Lowenstein, Robert

More specific palaeotemperature data for individual halite crystals may be gleaned from fluid inclusion homogenisation temperatures, a technique which has been substantially refined since the 1990s (Roberts and Spencer, 1995 Lowenstein and Brennan, 2001). From a core spanning lOOka of saline deposition in Death Valley, Lowenstein et al. (1998) were able to reconstruct depositional temperatures for several intervals (with an expected lower value, at the Last Glacial Maximum), and to faithfully recover the known seasonal temperature range for a modern salt crust. 

Roberts, S. M., R. J. Spencer T. K. Lowenstein, 1994. Late Pleistocene saline lacustrine sediments, Badwater Basin. Death Valley, California. In Lomando. A. J., B. C. Schreiber P. M. Harris (eds.) Lacustrine Reservoirs and Depositional Systems. Society for Sedimentary Geology Core Workshop 19 61-103. 

D. E. Koshland, Jr. 1, 10, 18 John S. Kovach 5 Gisela Kramer 20 Edwin G. Krebs 5, 16, 18 H. A. Krebs 1, 18 Nurith Kurn 9 D. A. Kyriakidis 15 M. R. Lakshmanan 18 M. Daniel Lane 8, 18 Henry A. Lardy 18 Joseph Lamer 3 Michel Lazdunski 6 P. J. Lea 20 Robert J. Lefkowitz 17 Albert L. Lehninger 18 Luis F. Leloir 18 James F. Lenney 17 Alexander Levitzki 10 Heng-Chun Li 21 Anthony W. Linnane 2 Fritz Lipmann 18 John M. Lowenstein 18 W. C. Lucchesi 15 Ronald W. McCune 15... 

Several willing participants have shared their views on different aspects of the atomic regulatory story, enabling us to develop a clearer perspective on many complex issues. We had the privilege of the guidance of Clifford Beck, Leo Goodman, Harold P. Green, Kenneth C. Hall, Chet Holifield, Lee Hydeman, Lyall Johnson, William Kennedy, Ralph E. Lapp, Robert Lowenstein, Arthur W. Murphy, William C. Parler, Eber Price, James T. Ramey, and Lauriston S. Taylor. 

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