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2008-Oct-02 Academia Sinica E-news No.86  

 
Congratulations to Dr. Song Ming Wang on Winning the 2008 Li Foundation Heritage Prize

 


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Academic Event

 


Special Issue on Life Writing of EurAmerica (Vol. 38, No. 3) Available in Print and Online

        The special issue on Life Writing of EurAmerica (Vol. 38, No. 3/September 2008) is now available in print and on the website.


2008 Sunney Chan Lecture

Speaker: Prof. Dennis A. Dougherty
                 (Division of Chemistry and Chemical
                  Engineering, California Institute of 
                  Technology, USA)
Topic: Chemistry on the Brain: High-Precision
            
Studies of the Nicotine Receptor
Time: 2:30-3:30 pm, October 9, 2008 (Thursday)
Venue: Chou Ta-shue Lecture Hall,
              Institute of Chemistry,
              Academia Sinica
Host: Director Yu-Tai Tao
Organized By: Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica


Semi-presidentialism and Democracy: Institutional Choice, Performance and Evolution

Time: October 17-18, 2008 (Friday to Saturday)
Venue: 1st Conference Room, 3F,
              Humanities and Social Sciences Building,
              Academia Sinica
Organized By: Institute of Political Science
                           (Preparatory Office),
                           Academia Sinica


Lectures(October 2 - 9)

 


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Carbonation and Acidification of the Backyard Waters of Taiwan under Rising Atmospheric CO2

Dr. George T. F. Wong

(Distinguished Research Fellow and Vice Director,

Research Center for Environmental Changes)

       While there have been fluctuations in the concentration of atmospheric CO2 through out geologic time, its rate of increase since the advent of the industrial revolution in about 1750 has been much accelerated. Thus, in the pre-industrial time between 1000 and 1750, the concentration of atmospheric CO2 varied only within a narrow range of 275 to 285 ppm, and without a definitive systematic increasing trend.


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