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'''1973 Bio Note <ref> [[1973 Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] </ref> | '''1973 Bio Note <ref> [[1973 Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] </ref> | ||
D. Balfour, BSc PhD, studied natural philosophy at St Andrew's University and nuclear reactions using the 300 MeV synchrotron at Glasgow University. Between 1959 and 1963 he was engaged on high-temperature plasma physics studies at the former AEI research laboratory at Aldermaston Court. | D. Balfour, BSc PhD, studied natural philosophy at St Andrew's University and nuclear reactions using the 300 MeV synchrotron at Glasgow University. Between 1959 and 1963 he was engaged on high-temperature plasma physics studies at the former AEI research laboratory at [[Aldermaston Court|Aldermaston Court]]. | ||
On joining [[International Research and Development Co|IR&D Co]] in 1963 he was involved in the closed-cycle magneto-plasma-dynamic energy conversion project. In 1966 he was appointed Head of Applied Sciences Department which includes a strong laser team and has been principally concerned with the development and application of lasers and laser techniques in medicine and in various branches of engineering. | On joining [[International Research and Development Co|IR&D Co]] in 1963 he was involved in the closed-cycle magneto-plasma-dynamic energy conversion project. In 1966 he was appointed Head of Applied Sciences Department which includes a strong laser team and has been principally concerned with the development and application of lasers and laser techniques in medicine and in various branches of engineering. | ||
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1973 Bio Note [1]
D. Balfour, BSc PhD, studied natural philosophy at St Andrew's University and nuclear reactions using the 300 MeV synchrotron at Glasgow University. Between 1959 and 1963 he was engaged on high-temperature plasma physics studies at the former AEI research laboratory at Aldermaston Court.
On joining IR&D Co in 1963 he was involved in the closed-cycle magneto-plasma-dynamic energy conversion project. In 1966 he was appointed Head of Applied Sciences Department which includes a strong laser team and has been principally concerned with the development and application of lasers and laser techniques in medicine and in various branches of engineering.
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