This part of the program is where a Help file would really come in handy. There are multiple references to Program Groups, but we're not sure if this means that Hide hides all instances of a particular program-all Word documents, for example-or if you can specify that you want to hide, for instance, Firefox and Solitaire. Unfortunately, the functions involving the Program Group aren't entirely clear. Here, users can set hot keys for a variety of functions, including hiding active windows, showing all windows, and changing the active window's title (a sneaky and useful feature). It's not immediately clear what a user should do from here, and there's no Help file, but a bit of clicking around reveals that the meat of the program's functions is contained in the Settings.
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The program's interface is basic, with a box labeled Currently Hidden Windows and another labeled Program Group. Unfortunately, the program's unintuitive interface makes some of its features difficult to use, which is a major drawback. The CAS Future Leaders program awards early-career scientists with leadership training and a trip to the ACS National Meeting & Exposition, one of the most respected scientific meetings in the world.Hide is an ingenious program that allows users to hide various windows with the press of a button. Maha Yusuf, Stanford University, United States Saigopalakrishna Yerneni, Carnegie Mellon University, United States Olivia Harper Wilkins, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United StatesĪshley Woolfork, University of Pennsylvania, United States Ruijie Darius Teo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States Jinwoo Shin, Korea University, South Korea Peterson, Duke University, United StatesĪleksandra Popowich, Metropolitan Museum of Art, United Statesĭylan Sherman, University of Oxford, United Kingdom Helena Mannochio Russo, São Paulo State University, BrazilĮrin J. Rajat Maji, Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung, Germany Richard Liu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States Gabriele Laudadio, Scripps Research Institute, United States Kevin Maik Jablonka, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), SwitzerlandĮlisabeth Kreidt, University of Manchester, United Kingdom Sylvia Hanna, Northwestern University, United States Liang Feng, Northwestern University, United States
Dorn, Indiana University-Bloomington, United States Silvina Analía Di Pietro, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), United States Steven Crossley, University of California, Berkeley, United States Kurtis Carsch, University of California, Berkeley, United States Laura Bickerton, University of Oxford, United Kingdom Magda Helena Barecka, Cambridge Centre for Advanced Research and Education in Singapore (CARES), Singapore Progna Banerjee, Argonne National Laboratory, United States Salma Ahmed, University of Queensland, AustraliaĮrnest Awoonor-Williams, Novartis Institute for BioMedical Research, United States This year’s participants were selected among hundreds of applicants, representing 10 countries and a wide array of scientific disciplines.
Celebrating its 12 th year, the CAS Future Leaders program awards early-career scientists with leadership training and a trip to the ACS National Meeting & Exposition.
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