Hyperfine Interactions in Organic Fragments

<p>This thesis, the first thesis in theoretical chemistry submitted for the degree of Master of Science at Victoria University of Wellington, has been designed to illustrate two alternative approaches to theoretical studies. The first five chapters illustrate the modern use of operator methods; the last two are concerned mainly with molecular orbital calculations for large organic molecules, using a giant high speed electronic computer. I am deeply indebted to Mr Keith Morris, of the Applied Mathematics Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, for his generous and highly competent help in writing computing programs, and operating computers, at all odd hours of the day and night, for the calculations in this thesis. I would also like to thank Dr R.M. Golding, for useful discussions, and the Director, Applied Mathematics Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, for making computing facilities available.</p>

Hyperfine Interactions in Organic Fragments

<p>This thesis, the first thesis in theoretical chemistry submitted for the degree of Master of Science at Victoria University of Wellington, has been designed to illustrate two alternative approaches to theoretical studies. The first five chapters illustrate the modern use of operator methods; the last two are concerned mainly with molecular orbital calculations for large organic molecules, using a giant high speed electronic computer. I am deeply indebted to Mr Keith Morris, of the Applied Mathematics Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, for his generous and highly competent help in writing computing programs, and operating computers, at all odd hours of the day and night, for the calculations in this thesis. I would also like to thank Dr R.M. Golding, for useful discussions, and the Director, Applied Mathematics Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, for making computing facilities available.</p>

Sensing Lab: Food Science and Technology Division, Department of Food, Environmental and Nutritional Sciences – University of Milan

This paper keeps on the series of articles aimed at presenting to the readers of NIR News the research groups active in the field of NIR spectroscopy in Italy. In detail, the activities of the Sensing Lab research group of the Department of Food, Environmental and Nutritional Sciences (University of Milan) are described.

Correction to: Validity and Reliability of the Thai Version of International Consultation on Incontinence Questionnaire-Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms-Long Form (ICIQ-MLUTS-LF)

The author has informed the editor to correct the corresponding author in the article as follow: Incorrect corresponding author in the article: Author: Pinyoboon P. Address: Department of Urology, Phramongkutklao Hospital, 315 Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand. Phone: +66-86-3876064 Email: [email protected] Correct corresponding author: Author: Kanjanatarayon S. Address: Urology Division, Department of Surgery, Phramongkutklao Hospital, 315 Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand. Phone: +66-81-9002320 Email: [email protected] Incorrect degree of co-author in the article: Author: Pornsiri Muangsamai Degree: BA Correct degree of co-author: Author: Pornsiri Muangsamai Degree: PhD

Lessons Learned

This chapter conducts a case study of Delaware Technical Community College as it grew its programs from 2009 to present. Despite directive from the President, support and engagement was not widespread across the state: varying by campus, division, department, and instructor. Study abroad leadership was tasked with aligning the program with the college's mission, vision, and strategic directions, and building support internally and externally to boost student enrollment in the study abroad program. By targeting three key groups of stakeholders—students, faculty, and community members—and supporting shared values towards a mutual benefit, Delaware Technical Community College was able to grow its study abroad enrollment by over 400% from 2010 to 2018.

Pengaruh Komunikasi Interpersonal Terhadap Produktivitas Kerja Karyawan Room Division Department di Hotel Axana Padang

