IN FROM THE COLD by Vedral, V

COLD ELECTRONICS by Gregg, J, Morris, I

Catching colds with Canguilhem: culturing relations with Common Cold viruses by Greenhough, B

“…Drawing out how the lively materialities of both humans and viruses shape human experience of viral infection, the analysis focuses on written and oral histories of the UK’s Common Cold research Unit (CCU), associated scientific papers and correspondence between 1961 and 1965, and press cuttings and visitors’ books from the CCU archives, in order to offer multiple readings of the relationship between humans and cold viruses at this site. …”

Cold War Milton by Achinstein, S

Corticosteroids for the common cold. by Hayward, G, Thompson, M, Perera, R, Mar, D, Glasziou, P, Heneghan, C

“…BACKGROUND: The common cold is a frequent illness, which, although benign and self-limiting, results in many consultations to primary care and considerable loss of school or work days. …”

VITAMIN-C AND COLDS by Kinlen, L, Peto, R

Corticosteroids for the common cold. by Hayward, G, Thompson, M, Perera, R, Mar, D, Glasziou, P, Heneghan, C

“…The common cold is a frequent illness, which, although benign and self-limiting, results in many consultations to primary care and considerable loss of school or work days. …”

Nosing ahead in the cold war by Bangham, C, Mcmichael, A

Rhinovirus - not just the common cold by Drysdale, S, Mejias, A, Ramilo, O

“…They affect both the upper and lower respiratory tract and cause colds but have also been associated with wheezing, asthma exacerbations and pneumonia. …”

The cold atom Hubbard toolbox by Jaksch, D, Zoller, P

“…We review recent theoretical advances in cold atom physics concentrating on strongly correlated cold atoms in optical lattices. …”

A ‘Cultural Cold War’? by Woolgar, M

“…The article highlights challenges in applying a Cold War framework to cultural life in the decolonising world, and the need to move beyond elites in capital cities to incorporate views from the provinces and the grassroots.…”

Cold atoms in videotape micro-traps by Sinclair, C, Retter, J, Curtis, E, Hall, B, Garcia, I, Eriksson, S, Sauer, B, Hinds, E

“…We describe the way in which cold atoms are loaded into one of these micro-traps and how the trapped atom cloud is used to explore the properties of the trap. …”

Africa since the End of the Cold War by De Oliveira, R

“…“Africa since the End of the Cold War”, Asteion: Journal of the Suntory Foundation, April 2009 (in Japanese).…”

Colorectal surgery comes in from the cold. by Mortensen, N, Garrard, C

Barium isotopes in cold-water corals by Hemsing, F, Hsieh, Y, Bridgestock, L, Spooner, P, Robinson, L, Frank, N, Henderson, G

“…Here, we show that aragonite skeletons of various colonial and solitary cold-water coral (CWC) taxa record the seawater (SW) Ba isotope composition. …”

Magnetic trapping of cold bromine atoms. by Rennick, C, Lam, J, Doherty, W, Softley, T

Desire for the political in the aftermath of the Cold War by Dzenovska, D, De Genova, N

“…In this introduction, we reflect on the proliferation of an amorphous desire for the political in the post–Cold War era. The desire for the political, we argue, is shaped by two sets of tensions: the desire to criticize power via forms of action conventionally characterized as “politics,” but without a clear analysis of how power is organized or exercised; and the desire to overcome the present in the name of an alternative (better) future, but without a clear sense of the form that future might take. …”

Cold and controlled chemical reaction dynamics by Toscano, J, Lewandowski, H, Heazlewood, B

“…Thanks to the rapid development of new experimental techniques (alongside novel combinations of existing methods), an increasingly diverse range of reactants can be prepared under cold conditions and manipulated with external fields. …”

Cold bosonic atoms in optical lattices by Jaksch, D, Bruder, C, Cirac, J, Gardiner, C, Zoller, P

Virology. Nosing ahead in the cold war. by Bangham, C, Mcmichael, A