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201. Enhanced detection of Legionnaires' disease by PCR testing of induced sputum and throat swabs

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Maze, M. J., primary, Slow, S., additional, Cumins, A.-M., additional, Boon, K., additional, Goulter, P., additional, Podmore, R. G., additional, Anderson, T. P., additional, Barratt, K., additional, Young, S. A., additional, Pithie, A. D., additional, Epton, M. J., additional, Werno, A. M., additional, Chambers, S. T., additional, and Murdoch, D. R., additional

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2013
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202. Tritium related studies at the JET facilities

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Lässer, R., Bekris, N., Bell, A., Brennan, D., Caldwell-Nichols, C., Cristescu, I., Ciattaglia, S., Coad, P., Day, Ch, Glugla, M., Likonen, Jari, Murdoch, D., Rosanvallon, S., and Scaffidi-Argentina, F.

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JET is a unique facility in the preparation of ITER in that it is the largest operating fusion device and provides the closest plasma parameters to ITER. Furthermore, it offers the largest variety of heating possibilities, it has Be handling capability, and was built from the beginning to perform DT experiments and will be the only magnetic fusion device for the next decade able to study tritium related issues. Various research activities of importance for JET and ITER are performed within the EFDA JET Fusion Technology Task Force (FT-TF) involving the JET Operator (UKAEA) and several EU Laboratories. Some of the tritium related issues studied are reported here: Tritium in flakes and tiles: During the 1997 Deuterium-Tritium Experiment (DTE1) tritium accountancy performed within the Active Gas Handling System (AGHS) revealed clearly that a large fraction (up to 40%) of the tritium injected into the tokamak was trapped in the machine. At the end of the tritium clean-up campaign the tritium release rates were very small, but there were still 6 g tritium (17%) remaining in the machine. Inspection of the machine revealed the presence of flaking co-deposited carbon-hydrogen layers mainly at the inner water-cooled louvres. These flakes have a very high specific tritium activity and represent the main trap for tritium, as the tritium content measured in tiles was small in comparison. During the 2001 shutdown flakes from the sub-divertor region of the tokamak were collected remotely to help reconcile the tritium balance at JET. Detritiation of tritium contaminated materials: Due to the injection of 36 g tritium into the tokamak during DTE1 and the multiple reprocessing of 20 g tritium available in AGHS, components which were in contact with tritium are now contaminated. Special detritiation techniques are developed for components replaced during operations to allow waste disposal under economically sound and environmentally safe conditions. Development of water detritiation: Two batches of tritiated water collected at JET have been sent to Canada for reprocessing. As this route might not be available in the future, design studies of a water detritiation plant at JET are very important. Laboratory size plants with liquid phase catalytic exchange (LPCE) column have been built to test the performance of various packing materials and catalysts and to determine mass transfer for D and T between water and gas. Use of AGHS as a test bed for ITER: Special ITER components such as a PERMCAT reactor which is one of the main components of the ITER Tritium Exhaust Processing System, and cryo-panels of the same design as those to be used in the ITER cryo-pumps will be tested in the AGHS at JET under ITER-like conditions.

Published
2002

208. Australian higher education institutions transforming the future of teaching and learning through 3D virtual worlds

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Prof. M. Keppell, Dr C. Steel, S. Housego, P. Gerbic, Gregory, S., Gregory, B., Campbell, M., Farley, H., Sinnappan, S., Kennedy-Clark, S., Craven, D., Murdoch, D., Lee, M., Wood, D., Grenfell, J., Thomas, A., Smith, K., Warren, I., Dreher, Heinz, McKeown, L., Ellis, A., Hillier, M., Pace, S., Cram, A., Hay, L., Grant, S., Matthews, C., Prof. M. Keppell, Dr C. Steel, S. Housego, P. Gerbic, Gregory, S., Gregory, B., Campbell, M., Farley, H., Sinnappan, S., Kennedy-Clark, S., Craven, D., Murdoch, D., Lee, M., Wood, D., Grenfell, J., Thomas, A., Smith, K., Warren, I., Dreher, Heinz, McKeown, L., Ellis, A., Hillier, M., Pace, S., Cram, A., Hay, L., Grant, S., and Matthews, C.

