Dennis, Mark

Denny, Mark. How the Ocean Works. Princeton, N.J. Princeton University Press, 2008. Covers ten key technical areas studied by oceanographers. 

I acknowledge many scholars of the periodic table from diverse fields, including Peter Atkins, Henry Bent, Bernadette Bensaude, Nathan Brooks, Edwin Constable, John Emsley, Michael Gordin, Ray Hefferlin, William Jensen, Herbert Kaesz, Masanori Kaji, Maurice Kibler, Bruce King, Mike Laing, Laurence Lavelle, Guillermo Restrepo, Dennis Rouvray, Oliver Sacks, Eugen Schwarz, Philip Stewart, Mark Winters and many others. 

Mel Levy (New Orleans, Louisiana) Jens Oddershede (Odense, Denmark) Mark Ratner (Evanston, Illinois) Dennis R. Salahub (Montreal, Canada) Harel Weinstein (New York, New York) Robert E. Wyatt (Austin, Texas) Tokio Yamabe (Kyoto, Japan)... 

Charles T Driscoll, Michael Abbott, Russell Bullock, John Jansen, Dennis Leonard, Steven Lindberg, John Munthe, Nicola Pirrone, and Mark Nilles... 

VALERY ANTONENKO GEORGE BARANY TONY BAXTER GARY BOLTON MARK BRADLEY BARRY BUNIN DAN COOK ROLAND DOLLE JON ELLMAN NAT FINNEY KOICHI FUKASE ARPAD FURKA SAM GERRITZ DENNIS HEYER STEVE HUTCHINS JOHN KIELY MARK KURTH MICHAEL LAWRENCE BRUCE MARYANOFF AUBREY MENDONCA ADNAN MJALLI K. C. NICOLAOU JOHN NUSS DINESH PATEL JOHN PORCO ROBERT RAMAGE WOLFGANG RAPP AL ROBICHAUD JOE SALVINO JAY SIEGEL MICHAEL SOFIA RICHARD SOLL STEVE WILSON CHARLIE XIAO... 

We talked for more than an hour about these ideas and what finally emerged was the need for a test, or at least Dennis maintained that a partial test of the idea could be undertaken to convince me and our companions. He thought that as the superconducting state became stabilized there should be a marked lowering of temperature in the immediate area. In our talking, he and I had left the area of the hut and drifted down the forest path. It would be possible to attempt to generate the effect of coolness right there on the spot, he supposed. 

I thank Mark Nandor, Dennis Gordon, Lon Richardson, Tej a Krasek, Jamie Forbes, David Jay Brown, Graham Cleverley, Pete Barnes, Steven Andersen, and members of the Clifford Pickover Think Tank for useful comments and suggestions ... 

The contributions of an able group of research students - Michael Butters, Karl Fry, Mark Hammond, Anil Mistry, Martin James, Lysanne Pearce, Vincent Boschat and Dennis Jones - and of industrial collaborators - Barry Nay, David Walker, Martin Atkins (BP), Martin Bye (Amersham International), Derek Basset, Paul Ashworth and Janet Chetland (Associated Octel) -are gratefully acknowledged. The companies and the S.E.R.C. are thanked for financial support. 

Mark Ratner (Evanston, IL, USA) Dennis R. Salahub (Calgary, Canada) Henry F. Schaefer III (Athens, GA, USA) John Stanton (Austin, TX, USA)... 

A number of interesting scientific family trees may be deduced from Table 2. For example, Alain St-Amant and Rene Fournier can be traced back to Camille Sandorfy through Dennis Salahub. Mark Thachuk can be traced back to Bob Snider through Fred McCourt, and Peter Kusalik can be traced back to John Valleau through Gren Patey. 

Manfred Bochmann, Simon J. Lancaster, Gerardo Jimenez, Dennis A. Walker, Sarah Al-Benna and Mark Thomton-Pett... 

The author wishes to acknowledge the participation ofseveral other collaborators who provided analyses and insight related to some of the data presented. In particular, Si data in Fig. 37.2 were kindly provided by Mark Brzezinski, while support and intellectual stimulation were provided by Dennis Philhps and the Radiochemistry Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory to R.M.K. as a post-doctoral fellow. Support for the field and laboratory results presented in Section 2 were provided by NSF grant OCE-0138544 and NOAA grant NA96OP0475. The manuscript was also improved by the helpfial comments of two anonymous reviewers. 

Dennis SE, Rosann MK, and Mark LJ. Gel Sensors and Method of use Thereof 2001 US patent 6180288B1. 

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