Clinical trials with surprising outcomes
Medicine is an evolving field as new knowledge is acquired through discoveries in the laboratory and through clinical trials. With the acceptance of e...
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Clint Hallam
Clint Hallam (born in New Zealand) was the first recipient of a human hand transplant.Hallam lost his hand in a circular saw accident at Rolleston Pri...
Clockwork universe theory
The clockwork universe theory compares the operation of the physical universe to the inner workings of a mechanical clock. As a metaphor for the under...
Cloe Rene Moreau
Cloe Rene Moreau, (born 31 October 1974) is a famous French architect inspired by the beauties of nature. One of her works was created when she was a ...
Cloned Dinosaurs and Their Ability to Survive on Earth in the 21st Century
Abstract In this research paper about the survivability of cloned dinosaurs a wide range of topics are covered. The standpoint of the research is that...
Cocktailphobia
Cocktailphobia is a psychological disorder, related to toxiphobia, where one fears the consumption of brightly coloured drinks and foods, not necessar...
Code biology
Code Biology is the study of all codes of life, from the genetic code to the codes of culture, with the standard methods of science. It is, first and ...
Coffee and the environment
Changes in how coffee plants are grown have resulted in effects on the environment. Recently, coffee companies have begun to acknowledge the United St...
Cognate advisor
A doctoral cognate advisor is a professor who supervises the backdrop (or secondary context) of a doctoral student's dissertation if it is different f...
Cognitive switch theory
Cognitive switch theory is a theory in gender role awareness. This theory states that all children are born neutral; sex is there but gender is not. T...
Cold Detonation Physics
Cold Detonation Physics (CDP) is a unique field of explosives that is based on the shock-sensitive rapid reduction of carbon dioxide to carbon, which ...
Cold winters theory
Cold winters theory is a theory proposed by controversial psychologist J. Phillippe Rushton as an explanation for his belief that humans from Africa a...
Colin P Flynn
Dr Colin P. Flynn is a Professor of Physics and of Materials Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign History Professor Flynn receive...
Collaborative Marketing
Collaborative Marketing Accessing Internet has become a common phenomenon because innovative technologies like mobile Internet devices, Mobile phones,...
Collective Simulations
A Collective Simulation is a general framework combining social learning pedagogical models with distributed simulation technical frameworks. Collecti...
College Girls (Are Easy)
College Girls, also known as College Girls Are Easy, is one of two notable songs made popular by Jesse Jaymes, the other bring Shake It (Like a White ...
Collegium ramazzini
AboutFounded in 1982, Collegium Ramazzini is an independent, international academy with 180 invited members from more than 30 countries. Its members a...
Colm Kelleher
Colm Kelleher is a research scientist and author.InformationHe received his PhD in biochemistry at Trinity College, Dublin and has 21 years of experie...
Colonial Blackbird
The Blackbird (also known as the Laura) is a custom-built stealth-capable reconnaissance spacecraft from the fictional universe of the reimagined Batt...
Color light acupuncture
Color light acupuncture is the practice of using beneficial light to stimulate acupuncture points, for the purpose of balancing energy in the body and...