The detailed experience

The aim of this thesis was to explore how one can create a more em-bodied experience of a landscape. This subject is explored in an essay and architectural project. The essay examines how to create an em-bodied experience. It draws from a wide range of authors from different disciplines, who have dealt with similar subjects. The project itself then draws on the information and conclusions made in the essay to pro-duce a building produces more meaningful and embodied experience of itself and the landscape

Neuroendocrine Carcinoma of the Cervix: Review of a Series of Cases and Correlation With Outcome.

Introduction Neuroendocrine carcinoma (NEC) of the cervix is associated with a poor prognosis despite multimodal treatment. The correct diagnosis of this tumor type is imperative to provide clinicians and patients with prognostic information and ensure that appropriate treatment is provided. Methods A clinicopathological study was undertaken on all cervical tumors registered as NEC with the West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit between January 1, 1998 and December 31, 2009. Of the 45 cases diagnosed during the study period, the tumor samples of 41 cases were traced, anonymized, and then independently reviewed by 2 gynecological pathologists. Results The review confirmed 31/41 (78%) cases to be NEC, which overall, represented 1.3% of all the cervical cancers registered in the West Midlands over the period of the study. In the correct histological context, synaptophysin was the most sensitive and specific positive immunohistochemical marker of NEC differentiation. The cases that on review were confirmed as NEC had a significantly worse outcome than the non-NEC cases: median survival for NEC cases was 33.3 months versus 315.0 months for the non-NEC cases, P = .013. Conclusions Histological review of a series of NECs has shown significantly reduced survival in those patients with confirmed NEC in comparison with those patients where a diagnosis of NEC was not confirmed. We propose morphological and immunohistochemical criteria for the diagnosis of cervical NEC; and discourage unqualified use of the term "small cell carcinoma" as this does not accurately convey the diagnosis of SCNEC. We urge pathologists to use the 2014 World Health Organization classification when reporting these tumors

Diatom Frustules as a Biomineralized Scaffold for the Growth of Molybdenum Disulfide Nanosheets

Diatom Frustules as a Biomineralized Scaffold for the Growth of Molybdenum Disulfide Nanosheet

The book of dissertations by third year students of SAUL University of Limerick 2009-2010

The book of dissertations by third year students of SAUL University of Limerick 2009-201