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Massey distinguishes two Albany science professors
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[Massey News (press release)] - His distinguished research background culminated last year in being appointed a Member of Germany's most prestigious academic institution, the Max Planck Society. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand and a James Cook Research Fellow.
Google News: Social networking for scientists
[The Economist] - Some of that may already have come from the Max Planck Society, which runs many of Germany's best research campuses and had ResearchGate build it a private network. Over the longer haul, the firm hopes to charge companies and universities for using it
X-ray laser's now a reality bringing the world one step closer to star wars!
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[Examiner.com] - Rohringer is a group leader at the Max Planck Society's Advanced Study Group in Hamburg, Germany. Rohringer collaborated with researchers from SLAC, DOE's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Colorado State University. “This achievement opens the
Scientists Create The World's First Atomic X-Ray Laser
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[The Ledger] - “X-rays give us a penetrating view into the world of atoms and molecules,” said physicist Nina Rohringer of Germany's Max Planck Society in a news release last week. She led the research in collaboration with scientists from SLAC, the Department of
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