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De Nederlandsche Bank
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) is the central bank of the Netherlands, founded in 1814, which supervises banks, insurers, and pension funds and sits within the eurozone system.
De Nederlandse Alliantie
De Nederlandse Alliantie (DNA) is a Dutch right-wing conservative party founded 17 April 2026 by Gidi Markuszower from the seven-member PVV splinter group Groep Markuszower; registered with the Kiesraad, it advocates lower burdens, border control, and Dutch culture.
De Nieuwe Gids
De Nieuwe Gids (The New Guide) was a Dutch literary magazine founded in 1885 by Frederik van Eeden, Willem Kloos, and others as the mouthpiece of the Movement of Eighty.
De Nios Stora Pris
De Nios Stora Pris (the Grand Prize of the Nine) is the largest literary prize of the Swedish academy Samfundet De Nio, awarded since 1921.
De Noche (film)
De Noche is an upcoming Todd Haynes romantic noir set in 1930s Los Angeles, starring Pedro Pascal and Danny Ramirez as lovers fleeing to Mexico; originally developed with Joaquin Phoenix, who exited in 2024, it was revived with MK2 Films financing and is now in post-production.
De Nora
De Nora, founded in Milan in 1923 by Oronzio De Nora, is an Italian multinational known for its DSA electrodes, water treatment, and green hydrogen technologies.
De novo design
De novo design, also known as de novo drug design, is a computational method that generates novel molecular structures with desired properties from scratch rather than modifying known compounds.
De novo enzyme design
De novo enzyme design is the computational creation of protein catalysts from scratch, modeling an active site for a chosen reaction and building a scaffold around it.
De novo peptide sequencing
De novo peptide sequencing is a computational mass spectrometry method that infers a peptide's amino acid sequence directly from its MS/MS spectrum, without searching a protein database.
De novo sequence assembly
De novo sequence assembly is a bioinformatics method that reconstructs complete genome or transcript sequences directly from sequencing reads without a reference genome, producing contigs, scaffolds, or transcripts.
De novo transcriptome assembly
De novo transcriptome assembly is a bioinformatics method that reconstructs transcript sequences directly from RNA sequencing reads without a reference genome, using tools such as Trinity.
De Officiis
De Officiis (On Duties/On Obligations), Cicero's 44 BC ethical treatise addressed to his son Marcus, adapts Panaetius's Stoic scheme of duties, weighs honestum against utile, and became one of the most transmitted classical texts.
De oppresso liber
De oppresso liber is the Latin motto of the U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Berets), officially translated "To Free the Oppressed" though its literal Latin differs; it appears on the SF crest with crossed arrows and V-42 dagger and names the Horse Soldier statue near ground zero.
De planctu Naturae
De planctu Naturae ("The Complaint of Nature") is a Latin prose-and-verse allegory by Alan of Lille, written around 1170, in which Nature laments human sexual misconduct.
De Profundis (letter)
De Profundis (Epistola: In Carcere et Vinculis) is Oscar Wilde's roughly 50,000-word letter to Lord Alfred Douglas, written in Reading Gaol, January–March 1897; Robert Ross titled and published a redacted version in 1905, with the full text appearing in 1962.
De Quervain syndrome
De Quervain syndrome, or de Quervain's tenosynovitis, is stenosing tenosynovitis of the wrist's first extensor compartment (APL and EPB tendons), named after Fritz de Quervain; corticosteroid injection is first-line, surgery when it fails.
De Raptu Proserpinae
De Raptu Proserpinae is an unfinished Latin mythological epic in three books by Claudian, composed in the late fourth century, retelling Pluto's abduction of Proserpina.
De re aedificatoria
De re aedificatoria (On the Art of Building) is a ten-book Latin treatise on architecture by Leon Battista Alberti, written by 1452 and first printed in Florence in 1485.
De Red F.C.
De Red F.C. (formerly Dejan FC) is an Indonesian football club from Surabaya, East Java, founded 2015, playing in the second-tier Championship 2026/27 at Gelora 10 November under coach Aji Santoso.
De reditu suo
De reditu suo is a fragmentary Latin travel poem in elegiac couplets by the Gallo-Roman poet Rutilius Claudius Namatianus, recounting his 417 voyage from Rome toward Gaul.
De rerum natura
De rerum natura ("On the Nature of Things"), Lucretius's six-book Latin Epicurean didactic hexameter poem of the mid-first century BCE, over 7,400 lines, covering atoms, void, the swerve, the atomic soul, and the fear of death.
De Revisor
De Revisor is a Dutch literary magazine founded in 1974, known for the fiction movement called Revisor-prose and as a debut platform for Dutch writers.
de Rham cohomology
De Rham cohomology assigns real vector spaces to a smooth manifold by taking closed differential forms modulo exact ones; Georges de Rham pioneered the approach in 1931.
De Saloon
De Saloon is a Chilean pop-rock trio from Concepción, formed by Piero Duhart, Roberto Arancibia, and Ricardo Barrenechea, best known for the 2002 hit "Té".
De Sitter space
De Sitter space is the maximally symmetric solution of Einstein's equations for empty space with positive cosmological constant, a spacetime of constant positive curvature known since 1917.
de Sitter swampland conjecture
The de Sitter swampland conjecture, proposed in 2018 by Obied, Ooguri, Spodyneiko, and Vafa, states that consistent quantum gravity forbids stable or metastable de Sitter vacua.
De Sitter universe
The de Sitter universe is a 1917 cosmological model by Willem de Sitter, describing a matter-free universe with a positive cosmological constant whose expansion grows exponentially.
De Stem
De Stem ("The Voice") was a Dutch literary and cultural monthly published from 1921 until the early 1940s, founded by critic Dirk Coster and writer Just Havelaar.
De Stijl
De Stijl was a Dutch art movement that developed around the journal of the same name, founded by Theo van Doesburg in Leiden in 1917. The circle included Piet Mondrian, Bart van.
De Stijl (album)
De Stijl, the White Stripes' second album (June 20, 2000, Sympathy for the Record Industry SFTRI 609), named for the Dutch art movement, recorded lo-fi in Detroit, with Son House and Blind Willie McTell covers, later reissued on XL, V2, Third Man, and Sony.