These are some Members-in-Good-Hair of the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club
for Scientists.
(NOTE: Some entries include comments; these were supplied by the LFHCfS
member or by the person or organization who or which nominated her or him.)
Bruce Lavoie is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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LAVOIE
"I am an electrical engineer at the Bose Corporation doing advanced
developement in RF systems. I would also like to apply for the Big
Sideburns club if you know who is hosting one."
Bruce Lavoie, LFHCfS
Electrical Engineer
Bose Corporation
Framingham, Massachusetts, USA
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Dr. McNeil is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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MCNEIL
"I would have liked to nominate Andy Gavrin, then I learned that
he is already a member. My own hair is flowing."
Laurie E. McNeil, LFHCfS
Chair, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
Univ. of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
<Laurie
McNeil> |
Dr. Smith is a member. (Click on image to
see an enlargement)
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STEVEN M. SMITH
Steven M. Smith, LFHCfS
Professor
Psychology Department
Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas, USA.
<Steven M. Smith>
"My graduate advisor has been overlooked by your august organization.
Although he usually keeps his hair in a ponytail (probably to keep
it out of the way while he is rock climbing), I convinced him to let
his hair down for this picture."
(Nominated by investigator Barb Corbisier) |
Drs. Schuch, Linsner, and Jung are members. (Click
on image to see an enlargement, and click here to see an
alternate view)
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SCHUCH, LINSNER, JUNG -- MEN
OF THE YEAR 2004/5!
"We are three chemists who are working for Zentaris GmbH, which
is a german biotechnology company. We are very proud of becoming members
in LFHCfS."
Falk Schuch, LFHCfS
Andreas Linsner, LFHCfS
Kai Jung, LFHCfS
Chemists
Zentaris GmbH
Frankfurt/Main, Germany
<Falk Schuch>
<Andreas
Linsner>
<Kai
Jung> |
Dr. Brewster is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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BREWSTER
"I'm an analytical chemist working on the detection of bacteria
in food. Please accept my self-nomination for membership in the LFHCfS.
I look forward to a favorable decision by the selection committee,
and the opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of membership in this
prestigious association."
Jeffrey Brewster, LFHCfS
Research Chemist
Microbial Biophysics and Residue Chemistry
Eastern Regional Research Center
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, USA
<Jeffrey
Brewster> |
Dr. Engelhardt is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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ENGELHARDT
Othmar Engelhardt, LFHCfS
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
Sir William Dunn School of Pathology in Oxford
Oxford University
Oxford, UK
<Othmar
Engelhardt>
"Dr. Othmar Engelhardt cultivated his hairstyle in order to become
a "retro"virologist, but ended up in influenza virus research
at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology in Oxford instead. He
believes that a scientist should be able to perform an unmistakable
shake of his head, when asked for his opinion on the newest humbug
in the media."
(Nominated by investigator Kathrin Hagmaier) |
Dr. Elliott is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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ELLIOTT
"Having mastered the Byzantine intricacies of your nominating
process, I would like to nominate myself for membership in your honored
institution."
David Elliott, LFHCfS
Research Assistant Professor
Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy
University of Arizona Medical Center
Tucson, Arizona, USA
<David
Elliott> |
Dr. Thewalt is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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THEWALT
"One of my colleagues suggested I join your club!"
Jenifer Thewalt, LFHCfS
Associate Professor
Department of Physics
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
<Jenifer
Thewalt> |
Dr. Collins is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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COLLINS
"My main area of research is psychological dissociation. I am
particulary proud of my work on the dissociative effects of roller-coasters.
Amusingly, I am also conducting research on the psychological effects
of female hair loss (something I definitely don't have a problem with)
and am a member of the Australasian
Hair and Wool Research Society."
Francesca Collins, LFHCfS
Lecturer in Behavioural Science
Monash University
Melbourne, Australia
<Francesca
Collins>
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Dr. Fordy is a member.
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FORDY
Allan P. Fordy, LFHCfS
Department of Applied Mathematics and
Centre for Nonlinear Studies
The University of Leeds,
Leeds, U.K.
