CR4 - Member: Roger Pink

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Name:

Roger Pink

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Join Date:

02/02/2005

Member Title:

The Engineer

Last Visit:

11/21/2009 1:41 PM

Last Post Date:

11/25/2009 12:00 AM

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Cause you said the brains I had went to my head

Home Page:

http://www.albany.edu/~rp858838

Location:

Albany, New York

Total Posts:

3557

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Blog Entry: Caption This for 11/20/09

Blog Entry: The Mathematics of Beauty

Blog Entry: Why Cell Phones Make Educators Grumpy (Texting Time Bomb: Part 3)

Blog Entry: Harvard Developing Colony Of Robot Bees

Blog Entry: Unscientific America: Different Rifts, Still Divided

Blog Entry: The Rise and Cultural Decline of American Science

Forum Thread: What are Your Favorite Sayings about Work & Life?

Forum Thread: Population Bubble?

Blog Entry: Extraterrestrial Life in Our Solar System

Forum Thread: What's The Next Big Thing in Technology?

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I'm currently an engineer at GlobalSpec.

Member of User Group Engineering Fields

Member Since:

01/31/2007

Membership Type:

Engineering Physics (since 01/31/2007)

Member Message:

Physics...

I'm particularly interested in nonlinear physics, quantum mechanics, relativity (Jorrie is the local CR4 expert, do yourself a favor and read his blog), and the standard model (quarks, etc.).

Member of User Group United States

Member Since:

01/31/2007

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Member (since 01/31/2007)

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NY

Member of User Group Popular Science

Member Since:

06/13/2007

Membership Type:

Genetics (since 06/13/2007)

Member Message:

Organic Chemistry...

I'm afraid my work in applied quantum mechanics has opened my eyes to the fact that genetics in the end is nothing more than extremely complicated chemical reactions.

Member of User Group Popular Science

Member Since:

05/12/2009

Membership Type:

Cosmology (since 05/12/2009)

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New Member

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