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Robert Johnston, contributor at Sydney Business Insights (SBI)

Robert Johnston. Professor of Business Information Systems. The University of Sydney Business School.
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Dr Herbert Ian Priestley Hogbin

Dr Ian Hogbin.
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Emma Johnston, contributor at Sydney Business Insights (SBI)

Sydney, Australia. A highly awarded and world leading authority in marine science and conservation, Professor Johnston's current research focuses on global change including marine debris, biological invasions, extreme events, and ... Professor Johnston
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1 Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness 2018 INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORT ...

R Johnston & Joshua Xu (Paul’s) 6-1 6-0. G Barlin & W Wennerbom (Paul’s) def. ... R Johnston & H Whitman (Paul’s) 6-7 7-5 10-6. A Chretin & A Simson (Paul’s) def.
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scnews: "Statistics Seminar: Ian H. Sloan -- The challenge of high-dimensional computation" by Uri Keich

CalLoc1: Carslaw 173. Auth: uri@cpe-124-179-80-36.lns6.cht.bigpond.net.au (ukeich) in SMS-WASM. Statistics Seminar: Ian H. ... Sloan -- The challenge of high-dimensional computation. Ian H. Sloan School of Mathematics and Statistics University of New
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scnews: "Sydney Dynamics Group: Ian Melbourne -- Anomalous diffusion in deterministic systems. Part II" by Lachlan Smith

CalLoc1: Carslaw 157. Auth: lachlans@plachlans.pc (assumed). Sydney Dynamics Group: Ian Melbourne -- Anomalous diffusion in deterministic systems. ... Part II. Dear all, Next week, Friday March 13, Ian Melbourne (University of Warwick) will give a talk
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Ebbing opportunity: Australia and the US National Technology and Industrial Base | United States Studies Centre

The United States’ National Technology and Industrial Base (NTIB) is a congressionally-mandated policy framework that is intended to foster a defence free-trade area among the defence-related research and development sectors of the United States,
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Members of the School of Mathematics and Statistics

School of Mathematics and Statistics. Menu Selector. About. Research. Undergraduate study. Internal. About the School. Undergraduate Study. For Prospective Students. Internal Pages. You are here: people. About. Follow us_.. Members of the School of
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scnews: "Applied Maths Seminar: Tanaka -- Extinction or adaptation in a changing environment (and implications for microbial evolution and the evolution of recombination)" by Ian Lizarraga

SMS scnews item created by Ian Lizarraga at Thu 20 Apr 2023 0827. ... An ongoing list of AM seminars is posted here: See you there, Ian.
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mandelbaum, Author at Mandelbaum House

5508. <p>Our September formal dinner began with resident Ian Yap performing Claire De Lune by Debussy on piano. ... A very pleasant surprise to find out Ian played the piano, as he took Mandelbaum through as he put it, “A reflective piece allowing for
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