Titlebook: Marine Physiology Down East: The Story of the Mt. Desert IslandBiological Laboratory; David H. Evans Book 2015 American Physiological Soci

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David H. Evansontrol is introduced, enabling straightforward extension to additional muscles and higher degrees of freedom. Using the biomechanical model, multiple episodes are simulated on a cluster simultaneously using the evolving neural models of the DRL being trained. Results are presented for a single-axis

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Early Years on Mount Desert Island: The First Generation, and dock into what is still called Laboratory Cove (just to the west of Salisbury Cove), and another 85 acres (called the McCagg Tract) had been purchased to the east of the original Mitchell Tract. Research at the MDIBL during the first half of this decade was largely associated with a Biological

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The Second Generation: MDIBL in the 1930s,nstrumental in moving the Harpswell Laboratory to Mt. Desert Island nearly 20 years previously) resurrected a marine biology course, which like most functions of the MDIBL was cut short by the outbreak of WWII.

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Wartime and the Early Postwar Years: Bust and Boom at the MDIBL,nd provided the basis for the micropuncture and stop-flow techniques of the next three decades in kidney research. Most importantly, the Laboratory’s balance sheet in the 1950s was strengthened by grants from the American Philosophical Society, the National Heart Institute (NIH), the National Scienc

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Year-Round Operation: The First Attempt,w seawater and sewage systems were installed. A grant from the Kresge Foundation provided funds for the construction, in 1973, of the last new laboratory at the MDIBL for 35 years, and named after E.K. Marshall. Increased demand for cottages for summer investigators in the 1970s prompted a reassessm

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MDIBL in the 1980s: Doors Close, Doors Open,ccess at obtaining federal funding. Crucial to these efforts was the formation of what became the “Board of Overseers,” an effort to interest local, potential benefactors. The first Assistant Director was hired in the fall of 1983, and his assistance of the President and Director resulted in two lar

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