PENGARUH KOMUNIKASI INTERPERSONAL TERHADAPPRODUKTIVITAS KERJA KARYAWAN ROOM DIVISION DEPARTMENTDI_HOTEL_AXANA_PADANG.Ongki Prinanda1,Youmil Abrian2Program_Studi_D4_Manajemen_Perhotelan_Jurusan_Pariwisata_FPP_Universitas_Negeri_Padang.email_: [email protected] dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengaruh komunikasi interpersonal terhadap produktivitas kerja_karyawan room division departemen di_Hotel Axana Padang. Penelitian ini berjenis asosiatif kausal. Sampel yang digunakan non probability sampling yaitu sebanyak 35 orang karyawan yang berada pada departemen room division, melaluii kuesioner_dengan skala likeert yang validitasdan reliabilitasnya telah diuji. Hasil dari penelitian ini sebagai berikut: (1) Produktivitas kerja karyawan room division departemen di Hotel Axana Padang diperoleh rata-rata skor sebesar 85,7% dikategorikan sangat baik. (2) Komunikasi Interpersonal room division departemen di Hotel Axana Padang diperoleh rata-rata skor sebesar 82,9% dikategorikan sangat baik. (3) Hasil penelitian_ini_menunjukkan_bahwa tidak adanya pengaruh yang_signifikan_antara_variiabel X_dan_Y dengan nilai koefisien regresi. sebesar 0,265 dengan nilai sig. 0,064 < 0,05.Kata Kunci : produktivitas kerja karyawan, komunikasi interpersonalABSTRAKBased on this study to determine the effect of interpersonal communication on the work productivity of room division department employees the.Axana.Hotel_Padang. This_type of research_is causal associative._The sample used is non-probability sampling, which is as many as 35 employees who are in the room division department, through a questionnaire with a Likert scale whose validity and reliability have been tested. The.result obtained.from.this.studyare asfollows: (1) Work productivity of room division department employees at the Axana Padang Hotel obtained an average score of 85.7% categorized as very good. (2) Interpersonal room division department communication at the Axana Padang Hotel obtained an average score of 82.9% categorized as very good. (3) The.results this study indicate.that there,is no significant influence between variables X and Y with a regression coefficient of 0.265 with sig values. 0.064 <0.05.Keywords: employee work productivity, interpersonal communication

AKTIVITAS ANTIKANKER SENYAWA PTEROKARPAN DARI Erythrina fusca L.

AKTIVITAS ANTIKANKER SENYAWA PTEROKARPAN DARI Erythrina fusca L. Novi Anggreini1), Ratih Dewi Saputri1), Tjitjik Srie Tjahjandarie1), Mulyadi Tanjung1*)1)Natural Products Chemistry Research Group, Organic Chemistry Division,Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya 60115, [email protected] ABSTRACT Two pterocarpans namely as sandwicensin (1) dan phaseollin (2) were isolated from the stem bark of. Erythrina fusca L. Their structures were determined based on spectroscopic data such as UV, IR, MS, 1D and 2D NMR. Compounds 1–2 were evaluated for their anticancer against murin leukemia P-388 cells showing their IC50 were 1.20 and 1.05 µg/ml, respectively and very high activity. Keywords : Erythrina fusca L., sandwicensin, phaseollin, anticancer ABSTRAK Dua senyawa pterokarpan yakni sandwisensin (1) dan paseollin (2) telah diisolasi dari kulit batang Erythrina fusca L. Struktur senyawa pterokarpan ditetapkan berdasarkan analisis spektroskopi UV, IR, MS, 1D dan 2D NMR. Uji aktivitas antikanker senyawa 1–2 terhadap sel murin leukemia P-388 memperlihatkan IC50 1,20 dan 1,05 µg/ml yang dikategorikan sangat aktif. Kata kunci : Erythrina fusca L., sandwisensin, paesolin, antikanker

CERVICAL MYELOPATHY AS THE MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING C-SPINE SURGERY IN THE SPINE DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY, CIPTO MANGUNKUSUMO GENERAL HOSPITAL, FROM JANUARY 2012 TO DECEMBER 2016

Background. Cervical spine disease has the potential to reduce productivity in affected patients because of myelopathy and mood disorder (e.g. depression) which lead to decreasing of the patient’s quality of life. Objective. This study aims to elaborate the most frequent symptoms and pathology of C-spine disease in patients who underwent a surgical procedure over the period time from January 2012 to December 2016. Method. This study is a retrospective, conducted in Spine Division of Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Indonesia (FMUI). All patients who underwent surgery for the C-spine disease are included. The data was obtained from the records in our spine database. Result. The total number of surgical procedures for spine disease over the 5 years was 345 procedures, with 127 procedures in the C-spine which are the second most common procedures of spine surgery in Department of Neurosurgery FMUI. The C-spine diseases were more common in males, aged more than 50 years old. The most frequent disease or pathology is degenerative disease, and yet, tumour cases show an increasing number and became the most common pathology in the year of 2016. The most common procedure is anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF).Conclusion. Our study showed that the most common symptoms and pathology are myelopathies and degenerative disease respectively, which has similarity with another study in the term of the most frequent pathology and surgical procedure. The finding of the more advanced neurological condition by the time of surgery as the most common symptom is found to be contradictory with other studies in western countries.