<Allan
Fordy>
(Nominated by investigator Adrian Smith) |
Dr. Ryba is a member. (Click on image to
see an enlargement)
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RYBA
Martin Ryba, LFHCfS
Senior Principal Systems Engineer
BAE Systems
Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA
<Martin
Ryba>[lists one of his papers -- do web search to see many
others]
"Marty is the 'scientist's scientist.' He graduated in physics
from Case Western Reserve University (BS) and Princeton (MS, PhD)."
(Nominated by investigators James W. Youngberg and Richard F. Picanso) |
Dr. Dunn is a member. (Click on image to
see an enlargement)
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DUNN
Joel Dunn, LFHCfS
Neuroimaging Group member
Department of Diabetes
King's College Hospital
London, UK
<Joel
Dunn>[see caption beneath photo on page 5]
"I have known Joel well for several years now, and I can
categorically assert that he has the most luxuriant and flowing hair
of any scientist that I know. Joel graduated at the end of 2002 as
Doctor of Theoretical Physics, at University College London. His thesis
concerned theoretical studies of low energy positron-atom and atom-antiatom
collisions. A collection of photos of Joel can be found at <http://www.seace.dircon.co.uk/>."
(Nominated by investigator Alex Wrottesley) |
Dr. Farah and Dr. Chepenik are members. (Click
on image to see an enlargement) |
FARAH and CHEPENIK
Martha Farah, LFHCfS
Professor
and
Lara Chepenik
Postdoc
Farah Laboratory Center for Cognitive Neuroscience
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
<Martha Farah and
Lara Chepenik >
"There are a few members of our lab that I'd like to nominate
for membership in the LFHCfS. I've attached photographs of them below.
The first picture is of Martha Farah, psychology professor and director
of the CCN here at Penn, and Lara Chepenik, a postdoc..."
(Nominated by investigator Cyrena Gawuga) |
Dr. Heberlein is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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HEBERLEIN
Andrea Heberlein, LFHCfS
Postdoc
Farah Laboratory Center for Cognitive Neuroscience
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
<Andrea Heberlein>
"...and here is Andrea Heberlein, another postdoc."
(Nominated by investigator Cyrena Gawuga) |
Lars Penke is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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PENKE
"As a long-haired scientific assistant and doctoral candidate,
I would like to be included into your exclusive society. A comment:
The Israeli biologists Amotz and Avishag Zahavi (in their 1997 book
The
Handicap Principle) argue that having luxuriant long hair
pronouces one's intelligence and dexterity, since both are necessary
to wear them as an ornament instead of being plagued by them in everyday
life."
Lars Penke, Dipl.-Psych, LFHCfS
Institut für Psychologie
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Berlin, Germany
<Lars
Penke>
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Dr. Bidlack is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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BIDLACK
Felicitas Bidlack, LFHCfS
Postdoc
The Forsyth Institute
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
<Felicitas
Bidlack>
"I would like to nominate Dr. Felicitas Bidlack. Her scientific
triumphs are many. She gives talks like: "Maturation Effects
on the Chemical and Crystallographic Changes in Mammalian Teeth."
In this photo she is, appropriately, wearing nerd glasses and showing
off her own fine mammalian teeth."
(Nominated by investigator Dany Adams) |
Dr. Mazzalupo is a member. (Click on image
to see an enlargement)
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MAZZALUPO
Stacy Mazzalupo, LFHCfS
Drosophila researcher
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
<Stacy
Mazzalupo>
"I would like to nominate Dr. Stacy Mazzalupo as a member of
your august institution. When she is not gallivanting around the French
countryside, she is a Drosophila researcher at Yale University School
of Medicine."
(Nominated by investigator David Elliott) |
Dr. Clow is a member. (Click on image to
see an enlargement, and click here
to see an alternative view)
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CLOW
"I have a doctorate in chemistry and am now a Lecturer in Interactive
Media Development in the Institute of Educational Technology at the
Open University. My colleague Alan Woodley took these photos and entered
me in the "Science
Barnet Of The Year" competition."
Doug Clow, LFHCfS
Lecturer in Interactive
Media Development
The Open University
Milton Keynes, UK
<Doug Clow>
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