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What are educators' motivations for using virtual worlds with their students? Are they using them to support the teaching of professions and if this is the case, do they introduce virtual worlds into the curriculum to develop and/or expand students' professional learning networks? Are they using virtual worlds to transform their teaching and learning? In recognition of the exciting opportunities that virtual worlds present for higher education, the DEHub Virtual Worlds Working Group was formed. It is made up of Australian university academics who are investigating the role that virtual worlds will play in the future of education and actively implementing the technology within their own teaching practice and curricula. This paper presents a typology for teaching and learning in 3D virtual worlds and applies the typology to a series of case studies based on the ways in which academics and their institutions are exploiting the power of virtual worlds for diverse purposes ranging from business scenarios and virtual excursions to role-play, experimentation and language development. The case studies offer insight into the ways in which institutions are transforming their teaching for an unknown future through innovative teaching and learning in virtual worlds. The paper demonstrates how virtual worlds enable low cost alternatives to existing pedagogies as well as creating opportunities for rich, immersive and authentic activities that would otherwise not be feasible or maybe not even be possible. Through the use of virtual worlds, teaching and learning can be transformed to cater for an unknown future.

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2010

210. Non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis.

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Delahaye F., Patel M., Dismukes W., Pan A., Caros G., Tribouilloy A.B.M.C., Ramallo V., Raoult D., Thuny F., Habib G., Casalta J.-P., Fournier P.-E., Chipigina N., Kirill O., Vinogradova T., Kulichenko V.P., Butkevich O.M., Lion C., Selton-Suty C., Alla F., Coyard H., Doco-Lecompte T., Durante-Mangoni E., Ragone E., Dialetto G., Tripodi M.F., Utili R., Casillo R., Kumar A.S., Sharma G., Street A., Eisen D.P., McBryde E.S., Grigg L., Abrutyn E., Michelet C., Donnio P.Y., Fortes C.Q., Edathodu J., Al-Hegelan M., Font B., Anguera I., Guma J.R., Cereceda M., Oyonarte M.J., Mella R.M., Garcia P., Jones S.B., Paiva M.G., Tranchesi R.A.D.M., Woon L.L., Lum L.-N., Tan R.-S., Rees D., Kornecny P., Lawrence R., Dever R., Post J., Jones P., Ryan S., Harkness J., Feneley M., Rubinstein E., Strahilewitz J., Ionac A., Mornos C., Dragulescu S., Forno D., Cecchi E., De Rosa F., Imazio M., Trinchero R., Wiesbauer F., Gattringer R., Deans G., Andrasevic A.T., Barsic B., Klinar I., Vincelj J., Bukovski S., Krajinovic V., Stafford J., Baloch K., Redick T., Harding T., Bayer A.S., Durack D.T., Moreillon P., Eykyn S., Morpeth S., Murdoch D., Cabell C.H., Karchmer A.W., Pappas P., Levine D., Nacinovich F., Tattevin P., Fernandez-Hidalgo N., Dickerman S., Bouza E., Del Rio A., Lejko-Zupanc T., De Oliveira Ramos A., Iarussi D., Klein J., Chirouze C., Bedimo R., Corey G.R., Fowler Jr. V.G., Gordon D., Devi U., Spelman D., Van Der Meer J.T.M., Kauffman C., Bradley S., Armstrong W., Giannitsioti E., Giamarellou H., Lerakis S., Moreno A., Mestres C.A., Pare C., Garcia De La Maria C., De Lazzario E., Marco F., Gatell J.M., Miro J.M., Almela M., Azqueta M., Jimenez-Exposito M.J., De Benito N., Perez N., Almirante B., Rodriguez De Vera P., Tornos P., Falco V., Claramonte X., Armero Y., Sidani N., Kanj-Sharara S., Kanafani Z., Raglio A., Goglio A., Gnecchi F., Suter F., Valsecchi G., Rizzi M., Ravasio V., Hoen B., Leroy J., Plesiat P., Bernard Y., Casey A., Lambert P., Watkin R., Elliott T., Goissen T., Delahaye A., Vandenesch F., Vizzotti C., Nacinovich F.M., Trivi M., Lombardero