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Clark Thomas Rogerson, 1918–2001
Mycologia, 2003The passing of Clark Thomas Rogerson on September 7, 2001, at age 82, marks the loss to Mycology of one of the last of the classical mycologists; he was a scientist whose love of fungi knew no boun...
Gary J. Samuels, Robert Fogel
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BMJ, 2014
Having qualified as a pilot in southern Rhodesia, Thomas Anthony Piers Clarke (“Tom”) was discharged from the Royal Air Force in 1946. He studied medicine at Guy’s Hospital, and, after house jobs …
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Having qualified as a pilot in southern Rhodesia, Thomas Anthony Piers Clarke (“Tom”) was discharged from the Royal Air Force in 1946. He studied medicine at Guy’s Hospital, and, after house jobs …
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Thomas C. Clarke, Bridge Builder
Journal of Bridge Engineering, 2009Clarke was one of the leading engineers in Canada and the United States in 1848 to 1901, working on railroads, waterways, buildings, and primarily bridges. He was a prolific writer with articles not only in ASCE publications but in British technical journals. He also published many articles in Scribners’ and other popular magazines.
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Reminiscences of Thomas Edward Clark : 1951
2020Chicago World's Fair, 1893: Edison General Electric in Schenectady; experiments with wireless; automatic radio train control; police car ...
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