sciences and Technology Academy. |
| strobiologist, and Professor of Astrophysical | Sciences and International Affairs at the Woodrow Wils |
| ttssenteret between Norwegian School of Sport | Sciences and Sognsvann. |
| um supplements class work in astronomy, earth | sciences, and physics. |
| k to 1767 when the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters (DKNVS) was officially founded. |
| 1842, he was attached to the Royal Academy of | Sciences, and was elected an ordinary member of that s |
| 1997 and is now home to the School of Social | Sciences and the School of City and Regional Planning. |
| as praeses of the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters in 1946. |
| ted a member of the European Academy of Arts, | Sciences and the Humanities. |
| He later studied the natural | sciences and economics, and was appointed director of |
| ry Member of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences and the American Economic Association. |
| for the journals Neuron, Trends in Cognitive | Sciences and Trends in Neurosciences. |
| became a licentiate in the trade and consular | sciences and was chief editor and director of the news |
| ial contender for the Nobel Prize in Economic | Sciences and has been listed as one of the most likely |
| She is a member of the National Academy of | Sciences, and a 1992 MacArthur Fellows Program recipie |
| zikas, president of the Lithuanian Academy of | Sciences, and a well-known theoretical physicist. |
| s part of the National Centre for Atmospheric | Sciences and is based nearby at Cranfield Airport and |
| Five department buildings of Computer | Sciences and IT, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic |
| Humboldt Foundation in Germany and the Social | Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. |
| served as the dean of the Faculty of Nuclear | Sciences and Technology at Middle East Technical Unive |
| Sciences and Technologies Digital Collection | |
| He received a B.A. degree in Natural | Sciences and a PhD degree in Metallurgy from Trinity C |
| uate school except Department of Radiological | Sciences and Department of Global Media. |
| t and Senior Lecturer in the School of Social | Sciences and Law at Brunel University. |
| eutrino physics at the National University of | Sciences and Technology, in Islamabad. |
| classical exhibition, Bridgeman read natural | sciences and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1920 |
| d Letters, and the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters. |
| ow of the Australian Academy of Technological | Sciences and Engineering in 2009. |
| rch in the biological, chemical, and physical | sciences, and their related technologies. |
| untries, and its commitment to enhancing life | sciences and quality animal care around the world. |
| He is a member of the Serbian Academy of | Sciences and Arts in department of Mathematics, Physic |
| Numerous programs including advanced | sciences and a national award winning music program th |
| the Academy the study of mathematics, natural | sciences and modern philosophy, translating and adapti |
| s, Earth & Energy, Atmospheric and Geographic | Sciences, and Law. |
| He was a member of the National Academy of | Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences |
| ludes the Colleges of Business, Liberal Arts, | Sciences, and Education and Human Development. |
| nsome was a member of the National Academy of | Sciences, and served as NAS Treasurer in 1919. |
| was a member of both the National Academy of | Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences |
| was also a member of the National Academy of | Sciences, and the American Philosophical Society. |
| ses on the application of Stata to the social | sciences and education. |
| mber of the United States National Academy of | Sciences and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. |
| cts are taught in French such as mathematics, | sciences, and the social studies. |
| as a member of the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters. |
| as accepted in the Royal Norwegian Society of | Sciences and Letters in 2008. |
| at the London School of Economics and Social | Sciences and at the University of Wisconsin. |
| ved as president of the Utah Academy of Arts, | Sciences and Letters. |
| The Arthur E. Imperatore School of | Sciences and Arts of Stevens Institute of Technology, |
| Longo studied social | sciences, and was one of the founder of the Censis (It |
| ghlighted the connections between the natural | sciences and biology. |
| e has been member of the Slovenian Academy of | Sciences and Arts. |
| the lecture addresses 'the Philosophy of the | Sciences and the Relations or Want of Relations betwee |
| Engineering | Sciences and Applied Mathematics |
| brary contains collections in the humanities, | sciences, and social sciences. |
| nary degree program joining the curriculum of | sciences and humanities. |
| 01, he was elected to the National Academy of | Sciences and to the American Academy of Arts and Scien |
| as a fellow of the American Academy of Arts & | Sciences and a member of the Institute of Medicine. |
| ern languages, engineering in addition to the | sciences and various military subjects. |
| Environmental | Sciences and Governance centre |
| 1925, Mrugowsky began his studies of natural | sciences and medicine in Halle. |
| ngineering as the head of the chair of social | sciences and philosophy. |
| an elected member of the National Academy of | Sciences, and the American Academy of Arts and Science |
| e Humanities, Agriculture, Technology, Health | Sciences and Education. |
| , HST, Edward Hood Taplin Professor of Health | Sciences and Technology and Biological Engineering, Ma |
| ended around 1850, and Triposes in the Moral | Sciences and Natural Sciences were introduced in the 1 |
| is the Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive | Sciences, and Senior Research Faculty at the Institute |
| Cultural | Sciences and Esthetical Communication |
| classrooms for mathematics, business classes, | sciences, and family and consumer sciences. |
| s elected to the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, and in 2009 the National Academy of Engineer |
| dents in the Emergency Medical Services, Fire | Sciences and Aviation Sciences programs. |
| became member of the Royal Danish Academy of | Sciences and Letters in 1798. |
| The Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based | Sciences and Education (CLASSE) is a particle accelera |
| hnical, Trades, Technology; Family & Consumer | Sciences; and Career Education. |
| respondent member of the Slovenian Academy of | Sciences and Arts. |
| rsity where he had previously studied natural | sciences and became a priest. |
| has been Chairman of the Faculty of Physical | Sciences and in 2006 was elected unopposed as a member |
| een the home to numerous tenants in the arts, | sciences and commerce. |
| demic journal covering research in the social | sciences and humanities as pertaining to Asia. |
| He was a member of the Slovenian Academy of | Sciences and Arts. |
| nterested in pursuing a career in the natural | sciences and medicine. |
| a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences and has written and edited many books on vari |
| ssian Academy of Science, Doctor of Technical | Sciences, and Hero of Socialist Labor (1962). |
| n officer of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences, and on the editorial committee of the Boston |
| ofit organisations at the Institute of Social | Sciences and business management at the Open Universit |
| mber of the United States National Academy of | Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences |
| a member of the American Academy of Arts and | Sciences and the National Academy of Education. |
| ty, and Academician of the Chinese Academy of | Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering, as th |
| also was the Dean of the Faculty of Political | Sciences and Sociology. |
| x academicians in both the Chinese Academy of | Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering and 37 |
| ition, two aerospace companies, Aurora Flight | Sciences and Stark Aerospace, built facilities on airp |
| He is member of National Academy of | Sciences and member of American Academy of Arts and Sc |
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