M., Cortes C., Casabe J.H., Altclas J., Kogan S., Clara L., Sanchez M., Commerford A., Hansa C., Deetlefs E., Ntsekhe M., Commerford P., Wray D., Steed L.L., Church P., Cantey R., Morris A., Chambers S., Read K., Raymond N., Holland D., Lang S., Kotsanas D., Korman T.M., Peterson G., Purcell J., Southern Jr. P.M., Shah M., Reddy A., Dhar G., Hanlon-Feeney A., Hannan M., Kelly S., Wang A., Woods C.W., Sexton D.J., Benjamin Jr. D., McDonald J.R., Federspiel J., Engemann J.J., Reller L.B., Drew L., Caram L.B., Stryjewski M., Lalani T., Chu V., Mazaheri B., Neuerburg C., Naber C., Athan E., Henry M., Harris O., Alestig E., Olaison L., Wikstrom L., Snygg-Martin U., Francis J., Venugopal K., Nair L., Thomas V., Chaiworramukkun J., Pachirat O., Chetchotisakd P., Suwanich T., Kamarulzaman A., Tamin S.S., Mueller Premru M., Logar M., Orezzi C., Moreno M., Rodriguez-Creixems M., Marin M., Fernandez M., Munoz P., Fernandez R., Delahaye F., Patel M., Dismukes W., Pan A., Caros G., Tribouilloy A.B.M.C., Ramallo V., Raoult D., Thuny F., Habib G., Casalta J.-P., Fournier P.-E., Chipigina N., Kirill O., Vinogradova T., Kulichenko V.P., Butkevich O.M., Lion C., Selton-Suty C., Alla F., Coyard H., Doco-Lecompte T., Durante-Mangoni E., Ragone E., Dialetto G., Tripodi M.F., Utili R., Casillo R., Kumar A.S., Sharma G., Street A., Eisen D.P., McBryde E.S., Grigg L., Abrutyn E., Michelet C., Donnio P.Y., Fortes C.Q., Edathodu J., Al-Hegelan M., Font B., Anguera I., Guma J.R., Cereceda M., Oyonarte M.J., Mella R.M., Garcia P., Jones S.B., Paiva M.G., Tranchesi R.A.D.M., Woon L.L., Lum L.-N., Tan R.-S., Rees D., Kornecny P., Lawrence R., Dever R., Post J., Jones P., Ryan S., Harkness J., Feneley M., Rubinstein E., Strahilewitz J., Ionac A., Mornos C., Dragulescu S., Forno D., Cecchi E., De Rosa F., Imazio M., Trinchero R., Wiesbauer F., Gattringer R., Deans G., Andrasevic A.T., Barsic B., Klinar I., Vincelj J., Bukovski S., Krajinovic V., Stafford J., Baloch K., Redick T., Harding T., Bayer A.S., Durack D.T., Moreillon P., Eykyn S., Morpeth S., Murdoch D., Cabell C.H., Karchmer A.W., Pappas P., Levine D., Nacinovich F., Tattevin P., Fernandez-Hidalgo N., Dickerman S., Bouza E., Del Rio A., Lejko-Zupanc T., De Oliveira Ramos A., Iarussi D., Klein J., Chirouze C., Bedimo R., Corey G.R., Fowler Jr. V.G., Gordon D., Devi U., Spelman D., Van Der Meer J.T.M., Kauffman C., Bradley S., Armstrong W., Giannitsioti E., Giamarellou H., Lerakis S., Moreno A., Mestres C.A., Pare C., Garcia De La Maria C., De Lazzario E., Marco F., Gatell J.M., Miro J.M., Almela M., Azqueta M., Jimenez-Exposito M.J., De Benito N., Perez N., Almirante B., Rodriguez De Vera P., Tornos P., Falco V., Claramonte X., Armero Y., Sidani N., Kanj-Sharara S., Kanafani Z., Raglio A., Goglio A., Gnecchi F., Suter F., Valsecchi G., Rizzi M., Ravasio V., Hoen B., Leroy J., Plesiat P., Bernard Y., Casey A., Lambert P., Watkin R., Elliott T., Goissen T., Delahaye A., Vandenesch F., Vizzotti C., Nacinovich F.M., Trivi M., Lombardero M., Cortes C., Casabe J.H., Altclas J., Kogan S., Clara L., Sanchez M., Commerford A., Hansa C., Deetlefs E., Ntsekhe M., Commerford P., Wray D., Steed L.L., Church P., Cantey R., Morris A., Chambers S., Read K., Raymond N., Holland D., Lang S., Kotsanas D., Korman T.M., Peterson G., Purcell J., Southern Jr. P.M., Shah M., Reddy A., Dhar G., Hanlon-Feeney A., Hannan M., Kelly S., Wang A., Woods C.W., Sexton D.J., Benjamin Jr. D., McDonald J.R., Federspiel J., Engemann J.J., Reller L.B., Drew L., Caram L.B., Stryjewski M., Lalani T., Chu V., Mazaheri B., Neuerburg C., Naber C., Athan E., Henry M., Harris O., Alestig E., Olaison L., Wikstrom L., Snygg-Martin U., Francis J., Venugopal K., Nair L., Thomas V., Chaiworramukkun J., Pachirat O., Chetchotisakd P., Suwanich T., Kamarulzaman A., Tamin S.S., Mueller Premru M., Logar M., Orezzi C., Moreno M., Rodriguez-Creixems M., Marin M., Fernandez M., Munoz P., and Fernandez R.

