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Stanislas Leibler
Stanislas Leibler has made contributions to theoretical and experimental biology, extending the interface between physics and biology to develop new solutions and approaches to problems. Interested in the quantitative description of microbial systems, on both cellular and population levels, Leibler is developing the theoretical and experimental methods necessary for studying the collective behavior of biomolecules, cells, and organisms. By selecting a number of basic questions about how simple genetic and biochemical networks function in bacteria, he and his laboratory colleagues are beginning to understand how individual components can give rise to complex, collective phenomena.
University of Paris Ph.D. (Thèse d'Etat), 1984
University of Paris Ph.D. (Thèse de 3ème cycle), 1981
University of Paris M.S., 1979
The Rockefeller University, Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, and Weill Medical College at Cornell University 2003 Tri-Institutional Professor
The Rockefeller University 2001 Gladys T. Perkin Professor and Head of Laboratory of Living Matter
Howard Hughes Medical Institute 2000–2001 Investigator
Princeton University 1992–2001 Professor
The European Molecular Biological Laboratory, Heidelberg 1997–1998 von Humboldt Fellow and Visiting Scientist
Centre d'Études de Saclay 1978–1992 Research Fellow 1984–92, Research Associate 1979–84, Visiting Researcher 1978–79
Cornell University 1985–1987 Visiting Research Associate
Theoretical Neuroscientist Misha Tsodyks Joins Faculty of the Institute for Advanced Study


The "Brand new day" singer is set to get up close and personal with his fans at Club H2O this Thursday, July 12, 2012. Be a part of this special intimate concert for ONLY 100 Birr. Tickets for the show go on sale starting 10:00 pm on July 12.


More than sixty years of traditions for the most enchanted night of Garda Trentino!
Notte di Fiaba is a not-to-be-missed event that symbolically brings the summer season to an end, giving both adults and kids the opportunity to live in a fairytale for four days. Actually, the venue of the event, Riva del Garda, is already an enchanted place, but during the Fairytale Night everybody feels like a knight or a princess! Or rather genies, this year! The chosen topic for 2016 is in fact Aladdin and the Magic Lantern. Who doesn't have a couple of those childhood wishes to be granted? This year, you could make them directly in Riva del Garda from the 25th to the 28th of August 2016.
Workshops, games, tales, concerts, little street plays take up the whole city! This event draws its inspiration in the far 19th century when the first boats started to be decorated with lights, shows and music! Over the years this cheerful event has been being embellished with phantasy and more and more enchanted scenic effects which climax in the fireworks displays (on Saturday, 27th of August), emblem of the Notte di Fiaba par excellence! (for more info, please click here) .
The colorful lights enlarge on the water surface creating manyfold reflections which take the breath of thousands of visitors away. Each summer, these visitors choose to be enchanted by the fairy atmosphere of this event which change the theme each year. And if last year we felt partly like a wolf and partly like Little Red Riding Hood (actually, I'm more the nanny!), this year be ready to be captured by the Eastern atmosphere, waiting for Aladdin on his magic carpet!
Looking upwards to spot him flying, maybe exactly when the fireworks display is kicking off! Looking around at the unique background of Garda Trentino, its mountains and the several colorful stalls: getting a whiff of the blooming flowers, I definitely know that life itself is like a long-lasting fairytale in which everybody wants to live the happy end!


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Tesla tried it with the Model X, but it was too ahead of its time and the automaker ended up dropping the idea.
Now Audi is giving it a shot and plans to introduce the first "virtual mirrors" by replacing the side view mirrors with cameras.
They released a short video about how it works.
Different versions of that technology have been around for over a decade, but it was never deemed reliable enough despite the significant increase in electronics quality.
I thought the car was going to drive itself - in that case - why would a computer need mirrors or their equivalent in screen - feed the computer the data directly.
A center mirror that uses this technology is particularly useful, as it doesn't care who's in the back seats (if there are any), how narrow the rear window is, or if buttresses obscure part of your view, etc.
I'm waiting for this technology to replace the mirror in my bathroom.
With the speed of our legislature in the US, this feature should be available in 37 years.
So what happens when Audi's glitchy electronics fail and you have no mirrors? The car is then illegal to drive? This reinvents something that is elegantly simple to begin with. It's typical idiotic German engineering i.e. to design something because it can be designed, but not because it gives any substantive advantage.
It's like watching a car wreck. I just can't stop reading your idiotic comments expressing a world view which you surely cultivated at some jack-off community college in East Bumblef*ck.
I guess these work just like Honda's Lane Watch cameras.
Good comeback, community college man. How does a guy who is clearly as uneducated as you are, and who has never traveled, lived or worked in another country think he's the smartest guy in the room?
Your abilities at prestidigitation are sorely lacking.
(1) I'm better educated than you are.
(2) Granted I've not been to every country on the planet, but I have traveled, most recently to the UK.
(3) Why would I want to live and work in another country when I'm making bank here?
(2) Due to your inadequacies, phobias, and neuroses, you have to trash someone who is much better than you are in an attempt to make yourself feel better.
Seek therapy. Jesus, our Lord, God, and Savior supports you.
I send you my heartfelt love and sincerest wishes for your speedy recovery.


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I just came back from the OOAK show and it was great! It is my dream to own a store and source product!
P.S. I loved the arrangements you did for the Blogger Meetup on Saturday!
This video of Harry is so dear and so hilarious. I love it!! He is just ridiculously cute!
I love this video--it is adorable!


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Medical diagnosis is a difficult task that combines intellectual and intuitive skills. Well-defined diseases with structural changes in tissues are the easiest diagnose. Because we rely a lot on pictures, mass lesions such as tumors and tissue distortions from infection and injury are the easiest to visualize and diagnose. However, most common health problems that physicians see every day cannot be visualized and remain in a curious limbo. More and more people are entering this limbo every day and there is increasing disenchantment with a medical system that has a hard time recognizing illnesses that you cannot see or measure by simple tests.
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I still consider myself to be very much a newbie when it comes to WordPress, even after completing the Udemy course which I blogged about here.
What a wonderful surprise! A good friend messaged me earlier in the week to check my address and let me know he was posting something up to me. It arrived this morning and was a bottle of Dalwhinnie 15-Year-Old Whisky. Do surprises get any better? I'll let you know once I've had a dram this evening….
Another to add to my current whisky collection, which I blogged about here.
After my last post, I realised the next one would be my 50th, so thought I'd commemorate it with its own dedicated post!
I mentioned this course in an earlier blog, but finally got it finished this week! I really like the idea of Udemy, which provides online access to hundreds of really good training courses covering a wide range of subjects. They're pretty good value for money too – I think this WordPress course cost £15.
I thought I'd published this blog, but I'd only saved as a draft, so in terms of a timeline, I actually wrote this before I moved my blog from web to WordPress. It's only relevant regarding the FreeBSD 9 EOL, as the problems described below had been learned before creating my WordPress jail, hence the reason it wasn't mentioned!
Well, as my SSL certificate from an earlier blog was coming up for expiry later this month I thought I better have a go at setting up certbot on my Nginx-proxy server, so I don't have to mess around creating a cert manually and copying it across to the server.