Sommer

Hofrichter J, Sommer J H, Henry E R and Eaton W A 1983 Nanosecond absorption spectroscopy of haemoglobin Proc. Natl Acad. Scl. USA 80 2235-9... 

Since its inception, the institute, in addition to its regular faculty members, has always had a number of outstanding scientists associated with it as fellows or adjunct facnlty. These include, among others, Ned Arnett, Joe Casanova, Paul Schleyer, Jean Sommer, Gabor Somorjai, Peter Stang, Michael Szwarc (who just recently passed away), Ken Wade, and Bob Williams. They greatly contribnte to onr scientific work by their visits and participation in our symposia and freqnently throngh close research cooperation. Because they are also close friends. 

W. Sommer, W. Wicke, and D. Mayer, IJliman s Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, VCH, Weinheim, Germany, 1988, p. 350. 

Information for this article came from numerous sources, including F. E. Porretto, D. M. DiMeo, and S. Collins (Empire State Electric Energy Research Corp.), E. A. DeMeo and E. E. Hughes (Electric Power Research Institute) J. M. Cohen and D. Entingh (Princeton Economic Research, Inc.) and G. Sommers and J. Renner (Idaho National Engineering Laboratory). 

B. S. Aronson, D. R. Powers and R. G. Sommer, Proceedings of Topical Meeting on Optical Fibre Communication, Washiagton, D.C., 1979. 

K. Sommer, Sampling of Powders andBulk Materials, Springer-Vedag, New York, 1986, p. 291. 

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