Global Finance Magazine July August 2013

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Salon: Izzet Bensusan, Karbone
Izzet Bensusan of Karbone discusses market dynamics, financing and investment opportunities for alternative energy.

Awards: World’s Best Subcustodians 2013
Global Finance presents its annual awards honoring the leading subcustodians worldwide.

Awards: Best Supply Chain Finance 2013
Global Finance’s annual awards honor the leaders in supply chain finance services and solutions.

Regional Report: Central Asia
Central Asian countries must diversify their economies to maintain growth.

Country Report: Nigeria
Nigeria will soon pass South Africa as the continent’s largest economy, but it must make that a sustainable position.

Country Report: Portugal
Portugal is still making structural adjustments to realign its economy. But citizens are wearying of austerity measures.

Risk Management: Reinsurance
Despite the succession of natural catastrophes in recent years, reinsurance capacity remains robust.

Frontier Markets Focus: Cambodia
Cambodia has a well-deserved reputation as being among the most open markets in Southeast Asia.

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Electronic Design July 2013

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Top 101 Components of 2013
Survey Says Design Engineers Have Power On Their Minds: Supercap, DC/DC Converters and Charging Coil Garner Four Of The Top 10 Spots On Annual List

Bluetooth And Wi-Fi Rule The Airwaves
These two core wireless technologies continue to dominate short-range applications with new features and benefits.

Advanced Packaging Delivers Capacity And Performance
High-density BGAs and 3D stacking increase compute and storage density.

Matterform Interview – Low Cost 3D Scanner
The Matterform 3D Scanner allows anyone to take a physical object, and turn it into a digital 3D model on your computer.
Transaction-based Verification And Emulation Combine For Multi-megahertz Verification Performance
Transaction-based verification is becoming the emulation mode of choice because of its unique ability to keep pace with the growing verification support requirements of the latest high-performance, industry-standard interfaces.

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RadioResource International Quarter 3 2013

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CCW Roundup from Paris
A hot topic at this year's conference was the European plan to lobby for a public-safety broadband allocation

Dispatch Paramount for Oil Companies
Oil and gas firm are centralizing communications to better monitor field personnel and equipment

Narrowbanding for European Broadband
A report identifies spectrum for future broadband public-safety systems and plans to introduce a narrowbanding approach in Europe

Project 25 for Medical Workers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health selected a P25 network to capitalize on coverage and data features

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Egg Industry Magazine July 2013

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Biological tsunami: Avian influenza in Mexico
The great concentration of birds in Jlisco, Mexico, difficulty of initial diagnosis and other factors have contributed to this epidemic

Calcium source particle size has an impact on pullets
Research suggests that bone density can be improved and keel bone deformities reduced if pullets are fed large particle size sources of calcium

EPA still trying to link poultry feathers, dust to nutrient discharge issue
Despite setbacks in Maryland and West Virginia, the EPA and environmental activists haven't abandoned efforts to classify dust and feathers blown out by poultry house exhaust fans as stormwater discharges.

House holds key for Egg Bill passage in 2013
Egg producers told that the showdown over enactment of laying hen welfare legislation in 2013 will hinge on adoption of a Farm Bill amendment on the House floor

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Chemical Engineering July 2013

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CO2 Utilization
Researchers are developing new technologies for using CO2 as a feedstock to make a variety of chemicals

Securing Industrial Control Systems
ICSs are vulnerable targets to cyber attacks. More than conventional IT-security solutions are needed to protect them

Rotary Valves in Pneumatic Conveying Systems
Because of their wide application in pneumatic conveying systems, it is important to understand how rotary valves are designed and used

Cooling-tower Water: A Hybrid Problem Calls for a Hybrid Solution
In addition to the usual woes, new issues are creating a situation that calls for a hybrid approach to water treatment

Improved corrosion control in refinery steam systems
GE Power & Water has introduced a novel, dual-pronged approach to corrosion inhibition for boiler and steam-condensate systems in petroleum refineries. The technology is designed to prevent attack by acidic species on...

Polymer-based Piping
Polymer-based piping systems offer a number of advantages, along with some limitations, compared to metallic and other non-polymeric pipe materials. The use of thermoplastic piping in the chemical process industries (CPI) must be carefully considered on a case-by-case basis...

Polymer-based Piping
Polymer-based piping systems offer a number of advantages, along with some limitations, compared to metallic and other non-polymeric pipe materials. The use of thermoplastic piping in the chemical process industries (CPI) must be carefully considered on a case-by-case basis...

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Nature Methods July 2013

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Points of view: Multidimensional data
Visually organize complex data by mapping them onto familiar representations of biological systems.

Another transistor-based revolution: on-chip qPCR
More than 40 years after the invention of semiconductor pH microtransducers known as ISFETs, this transistor-based technology may revolutionize quantitative PCR.

Embryos under the X-ray
X-ray imaging using synchrotron radiation reveals the cellular choreography of a developing frog embryo in spectacular detail.

Fly walk
Two methodological advances enable tracking of the walking behavior of fruit flies at single-leg resolution.

Matching marks with mechanisms
Reagents that recognize specific chemical modifications while ignoring the surrounding protein offer valuable proteomic insights.

Human stem cells from cloned embryos
Methodological optimization makes possible the long-awaited derivation of human embryonic stem cells from embryos obtained with somatic cell nuclear transfer.

Peptides aplenty
A large library of peptides and phosphopeptides, along with their tandem mass spectra, serves as a resource for the proteomics field.

Assembling genomes in microbial communities
Binning based on differential read coverage, rather than sequence composition, allows separation of metagenomic sequence reads into species-level clusters that can be assembled into single chromosomes.

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International Railway Journal July 2013

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Africa

African market excites international suppliers
Mineral rush sparks investment in rail

Nigeria backs rail to boost economic growth
Challenges and opportunities await NRC

Coal to power Botswanan revival?
Black gold reverses BR's fortunes

High Speed

High-speed champion
Uncovering Trenitalia's Frecciarossa 1000

Where next for Spanish high-speed rail?
Economic crisis reshapes national project

German Aerospace Centre studies high-speed
Developing concepts for lightweight trains

Track

Track technology draws thousands to IAF
Highlight from VDEI's Munster show

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