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Imperial College London

Imperial College London (officially The Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine as titled in its Royal Charter) is a British university in London specialising in science, engineering, medicine and business. Imperial was placed 5th overall in the world in the 2009 THE - QS World University Rankings of universities worldwide, and 26th in the world by the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities.

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Uptake of HIV Related Care Among Seroconvertors— Implications for VOICE or future HIV prevention trials Sharika Gappoo*, Sarita Naidoo, Yuki Sookrajh, Neetha Morar and Gita Ramjee HIV Prevention Research Unit, Medical Research Council, South Africa The MDP 301 trial was implemented at 3 trial sites in Durban (Tongaat, Verulam and Isipingo) and enrolled 2391 women. All seroconvertors received a referral for further HIV related management to: PEPFAR Care Clinic (operating at the Verulam HPRU clinic) SPARTAC Treatment Trial Local DoH service provider Seroconvertors were contacted telephonically or via home visits to assess the uptake of these referrals and any challenges encountered. The SPARTAC trial is a randomised, controlled clinical trial that is currently conducted at 6 sites in Durban (Verulam, Isipingo, Umkomaas, Chatsworth, Botha’s Hill and Overport). Participants who were acutely infected with HIV (HIV positive antibody test within 6-months of an HIV negative antibody test ) were randomised to 1 of 3 arms i.e. 48 weeks ARV treatment, 12 weeks ARV treatment or No therapy and followed for a period of 3.5 – 5 years. CD4 and Viral Loads were monitored during this period. Between 2005 and 2007, 155 newly infected HIV positive women were recruited from then ongoing HPRU HIV prevention clinical trials. Of these, 87 enrolled into the SPARTAC trial. Each participant was referred to the closest DoH clinic from the onset of the trial for f...

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Progress on CALICE DAQ Paul Dauncey Imperial College London, UK

Progress on CALICE DAQ Paul Dauncey Imperial College London, UK

DISCRETE MATHEMATICS K.H. Rosen, Discrete Maths and its applications, McGraw-Hill. Course covers introduction to set theory, functions, relations, logic, graphical representation.
Economic Environment Lecture 8 Joint Honours 2003/4 Professor Stephen Hall The Business School Imperial College London

Economic Environment Lecture 8 Joint Honours 2003/4 Professor Stephen Hall The Business School Imperial College London

Source: Imperial College Statistics Cards 1998-99 to 2009-10

A.P.R.I.L Valuation of Ecosystems ________________________ Policy change Impacts on ecosystems Changes in ecosystem services Impacts on human welfare Economic value Willingness to pay? Ecosystem services (Millenium Ecosystem Assessment): PROVISIONING REGULATORY CULTURAL SUPPORTING

International Opportunities and Immigration Helen Challis & Angela Lin International Office
Non-Clinical Hot Topics in General Practice Professor Azeem Majeed Department of Primary Care & Social Medicine

Non-Clinical Hot Topics in General Practice Professor Azeem Majeed Department of Primary Care & Social Medicine

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Short pulse modelling in PPD N. J. Sircombe, M. G. Ramsay, D. A. Chapman, S. J. Hughes, D. J. Swatton. nathan.sircombe@awe.co.uk www.awe.co.uk

Short pulse modelling in PPD N. J. Sircombe, M. G. Ramsay, D. A. Chapman, S. J. Hughes, D. J. Swatton. nathan.sircombe@awe.co.uk www.awe.co.uk

Patchwork Science Katherine Goates Olivia Sharp Emma Stokes This quilt was designed as a work of art to represent themes from the history, sociology and philosophy of science. Quilting is used as an analogy for science – there is a large community of quilters who share knowledge and techniques, much like the scientific community.

Patchwork Science Katherine Goates Olivia Sharp Emma Stokes This quilt was designed as a work of art to represent themes from the history, sociology and philosophy of science. Quilting is used as an analogy for science – there is a large community of quilters who share knowledge and techniques, much like the scientific community.

WELCOME to Admissions Day Dr Stepan Lucyszyn Undergraduate Admissions Tutor Kay Hancox Admissions Administrator Undergraduate Entry 2009 3-year BEng and 4-year MEng degree courses in Electrical & Electronic Engineering Information Systems Engineering
Lecture 7: Review Article Topics

Lecture 7: Review Article Topics

This lecture will introduce topics for further study and the preparation of a Review Article Task: Write a Review Article on a relatively narrow subject area within Trapped Ion QIP Work in same groups as last term Split work up according to your personal tastes, but try to understand the whole article Split the article up into sections. Work together on the Introduction and Conclusion. Prepare other sections individually (with help from the others). Prepare it in strict PRA format (Latex with figures): Aim for ~ 10 - 12 page article Try to be pedagogical and give ‘added value’
An overview of Imperial Name of speaker

An overview of Imperial Name of speaker
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