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One of the answers to what constitutes our "shared human reality" is the housing crisis. Whether it is in the form of skyrocketing rents, displacements caused by gentrification, infrastructural inequities, neoliberalism, and the global order of war, climate disaster, and dispossession, we all have a path to understanding the precarity, violence, and uncertainty that meets our shared obvious and plain desire for housing.

Biotechnology has experienced tremendous growth in last two decades and has transformed the areas of crop genetic engineering for food, fibers, biofuels and medicine. Plant tissue culture techniques facilitated the introduction of genes into plants for making crops resistant to herbicides, insects, production of edible vaccines, biofuels and healthy foods. Therefore, knowledge of plant tissue culture and transgene technology is highly desirable for preparing and training next generation scientists.

This course is based in a socio-legal inquiry into leading questions facing scholars and practitioners, as well as a public who daily faces the consequences of environmental and public policy disputes. We will examine U.S. and international case studies, hear from guest speakers who are mediators, and read core texts from the fields of Legal Studies and Conflict Resolution as well as related scholarship from a variety of disciplines: Political Science, Public Policy, Geography, Environmental Studies, Computer Science, and Public Health, for example.

Topic not covered by other course work. Consultation with faculty member required.

Topic not covered by other course work. Consultation with faculty member required.

Techniques and applications of spin re-sonance spectroscopy, NMR, esr, nqr. Bloch equations, relaxation effects, chem-ical exchange, quadrupolar effects, solid state NMR, multidimensional NMR, Over-hauser effect and the analysis of complex spectra. Emphasis on biological or polymer applications depending on instructor. Prerequisite: CHEM 476 or equivalent, or consent of instructor.

Laboratory experiments to demonstrate behavior in tension and bending for simple metal and concrete structures.

With lab. Lectures and readings on comparative biology and evolutionary relationships of mammalian groups. Lab involves detailed introduction to the New England mammalian fauna and study of selected representatives of other groups, emphasizing adaptation.

With lab. Lectures and readings on comparative biology and evolutionary relationships of mammalian groups. Lab involves detailed introduction to the New England mammalian fauna and study of selected representatives of other groups, emphasizing adaptation.