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Background: Infective endocarditis caused by non-HACEK (species other than Haemophilus species, Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans, Cardiobacterium hominis, Eikenella corrodens, or Kingella species) gram-negative bacilli is rare, is poorly characterized, and is commonly considered to be primarily a disease of injection drug users. Objective(s): To describe the clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients with non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis in a large, international, contemporary cohort of patients. Design(s): Observations from the International Collaboration on Infective Endocarditis Prospective Cohort Study (ICE-PCS) database. Setting(s): 61 hospitals in 28 countries. Patient(s): Hospitalized patients with definite endocarditis. Measurements: Characteristics of non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis cases were described and compared with those due to other pathogens. Result(s): Among the 2761 case-patients with definite endocarditis enrolled in ICE-PCS, 49 (1.8%) had endocarditis (20 native valve, 29 prosthetic valve or device) due to non-HACEK, gram-negative bacilli. Escherichia coli (14 patients [29%]) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (11 patients [22%]) were the most common pathogens. Most patients (57%) with non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis had health care-associated infection, whereas injection drug use was rare (4%). Implanted endovascular devices were frequently associated with non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis compared with other causes of endocarditis (29% vs. 11%; P < 0.001). The in-hospital mortality rate of patients with endocarditis due to non-HACEK gram-negative bacilli was high (24%) despite high rates of cardiac surgery (51%). Limitation(s): Because of the small number of patients with non-HACEK gram-negative bacillus endocarditis in each treatment group and the lack of long-term follow-up, strong treatment recommendations are difficult to make. Conclusion(s): In this large, prospective, multinational

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2008

211. Prevalence and Genetic Analysis of Phenotypically Vi- Negative Salmonella Typhi Isolates in Children from Kathmandu, Nepal

Author

Pulickal, A. S., primary, Callaghan, M. J., additional, Kelly, D. F., additional, Maskey, M., additional, Mahat, S., additional, Hamaluba, M., additional, Dongol, S., additional, Adhikari, N., additional, Thorson, S., additional, Basynat, B., additional, Murdoch, D. R., additional, Farrar, J. J., additional, and Pollard, A. J., additional

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2013
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219. Counterrealism and Indo-Anglian Fiction

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Murdoch, D.

