10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIATOMIST»
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diatomist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The American Monthly Microscopical Journal
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diatomaceous material from St.Peter .C. W. S. Slides.—The distinguished
diatomist, Dr.
Romyn Hitchcock, Henry Leslie Osborn, Charles Wesley Smiley, 1900
The diatomist has not far to turn in quest of objects for collection and preservation
. As has already been observed in the first chapter, this class of microscopic life is
almost universal. It may be met with in fresh, salt, or brackish water in a living ...
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The American Journal of Microscopy and Popular Science
And the diatomist who has with his mechanical finger picked up a valve or
frustule, turned it over, set it on end, on its side, or rolled it backward and forward
under the objective, lias learned more of that valve or frustule than many others
are ...
Box 1 Gentlemen diatomists of independent means There was not a single paid
professional 'diatomist' on Earth until $1930. Diatom studies are the classic
example of the gentleman amateur scientist. For instance, the leading British
diatomist ...
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American Journal of Microscopy and Popular Science
Had this been otherwise, the diatomist would have abandoned the study in
search of organisms unknown. Yet their labors have not been for naught. To them
and to their incessant demands on the optician, are microscopists indebted for
the ...
Yet we should except the diatomist. who must often rapidly make a large number
of cells to which he need do nothing but fix the thin covers garnished with
diatoms. This is the only casein which the turn-table may be useful." To the
present ...
Edward Fuller Bigelow, 1895
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A Treatise on the Diatomaceae: Containing Introductory ...
For any details which do not specially concern diatoms reference should be
made to that work, and so I shall only give a few notes here specially intended to
assist diatomists. Workroom. — The diatomist's workroom should not be very
large ...
Henri Ferdinand van Heurck, 1896
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The Diatoms: Applications for the Environmental and Earth ...
In cases where research projects involve more than one diatomist or more than
one laboratory, inter-analyst or inter- laboratorycomparisonsbecomeimportant.
Suchcomparisons have, however, rarely been conducted. Munro et al. (1990) ...
John P. Smol, Eugene F. Stoermer, 2010
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Catalogue of the Benthic Marine Algae of the Indian Ocean
... British civil servant and amateur botanist in Ceylon from 1 839 until his death in
Colombo, issued an informal exsiccata, Algae ceylanicae, with the specimens
determined by Albert Grunow (1826-1914), an Austrian phycologist and diatomist
.
Paul C. Silva, Philip W. Basson, Richard L. Moe, 1996
Stephen S. Nagy, M.D. is an amateur diatomist, microscopist, and
photomicrographer, and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and
Neurology in Adult Psychiatry. He lives and practices in Helena, Montana. Dr.
Nagy obtained ...
Joseph Seckbach, John Patrick Kociolek, 2011
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIATOMIST»
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diatomist is used in the context of the following news items.
Video: Marvellous arrangements of single-cell aquatic organisms
His work has recently been showcased in a short documentary video called “The Diatomist” made by Matthew Killip, an English filmmaker living ... «DigitalJournal.com, Oct 14»
The Last Victorian Microscope Artist
In the short documentary The Diatomist, shared earlier this year on Vimeo, Killip visits Kemp at the work he's perfected over years of research, ... «Hyperallergic, Sep 14»
Making Microscopic Stained Glass, From Algae
... around for an afternoon to watch Kemp in action and see how makes his beautiful, microscopic displays in his short film “The Diatomist.”. «Discover Magazine, Sep 14»
Secretive Victorian Artists Made These Intricate Patterns Out of Algae
He spent an afternoon with the eccentric Englishman, cameras rolling, and produced the documentary, seen above, called "The Diatomist. «Smithsonian, Sep 14»
Strange, Gorgeous Art Made From Single-Cell Organisms Under a …
The last surviving diatomist is an Englishman named Klaus Kemp, who became fascinated with the practice as a teenager. Because the ... «New York Times, Aug 14»
Closure for family as River Exe body mystery comes to an end
Det Con Bishop explained that witnesses included Natural History Museum scientist and diatomist, Dr David Williams who conducted tests on ... «Exeter Express and Echo, Oct 13»
Ph.D. student names three new algae species in the Everglades
Together, the two researchers named the species after Ditmar Metzeltin, a diatomist who had found and described the diatom in 2007 but never ... «Phys.Org, Sep 13»
Cosmic Embryo #1: My Erdös Number Is 2i
Frithjof Sterrenburg is a diatomist of the long tradition of published “amateurs”, meaning that he doesn't get a paycheck for his fine academic ... «Science 2.0, Jan 11»
