Sentences with phrase «coauthor of the paper who»

«This was an extremely important experimental demonstration,» said Robert Goldston, a fusion scientist and coauthor of the paper who is former director of PPPL and a Princeton professor of astrophysical sciences.

Not exact matches

Formation of trading networks among dispersed groups of H. sapiens, or possibly among closely related populations, best explains how large amounts of obsidian turned up at Olorgesailie by 320,000 years ago, contends Potts, who coauthored the third paper.

The work was done in collaboration with James Gehling of the South Australian Museum in Adelaide, Australia, who is a coauthor on the paper.

Mikovits was a 20 - year veteran of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) who had coauthored more than forty scientific papers.

The paper argues the global importance of native pollinators, says insect ecologist Frank Drummond of the University of Maine in Orono who was not one of the 50 coauthors.

Ordinarily, bringing aboard a scientist who earned his Ph.D. at the University of Washington, did a postdoc at the University of Texas, Austin, published numerous peer - reviewed papers, and coauthored a textbook published by Cambridge University Press would not inspire dispute.

In addition to Garrick - Bethell, the coauthors of the paper include Viranga Perera, who worked on the study as a UCSC graduate student and is now at Arizona State University; Francis Nimmo, professor of Earth and planetary sciences at UCSC; and Maria Zuber, a planetary scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The 2003 white paper that drew such strong criticism from Spearow, who called it «disturbing» and «misleading,» was coauthored by Rochelle Tyl, another member of the EPA advisory panel.

«The room was basically a work space for an ancient scribe and astronomer who made notations on the wall next to him,» says David Stuart of the University of Texas at Austin, who coauthored a paper describing the find in May.

«This process combines the best of both worlds,» said Lorna Gibson, the Matoula S. Salapatas Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who coauthored the paper.

«Until now, the formation of supernovae Type Ia by the merging of two white dwarfs was purely theoretical,» said David Jones, one of the paper's coauthors who was an ESO Fellow at the time the data were obtained.

«This collaboration arose from a conversation that Saket and I had shortly after his arrival at Salk,» says Professor and Director of the Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory Joanne Chory, who, along with being the Howard H. and Maryam R. Newman Chair in Plant Biology, is also a Howard Hughes Medical Investigator and one of the paper's coauthors.

The «compounding effects» of climate change and natural weather fluctuations are «giving rise to this remarkable increase in forest fire activity,» said John Abatzoglou, a geographer at the University of Idaho who coauthored Monday's paper.

The convergence of the findings in Monday's papers was a «nice result,» said Matthias Mengel, a researcher at Potsdam University who coauthored the other sea level rise study released Monday.

How many of the bloggers on this site have bothered to read the paper by Santer and his 16 coauthors (who are scattered around the world).

This, of course, is a clear difference from the despicable behaviour of Abraham, Gleick, and Trenberth who have published personal abuse of Spencer and Christy in response to a paper coauthored by Spencer which provides doubt to work of Trenberth.

Individual scientists or groups scientists as coauthors of papers on reconstructions might be forgiven for their actions because they are merely following the lead and works of those who authored preceding papers.

«Tom Webster, associate chair of environmental health at Boston University's School of Public Health and a paper coauthor, says scientists are particularly concerned about the potential risk that such chemicals pose to small children, who can unintentionally consume relatively large amounts of dust.»