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3. Flexible Development Programs for Antibacterial Drugs to Address Unmet Medical Needs. (PERSPECTIVE)

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Ghosh, Mayurika, Iarikov, Dmitri, Qi, Xiaojing, "Karen", Rubin, Daniel, Shurland, Simone, Goodwin, Avery, Wei, Xiaohui, Chilukuri, Dakshina, McMaster, Owen, Miller, Terry, Kim, Peter, and Sherwat, Adam

Subjects
United States. Food and Drug Administration -- Powers and duties, Drug discovery -- Methods -- Laws, regulations and rules, Bacterial infections -- Care and treatment, Antibacterial agents -- Production processes, Government regulation, Health
Abstract

As described in guidance from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the evaluation of antibacterial drugs for serious bacterial diseases is associated with several challenges, such as the need [...]

Published
2024
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4. Copyright Page

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

5. Cover

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

6. Preface

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

9. Acknowledgments

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

11. Title Page

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

12. Foreword

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

17. Bibliography

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

26. Index

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

32. Notes

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Elder, D. Rose and Miller, Terry E.

Published
2014

35. The FluidFlower International Benchmark Study: Process, Modeling Results, and Comparison to Experimental Data

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Flemisch, Bernd, Nordbotten, Jan M., Fernø, Martin, Juanes, Ruben, Class, Holger, Delshad, Mojdeh, Doster, Florian, Ennis-King, Jonathan, Franc, Jacques, Geiger, Sebastian, Gläser, Dennis, Green, Christopher, Gunning, James, Hajibeygi, Hadi, Jackson, Samuel J., Jammoul, Mohamad, Karra, Satish, Li, Jiawei, Matthäi, Stephan K., Miller, Terry, Shao, Qi, Spurin, Catherine, Stauffer, Philip, Tchelepi, Hamdi, Tian, Xiaoming, Viswanathan, Hari, Voskov, Denis, Wang, Yuhang, Wapperom, Michiel, Wheeler, Mary F., Wilkins, Andrew, Youssef, AbdAllah A., and Zhang, Ziliang

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Physics - Geophysics, Computer Science - Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
Abstract

Successful deployment of geological carbon storage (GCS) requires an extensive use of reservoir simulators for screening, ranking and optimization of storage sites. However, the time scales of GCS are such that no sufficient long-term data is available yet to validate the simulators against. As a consequence, there is currently no solid basis for assessing the quality with which the dynamics of large-scale GCS operations can be forecasted. To meet this knowledge gap, we have conducted a major GCS validation benchmark study. To achieve reasonable time scales, a laboratory-size geological storage formation was constructed (the "FluidFlower"), forming the basis for both the experimental and computational work. A validation experiment consisting of repeated GCS operations was conducted in the FluidFlower, providing what we define as the true physical dynamics for this system. Nine different research groups from around the world provided forecasts, both individually and collaboratively, based on a detailed physical and petrophysical characterization of the FluidFlower sands. The major contribution of this paper is a report and discussion of the results of the validation benchmark study, complemented by a description of the benchmarking process and the participating computational models. The forecasts from the participating groups are compared to each other and to the experimental data by means of various indicative qualitative and quantitative measures. By this, we provide a detailed assessment of the capabilities of reservoir simulators and their users to capture both the injection and post-injection dynamics of the GCS operations.

Published
2023

36. The FluidFlower Validation Benchmark Study for the Storage of CO2

Author

Flemisch, Bernd, Nordbotten, Jan M., Fernø, Martin, Juanes, Ruben, Both, Jakub W., Class, Holger, Delshad, Mojdeh, Doster, Florian, Ennis-King, Jonathan, Franc, Jacques, Geiger, Sebastian, Gläser, Dennis, Green, Christopher, Gunning, James, Hajibeygi, Hadi, Jackson, Samuel J., Jammoul, Mohamad, Karra, Satish, Li, Jiawei, Matthäi, Stephan K., Miller, Terry, Shao, Qi, Spurin, Catherine, Stauffer, Philip, Tchelepi, Hamdi, Tian, Xiaoming, Viswanathan, Hari, Voskov, Denis, Wang, Yuhang, Wapperom, Michiel, Wheeler, Mary F., Wilkins, Andrew, Youssef, AbdAllah A., and Zhang, Ziliang

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2024
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37. Thai Music and Dance in the Heart of Bangkok's Slums: The Forgotten Children of the Mercy Centre Become Beautiful

Author

Miller, Terry E.

Abstract

Although American Roman Catholic priest Father Joseph Maier founded the Mercy Centre in the heart of Bangkok's Khlong Toey slums in the early 1970s, music was not part of the program until around 2010 when Dr. Mick Moloney began raising funds to support the teaching of Thai classical music. With additional donations, the music program has grown exponentially, adding Northeast Thai pong lang ensemble and providing a dance teacher for the young women. Participation has risen from a mere handful to the majority of children living in the Centre. Having a music program has also made an increasing number of public performances possible, both on stage for various festivals and on television, giving the Centre a visibility and image it formerly lacked. Performing in public, wearing beautiful costumes, and receiving accolades has boosted each child's self-esteem in ways not previously possible. While music from Thailand's northeast is widely popular, its classical music and dance are less so. That such an apparently "elite" tradition could serve to express the artistry of slum children surprises many, since Mercy's children all come from the city's lowest social groups. Indeed, some have non-Thai (e.g., Cambodian) parents. The music and dance program has thus changed Mercy's public image from one of despair into one of optimism and beauty.

Published
2020

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