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David Valentine

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Hadron H2 and D-Zero fleets at Chichester Harbour Race Week 2025 Original

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By David Valentine
| Yachts and Yachting Verified
Hadron H2 and D-Zero fleets at Chichester Harbour Race Week 2025 by David Valentine 20 Aug 20:10 BST Ten D-Zeros and four Hadrons lined up on the beach for the first day of CHRW - known to many as Fed Week - one of the biggest and best, in my opinion, dinghy regattas on the UK's South Coast where everyone from weekend sailors to Olympic medallists meet and battle over five days of racing, with races approximately two hours per day all for the potential gain of a small ceramic plate that has...
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COMMENTARY: Cuts to ‘overhead’ costs in research do real damage | Jefferson City News-Tribune

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By David Valentine
| Jefferson City News Tribune Verified
As a professor at UC Santa Barbara, I research the effects of and solutions to ocean pollution, including oil seeps, spills and offshore DDT. I began my career by investigating the interaction of bacteria and hydrocarbon gases in the ocean, looking at the unusual propensity of microbes to consume gases that bubbled in from beneath the ocean floor. Needed funding came from the greatest basic scientific enterprise in the world, the National Science Foundation.
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Those cuts to ‘overhead’ costs in research? They do real damage

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By David Valentine
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
As a professor at UC Santa Barbara, I research the effects of and solutions to ocean pollution, including oil seeps, spills and offshore DDT. I began my career by investigating the interaction of bacteria and hydrocarbon gases in the ocean, looking at the unusual propensity of microbes to consume gases that bubbled in from beneath the ocean floor. Needed funding came from the greatest basic scientific enterprise in the world, the National Science Foundation.
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