Experts in microbiology have advanced the theory that the culprit is a scientist, technician or contractor who gained expertise in anthrax from working in a military laboratory.
For months, Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, a microbiologist at the State University of New York who heads an arms control panel for the Federation of American Scientists, has advanced the theory that the culprit is a federal scientist, technician or contractor who gained deadly expertise from work in a military laboratory.
He also found that most scientists, technicians and university professors, up to 80percentt in some fields, were white.
There are about 50 scientists, technicians and support personnel at a field camp on the ice above Lake Whillans, complete with an on-site laboratory for sample analysis.
The interior -- for 600 scientists, technicians and a support staff -- will have a six-story, amoeba-shaped skylight atrium (drawing, above).
About 100 Agriculture Department scientists, technicians and administrators and some 90 private security and maintenance employees work on the high-security island, commuting by ferry from Orient and Connecticut.
Although the scientists, technicians, and others who participate in studies of life easily distinguish living matter from inert or dead matter, none can give a completely inclusive, concise definition of life itself.
Canadian factories turned out everything from rifles to Lancaster heavy bombers, and Canadian scientists, technicians, and engineers worked on advanced weapons technology, including the atomic bomb (for which Canada supplied the uranium ore).
In addition, up to 325 scientists, technicians, and workers are facing layoffs.
This paper is pitched at MR scientists, technicians and radiologists who are interested in understanding and establishing lung MRI methods.
Successful sports science programs may have engineers working hand in hand with scientists, technicians, athletes, and coaches.
