Hipoglucemias en un caso con insulinomas benignos múltiples

Goransky, L; Manrique, Jorge; Gurtman, Angel I.; Balze, F. A. De La

doi:10.1007/bf02590677

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“…If it had not been submitted to the database already then more detailed information on the light curve, from data collected over a larger timescale, could be found by searching for the coordinates of the star in the Catalina Sky Survey database [27]. This data could be downloaded and analysed in WinEffect [28], such as the example given in figure 1. Similar software is available for free download, such as VARTOOLS [29].…”

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Discovering new variable stars at Key Stage 3

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Details of the London pilot of the 'Discovery Project' are presented, where university-based astronomers were given the chance to pass on some real and applied knowledge of astronomy to a group of selected secondary school pupils. It was aimed at students in Key Stage 3 of their education, allowing them to be involved in real astronomical research at an early stage of their education, the chance to become the official discoverer of a new variable star, and to be listed in the International Variable Star Index database[1], all while learning and practising research-level skills. Future plans are discussed.

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