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Ian Hickson joins IMB’s Scientific Advisory Board: IMB Mainz
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· PRESS RELEASE 28 October - The Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB) is pleased to announce that Prof. Ian Hickson will join IMB’s Scientific Advisory Board.Ian, who is the Director of the Center for Chromosome Stability in Copenhagen, Denmark, will be replacing Prof. Josef Jiricny, Director of the Institute of Molecular Cancer Research in Zürich, Switzerland.
HTML5 controversy centres on Adobe - Update - The H Open ...
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· Update - Ian Hickson has withdrawn his claims. In a posting to the W3C mailing list he said "I was under the impression (based on and some posts to secret mailing lists) that Larry had filed a formal objection on the 2D Context part of what …
No mandatory audio and video codecs in HTML 5 - The H Open ...
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· Ian Hickson, a Google employee involved in Google's work with the W3C and responsible for editing the forthcoming HTML 5 specification, has made a clean break with years of discussion regarding mandatory audio/video codecs in HTML 5.In a post on the WHATWG mailing list he says that, following endless public and private discussions, he has come to the …
Textbooks on cells should be rewritten
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· "It has radically altered our views and requires that the textbook view of the human cell cycle be revised", says Professor Ian Hickson, Director of the Centre for Chromosome Stability and affiliated with the Center for Healthy Aging. Fragile sites associated with cancer
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生命科学学院2018年度秋季学期学术系列讲座题目：Defining how problematic DNA replication impacts on chromosome segregation 讲座人：Ian D. Hickson, PhD FMedSci ...
Google's Ian Hickson, the Father of HTML5, Hates the DRM That Google...
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Google, Netflix and Microsoft have teamed up for HTML5 DRM
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— 讲座人：Ian D. Hickson, PhD FMedSci FRS, Director of the DNRF Center for Chromosome Stability, and Professor of Molecular Aging,
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