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Riyz Astronomers Spot New Aurora in the Gases Around UranusCOLUMBUS, Ohiondash; There are only two more sessions left to register for the Culture Academy and you don twant to miss it!!Make sure you register forone of the following sessions in the Building 20 auditorium if you haven t already atten stanley flask ded: Tuesday, October 24 Thursday, November 2 The Culture Academy is back and better than ever! Yoursquo;ll hear from DLA Land and Maritime senior leaders as they discuss culture, journey and history of DLA, consistency, involvement, resiliency and competitive edge. Itrsquo;ll also help you better understand and live the DLA Land and Maritime Way. Topics and speakers: Competitive Edge Presenter: Mr. Steven Alsup Why are we here and where are we going Culture Journey/History Presenter: Dr. Robert Boggs Cons stanley thermos mug istency Presenter: Mr. Don Schulze How is DLA Land and Maritime listening to the Culture Survey Results Involvement Presenter: Mr. Todd Lewis Discuss the ACE concept and begin formal change management process. Resiliency Presenter: Col. Hang Provide and promote resiliency resources and tools.Sign up for a session by following these easy stepshellip; Visit the LMS training site Log-in Search for the course: DLA Land and Maritime Culture Academy Select a date and time to attend a session. stanley cupSelf-register for the session in LMS. Print your LMS notification from Outlook. Bring your LMS notification to the session and turn it in toUfjy She-Hulk s Fourth-Wall Breaking Went Through Many Iterations
Burroughs Wellcome researcher Gertrude Elion was back at work in the lab after being named a stanley cupNobel Prize winner in Medicine in 1988. Elion and coworker George Hitchings were chosen for the honor for their work in developing drugs t stanley thermos o treat leukemia and AIDS.Bettmann / Getty ImagesBy Ray stanley tumblrCavanaughJanuary 23, 2018 9:00 AM ESTAs a youth, Gertrude B. Elion had a voracious appetite for learning and enjoyed all school subjects equally. But after her grandfather succumbed to cancer, Elion ndash; born a century ago on Jan. 23, 1918 ndash; began to dream of finding a cure and decided to make science her vocation. This was a choice few women made in her day but it would ultimately benefit countless lives.Elion majored in Chemistry at New York CityrsquoHunter College, but upon obtaining her bachelorrsquodegree in 1937, she ran into what she described as a brick wall. No one was taking her seriously: They wondered why in the world I wanted to be a chemist when no women were doing that, she said in a 1997 interview that later appeared in her biography for the Royal Society.Having been rejected by a slew of graduate programs, she considered herself fortunate to take an unpaid position as a laboratory assistant to a chemist. In 1939, she managed to enter a grad program at New York University, where she was the only female in her chemistry class. Along with her studies, she also worked as a substitute science teacher in NYC public schools.When she obtaine
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