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Robin (Rabindranath) Banerjee (PR)
-- Associate Professor at
the Applied Mathematics Dept. in the School of
Telecommunication
Engineering, Politechnical University of Madrid,
Spain.
H.B.Sc. ("Licenciado") in Physics (Astrophysics,
Complutense University,
Madrid), M.Sc. in Mathematics (Numerical Analysis,
Lakehead University,
Canada), Ph.D. Physics (Quantum Optics,
Politechnical University, Madrid).
Has made research work in Numerical Analysis and
Quantum Optics. At
present
is engaged in Theoretical Computer Science as
applied to Database Systems,
Logic Programming and Machine Learning, and
getting into Mathematical
Biology. Member of the American Mathematical
Society, Member of the
Society
for Mathematical Biology. Also an amateur
Choral Conductor, sings
his head
off every time he can :-).
E-mail: rbf@mat.upm.es
Victor Cherepanov (PR)
-- Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics, Tomsk State
University,Russia. Ph.D. Physics (Optics:
Molecular spectroscopy), 1983, Tomsk State
University. Author of articles, devoted
to theory of molecular spectra of high
resolution. He is married and has three
children. Hobbies include karate.
E-mail: vnch@phys.tsu.ru
Benjamin Crowell (PR)
-- Professor of Physics, Fullerton College. Ph.D. Physics, 1994, Yale University. Author of the Light and Matter series of introductory physics textbooks. Webmaster of The Assayer, a book-reviewing site with an emphasis on free books.
Homepage: http://www.lightandmatter.com
Donavan Hall (PR)
-- Instrumentation Physicist and
Magnetometry Specialist at the National High
Magnetic Field Laboratory (Florida State
University) in Tallahassee Florida. Ph. D.
Physics,
1997 Louisiana State University. Author of over
14
articles on magnetism and fermiology of
superconductors and heavy fermion materials.
Member of the
American Physical Society, 1993-present.
In addition to his scientific responsibilities,
he
is, along with his wife, Vice President of the
North Florida Brewers League. He is a member of
the Tallahassee Film Society. In his spare time,
he edits a web site devoted to progressive politics.
Homepage: http://donavanhall.net
E-mail: hall@magnet.fsu.edu
Sven Heinemeyer (PR)
-- Fellow in the Theory division of the High
Energy Physics department of Brookhaven Natl. Lab.
(NY, USA). He has worked on Higgs Physics and
Supersymmetry phenomenology. Hobbies include
logical riddles and spanish food.
Homepage: www-itp.physik.uni-karlsruhe.de/~sh/
E-mail: Sven.Heinemeyer@bnl.gov
Ramin Nakisa (PR)
-- Consultant specialising in artificial
intelligence. Three years leading a research
team that applied Bayesian methods to customer
relationship management problems. Previously
held an MRC postdoctoral research fellowship at
the University of Oxford where he did neural
network modelling of language acquisition in
children. Degree in physics (1990) and doctorate
in biophysics (1994) from Imperial College,
London.
Homepage: http://www.ramin.uklinux.net
E-mail: raminnakisa@yahoo.com
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Michael Richmond (PR)
-- Assistant Professor of Physics at the Rochester
Institute of Technology since 1997. Participant
in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey since 1992; wrote
software to reduce parts of the imaging and
calibration data. Webmaster and member of The
Amateur Sky Survey, with a Mark IV unit soon to
go in regular operation. Author of several
packages to reduce optical astronomical data.
Homepage: http://stupendous.rit.edu/richmond
E-mail: mwrsps@rit.edu
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