Subjects
Counterrealism and Indo-Anglian Fiction (Book) -- Book reviews, Library and information science, Literature/writing
Published
2003

222. Lower Respiratory Infections Among Hospitalized Children in New Caledonia: A Pilot Study for the Pneumonia Etiology Research for Child Health Project

Author

Mermond, S., primary, Zurawski, V., additional, D'Ortenzio, E., additional, Driscoll, A. J., additional, DeLuca, A. N., additional, Deloria-Knoll, M., additional, Moisi, J. C., additional, Murdoch, D. R., additional, Missotte, I., additional, Besson-Leaud, L., additional, Chevalier, C., additional, Debarnot, V., additional, Feray, F., additional, Noireterre, S., additional, Duparc, B., additional, Fresnais, F., additional, O'Connor, O., additional, Dupont-Rouzeyrol, M., additional, and Levine, O. S., additional

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2012
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223. The Pneumonia Etiology Research for Child Health Project: A 21st Century Childhood Pneumonia Etiology Study

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Levine, O. S., primary, O'Brien, K. L., additional, Deloria-Knoll, M., additional, Murdoch, D. R., additional, Feikin, D. R., additional, DeLuca, A. N., additional, Driscoll, A. J., additional, Baggett, H. C., additional, Brooks, W. A., additional, Howie, S. R. C., additional, Kotloff, K. L., additional, Madhi, S. A., additional, Maloney, S. A., additional, Sow, S., additional, Thea, D. M., additional, and Scott, J. A., additional

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2012
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229. SEAFP, Safety and Environmental Assessment of Fusion Power, Final Report

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Raeder, J., Cook, I., Morgenstern, F. H., Salpietro, E., Bünde, R., Ebert, E., Aggeryd, I., Andritsos, F., Angelini, A., Aquilonius, K., Bartels, H. W., Bashir, S., Besson, D., Blomquist, R., Bönisch, G., Bogusch, E., Bottura, L., Brodén, K., Bunz, H., Buttenvorth, G. J., Cambi, G., Caporali, R., Carr, R. A., Casini, G., Ciattaglia, S., Coilén, J., Colombini, A., Crutzen, Y. R., Danner, W., Dinner, P. J., Di Pace, L., Donato, A., Dworschak, H., Edlund, H., Ehrhardt, J., Engelrrhann, F., Eriksson, J., Fantechi, S., Farfalletti Casali, F., Federici, G., Fenici, P., Fiege, A., Fischer, U., Forestier, F., Forrest, R. A., Forty, C. B. A., Freudenstein, K. F., Gay, J. M., Gorenflo, H., Gunther, K., Gulden, H. W., Han, W. E., Harries, D. R., Hender, T. C., Herndlaofer, S. R., Holloway, N. J., Hopkins, P. H., Inzaghi, A., Kalyanam, K., Kardistas, P. J., Kinninburgh, G., Komen, E. M. J., Koning, H., Koyro, M., Kramer, W., Lee, D. T., Lefort, F., Lorenzetto, P., Maisonnier, D., Marbach, G., Mazille, F., Meyder, R., Mills, T., Mitchell, N., Moriarty, T. F., Murdoch, O. K., Miustoe, F. J., Natalizio, A., Nisan, S., O'Keeffe, J., Olezza, F., Olsson, G., Pacher, G., Pacher, H., Pearcey, J., Perfumo, A., Petrizzi, L., Platt, A., Rado, V., Raff, S., Raskob, W., Rizzello, C., Rocco, P., Rolandson, S., Ross, W. E., Sabie, G., Sakellaris, I., Schofield, N., Shen, K., Simbolotti, G., Sjoberg, A., Sublet, J. C., Taylor, N. P., Bunde, R., Bonisch, G., Broden, K., Coilen, J., Dänner, W., Edlun, O., Engelmann, F., Günther, K., Gulden, W., Herndlhofer, S. R., Karditsas, P. J., Kinninburgh, C. G., Murdoch, D. K., Mustoe, F. J., Sablé, G., Sjöberg, A., Thompson, K. M., Tosti, S., Vallone, C., Vieider, G., Violante, F., Vivaldi, F., Wagner, H. L., Walford, F. J., Wegrove, J. G., Wehner, J., Wörle, K., Wu, C., Zacchia, F., Zolti, E., and Zucchetti, Massimo

