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282Regular Meeting $4,977 from U. S.Public Health Service for research by Dr. Rufus H. Moore of the Department of Botany: Chemically induced growth rings in rotenone plants. $2,415 from U. S. Public Health Service, Office of Education, for research by Dr. R. E. Stake of the Department of Educational Psychology and Measurements: The Effect of TV Instruction on Individual Learning Curves. $10,700 from National Science Foundation for research by Prof. Hugo Ribeiro of the Department of Mathematics: Relative Completeness of Sentences. $1,500 from Kearney Chamber of Commerce for research by Professors F. A. Gowen and W. T. Bagley of the Department of Horticulture: Influence of Environmental Factors on Vegetable Performance in the Kearney Area. $11,500 from U. S. Public Health Service for research by Dr. R. J. Ellingson of the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry: EEG and Cortical Evoked Responses of Human Infants. (Continuation) $2.5oo from the Shell Chemical Corporation through the University of Nebraska Foundation for research by Dr. R. E. Hill of the Department of Entomology: Control Studies on Insects attacking corn, beans, potatoes and possibly alfalfa. (continuation) | 282Regular Meeting $4,977 from U. S.Public Health Service for research by Dr. Rufus H. Moore of the Department of Botany: Chemically induced growth rings in rotenone plants. $2,415 from U. S. Public Health Service, Office of Education, for research by Dr. R. E. Stake of the Department of Educational Psychology and Measurements: The Effect of TV Instruction on Individual Learning Curves. $10,700 from National Science Foundation for research by Prof. Hugo Ribeiro of the Department of Mathematics: Relative Completeness of Sentences. |