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Issue: # 02, February 2010
The method of determination of the resonant level in superconductors
# 02, February 2010 The possibility impurity resonant scattering in superconductors is discussed. Within the framework of scattering approach on the basis of the experimental data by thermal conductivity has suggested the method of de-termination of the resonant level. The analytical expressions for time relaxation and thermal conductivity are obtain- ed. The formula for calculation of the resonant level over the maximal value of thermal conductivity has established.It’s shown, that the Bardeen, Rickaysen and Tewordt’s result corresponds to ultimate case of impurity resonant scat-tering.
System for estimations and managements of credit risk
# 02, February 2010 Management of credit risk is understood as a series of measures, accepted by bank for reduction of size of losses in credit operations and maintenance of necessary level of own liquidity in case of infringement by the counterpart of the obligations.
Synthesis of functions of management by walking of the biped walking robot by means of the simplified mathematical model
# 02, February 2010 The way of synthesis of functions of traffic control of the biped walking robot in a mode of dynamic walking on an equal horizontal surface by means of the simplified mathematical model is presented.
Appendix Foreign education
Engineers set out to green air travel
# 02, February 2010
London: Carbon emissions from air travel could be reduced, thanks to collaboration between engineers from universities and aerospace industry.
The research, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and aircraft manufacturers Airbus and GKN, will be using carbon fibers that are curved within flat plates to produce damage-tolerant, buckle-free structures.
This will lead to substantial cost and weight savings of between 10 and 30 percent on structural components, saving fuel and reducing Carbon-di-oxide emissions from the aviation industry, in turn helping reduce the impact on the environment.
Richard Butler is leading the University of Bath team, which includes H. Alicia Kim and Giles Hunt.
Foreign invested universities have slow growth in Vietnam
# 02, February 2010
VietNamNet Bridge - Only three foreign invested universities have been
established in Vietnam over the last 12 years, while growth in domestic
universities has been huge.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has submitted a report on
university education to the National Assembly’s Standing Committee
outlining the state of higher education.
According to MPI, in 1998-2005, Vietnam established three new
universities and eight junior colleges as well as upgrading 32 junior
colleges into universities and 40 vocational schools into junior
colleges.
Meanwhile, during that time, only two foreign-invested universities
were set up in Vietnam, including RMIT and Dresden Vietnam Polytechnic
University.
MPI said that during that time, foreign-invested projects in education
and training mostly focused on setting up short term foreign language
and vocational training centers.
# 02, February 2010
Education Minister Batt O'Keeffe has accused some university professors of teaching as few as four hours a week, writes John Walshe for the Irish Independent. They are earning between EUR120,000 (US$166,000) and EUR143,000 a year for what the minister last week called a "light" teaching load, as well as for research and administration.
The minister said he would like to see professors spend more time in the classroom, irrespective of the amount of research involved. Undergraduates deserved the best people in front of them in class so they could benefit from their professionalism and expertise.
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