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Industrial Statistics and Quality Control Course A series of lectures, discussions, and laboratory sessions on control problems of the chemical and process type in­ dustries will be given daily at the Rochester Institute of Technology, June 11 to 20. The course will cover among other topics: sampling, acceptance control charts, and determination of sample size. Tuition is $225 and includes text-

materials and supplies. For more in­ formation contact Robert L. Livermann, Assistant Director, Extended Services Division, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester 8, N.Y.

Course on Design of Experiments The special problems and techniques of chemical industry experimentation will be treated in a course offered by

the Rochester Institute of Technology, June 21 to 28. The course will also cover sampling and nested designs, sample size deter­ mination for significance tests, factorial experiments, and evolutionary opera­ tion. Tuition for the course is $175. Inquiries on the course should be sent to Robert L. Livermann, Assistant Director, Extended Services Division, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester 8, Ν. Υ.

NMR-ESR Conference FEATURES:

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Chemical Microscopy Course Advance registration is necessary for the three-week course in chemical microscopy at Cornell University, July 9 to 27 (p. 104 A, February 1962). Correspondence should be addressed to C. W. Mason, School of Chemical En­ gineering, Olin Hall, Ithaca, Ν. Υ.

Brooklyn Polytechnic Courses Several special courses will be offered during the summer by the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. These are: In­ dustrial Applications of X-Ray Diffrac­ tion, June 4 to 15; the Chemistry of High Polymers, June 25 to 29; and three two-day "clinics" on the Chem­ istry, Physics, and Technology of Ion Exchange Membranes, June 18 to 23. Details are available from Mrs. Doris Catell, Polytechnic Institute of Brook­ lyn, 333 Jay St., Brooklyn 1, Ν. Υ.

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A summer conference on nuclear and electron spin resonance for college teachers, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, will be given at the University of Florida, Gainesville, from August 13 to 24. Several experts in the field will lec­ ture on the principles, instrumentation, and application of NMR. Laboratory work on Ν AIR will also be included. For further details and application blanks write to Dr. Wallace S. Brey, Department of Chemistry, University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.

Lipid Analysis A two-week course on Chromato­ graphic methods in lipid research will be presented September 17 to 29 by the Institute of Pharmacology and Therapy of the University of Milan (Italy) and the Italian Society for the Study of Oils and Fats. There is no charge for the course, but attendance will be limited to "graduates