Subjects
SEAFP, Environmental impact, Power Reactor, Fusion Technology, DEMO, Fusion Safety
Published
1995

230. Haemophilus influenzae Type b Carriage and Novel Bacterial Population Structure among Children in Urban Kathmandu, Nepal

Author

Williams, E. J., primary, Lewis, J., additional, John, T., additional, Hoe, J. C., additional, Yu, L., additional, Dongol, S., additional, Kelly, D. F., additional, Griffiths, D. T., additional, Shah, A., additional, Limbu, B., additional, Pradhan, R., additional, Mawas, F., additional, Shrestha, S., additional, Thorson, S., additional, Werno, A. M., additional, Murdoch, D. R., additional, Adhikari, N., additional, and Pollard, A. J., additional

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2011
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231. Lower respiratory infections (LRIs) etiologies in hospitalized children in New Caledonia: a PERCH pilot study

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Zurawski, V, primary, Driscoll, A, additional, Deluca, A, additional, Knoll, M, additional, Murdoch, D, additional, O’Connor, O, additional, Dupont-Rouzeyrol, M, additional, Missotte, I, additional, Moïsi, J, additional, Besson-Leaud, L, additional, Chevalier, C, additional, Debarnot, V, additional, Levine, O, additional, and Mermond, S, additional

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2011
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238. Tritium in Fusion: R&D in the EU

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Lässer, R., primary, Antipenkov, A., additional, Bekris, N. Bekris, additional, Boccaccini, L.V., additional, Caldwell-Nichols, C.J., additional, Cristescu, I., additional, Day, Ch., additional, Gasparotto, M., additional, Glugla, M., additional, Dell’Orco, G., additional, Gabriel, F., additional, Gastaldi, O., additional, Grisolia, Ch., additional, Knipe, S., additional, Magielsen, A. J., additional, Möslang, A., additional, Murdoch, D., additional, Pearce, R., additional, Perevezentsev, A., additional, Piazza, G., additional, Poitevin, Y., additional, Ricapito, I., additional, Salavy, J.-F., additional, Sedano, L.A., additional, and Zmitko, M., additional

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2008
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244. Vacuum technology for ITER

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Murdoch, D, primary, Antipenkov, A, additional, Caldwell-Nichols, C, additional, Day, C, additional, Dremel, M, additional, Haas, H, additional, Hauer, V, additional, and Jensen, H, additional

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2008
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246. INVESTIGATION OF A TEST LOOP FOR THE COOLING SYSTEM OF THE ITER TF COIL UNDER PULSED HEAT LOAD

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Rousset, B., primary, Girard, A., additional, Maze, S., additional, Poncet, J. M., additional, Roussel, P., additional, Kalinin, V., additional, Murdoch, D., additional, Sanmarti, M., additional, Weisend, J. G., additional, Barclay, John, additional, Breon, Susan, additional, Demko, Jonathan, additional, DiPirro, Michael, additional, Kelley, J. Patrick, additional, Kittel, Peter, additional, Klebaner, Arkadiy, additional, Zeller, Al, additional, Zagarola, Mark, additional, Van Sciver, Steven, additional, Rowe, Andrew, additional, Pfotenhauer, John, additional, Peterson, Tom, additional, and Lock, Jennifer, additional

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2008
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