Sentence examples for environmental physicist from inspiring English sources

The environmental physicist Ashok Gadgil, who was born in Bombay, grew up surrounded by poverty and disease and has devoted his life to researching energy efficiency.

Prof Mark Sutton, environmental physicist at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, said slurry spraying in its current form "probably should be banned".

Prof Nicolas Gruber, lead author and environmental physicist, told the Guardian: "A strong carbon sink in the Southern Ocean helps to mitigate climate change for the moment, as otherwise even more CO2 would have stayed in the atmosphere, but we cannot conclude that this will continue for ever.

Participants include the pharmaceutical chemist Gertrude Elion, the twinkling-eyed physicist Michio Kaku (shown gliding on an ice rink), the environmental physicist Ashok Gadgil and the primatologist Patricia Wright, whose work observing animals in the rain forest is the easiest to understand.

Dr. Maurice Bluestein, a professor of physics in the School of Engineering and Technology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indiandpolis, and Randall Osczevski, an environmental physicist at Defense Research and Development Canada in Toronto, cooperated in research to develop a new wind chill chart.

After the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, fish in three freshwater lakes within the exclusion zone became contaminated with radioactive caesium but showed no obvious health problems, though some fish were born with reproductive abnormalities which may have been caused by radiation, said James Smith, an environmental physicist at Portsmouth University who studied fish in the area.

"At the levels they're looking at, iodine is probably the more important exposure," says Bruce Napier, an environmental health physicist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington, who was not involved with the study.

Dr. Marburger has not spoken publicly about that issue, though a colleague, Dr. Robert de Zafra, a physicist and environmental researcher at SUNY-Stony Brook, said, "Most certainly he is a concerned environmental advocate".

Today he works as an analytical physicist doing environmental radioactivity research at Imperial College London a position he connected with during his fellowship.

Inspired by physicist and environmental leader Dr. Vandana Shiva, each essay draws on the wisdom of ancient and modern traditions.

John P. Holdren, a physicist and environmental policy professor at Harvard, will serve as the president's science adviser as director of the White House Office of Science and Technology.