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USC rese From Staff Resorts Two grants totaling $25 researchers. Willard Moore, a USC g the "greenhouse effect,' Science Foundation grant I 228 in the North Atlantic Oc Also, a USC School of M $102,000 grant from the discover what bacterial i disease uveitis. One of only a dozen res equipment and expertise t them to specific diseases, l able to expand their work Fox, principle researcher i Dr. Alvin Fox heads a team have received a $102,000 gr Health. i ELECTRON VOL ( PROM > j > BASIC / ' ..." /ioi no -r . r"<f (FORTRAN yJ YOU SPENT I YOUR DEGRi ABOUT W I WARNER RO offers a civil servi work with state-c advanced defe Warner Robins AL< engine 1-800-841-J or write to: DPCSC-E WARNKR ROBIi ROBINS A.I U.S. CITIZENSHP REQUff archers re O AAA U?..? 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USC "Detecting bacterial trace parti< roles in diseases was impossible b< les to chromatography and mass spec! lonai during tne late 1970s," Fox said, dium Since this technology is so ne causes of many diseases remai /ed a "Through our research, we hop th to technology further so that hospital \ eye use it for better diagnosis and el terial diseases," Fox said. h ttie Moore, who received the geoloj 1 llllK fllOf thn n /lnnfomn rf viav/w v V* v?wv VIIV v/wan WIIUI11U) I' ill be Radium 228, opening the possibi \lvin isotopes as a tracer of oceanic oroc For the past three years, Moore 1 I to calculate ocean circulation tii scientists in the nation seeking t rate" of the ocean in an attempt to can absorb carbon dioxide, th< "greenhouse effect." The term "greenhouse effecl amounts of carbon dioxide in the the beginning of the industrial i burning of fossil fuels such as coal cutting and burning forests. Like the glass of a greenhouse carbon dioxide trap heat within the Many scientists worry that, I cumulates, average world tempera as much as three to five degrees. T m average temperature would melt ^1 the sea level as much as 30 feet. fc|J| The primary means of extracting 2H atmosphere is its natural absorptio H| gas is dissolved. "It's estimated the ocean is ren ip dioxide we are generating. We're llll more rapidly than the ocean can mosphere, and it's unlikely we'll stc "Obtaining a precise measurem* IPf level waters of the ocean mix with t W step in finding a solution to the pote MP of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere j One way scientists can determine ocean is to analyze naturally occ such as Radium 228, Carbon ! radioactive isotopes can be extract analyzed to determine the concenl sp various sections 01 tne ocean. Analysis of Radium 228 from Norl ^ reveals the amount of time elapse who was in contact with sediments c< s of tually, this analysis will provide a i fast the ocean dissolves carbon diox ? ? ENGINEERS ? < o. Y p cpu ^ : &N2> \/Re+(XL-Xc)8 ) ;V j"|" ROM (\ ; / ^4^ WATTSj ; ji.V' : FllOOOOOOl J ! DIGITAL y B a . DYING TO GET j JU RE PUZZLED j SO TO BEST | LS. ? STICS CKNTER 5 neer with a chance to r to support the most s In the world. J 10 electronic/computer all toll free * 570 (in Georgia) ins A.F.B., Georgia 31098 S (SCBNTIR ! rv employer x^ggg/ s v ??1 n?i nts r lues that may lead to the I ? uritis. h cles and determining their 8 .e it ? I? _ __ I jiore uie application 01 gas gy Lroscopy in this research w, the possible bacterial in undetected, Fox said. te to develop the use of s eventually will be able to fective treatment of bac- H ly grant, was the first to ii slatively large amounts of : lity of using radioactive f| esses ! las been using Radium 228 j J ij ne. He is one of several o determine the "mixing tell how quickly the ocean e main catalyst in the I ^ t" refers to increasing B ; atmosphere caused since ] revolution by large-scale I 4 and petroleum, and from ( I 2, the added quantities of ; atmosphere of the earth, as carbon dioxide actures will rise, perhaps by he warming of the earth's glaciers, possibly raising I carbon dioxide from the | n by the ocean, where the loving half of the carbon creating carbon dioxide remove it from the at>p,M Moore said. ent of how fast the upper he lower levels is the first ^4:^11-- J i ^ (many uaugerous ounaup | j I," Moore said. j ] ; the "mixing rate" of the urring transient tracers, I j 14 and Tritium. These Eg ed from ocean water and | j tration of the isotopes in t i :h Atlantic water samples 1 j ;d since the ocean water j | >ntaining radium. Even- j means of calculating how | j ide- %sam ( a v v / rscr. V I IMP( fwWha I ^ Wher I Time: la^ Dl THOSE INTE NICE 1217 -N. Allege St. ... 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