Daniel Branagan , metallurgist, has an invention that may contribute to the solution to this nagging military problem--and potentially to many civilian problems as well.

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In 1972, Neil Cooke began work at Lackenby as a metallurgist.

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The figure will be exhibited at Sheffield University during celebrations to mark the centenary of the discovery of stainless steel by Sheffield metallurgist Harry Brearley.

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However, rather than coming from thermite, the metallurgist Professor Sisson thinks the sulphur came from masses of gypsum wallboard that was pulverised and burnt in the fires.

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"We pay weekly because spouses will perform a good kick in the butt if you have an off week, " says DiMicco, 58, who joined Nucor in 1982 as a metallurgist.

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The Director of the National Science Foundation (metallurgist Arden L. Bement) shall establish a Federal Cyber Scholarship-for-Service program which will apply to 1, 000 students that will receive free-ride scholarships plus stipends and internships.

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Kreindler's experts, a metallurgist and an explosives expert, tested spare parts of other 747-100 jets of the type that crashed because access to pieces of Flight 800 has been limited to NTSB, FBI and Boeing officials only.

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The exposure of Mr Khan, a metallurgist, as the hub of a network of nuclear-technology proliferation has left many seeing him as a fall-guy for crimes that could not have been committed without the knowledge of the army top brass.

ECONOMIST: Pakistan