Professor R.V. Jones

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Physicist Reginald Jones won an exhibition at Wadham College, Oxford, England. He studied for a doctorate in physics, and specialized in infra-red rays. He became a scientific officer at the Air Ministry in 1936, and used his scientific knowledge to great advantage during the second world war. He was the chief scientific adviser to MI6, and was able to uncover the secrets of Germany's Lorenz beam navigation system. After the second world war, he was Professor of Natural Philosophy at Aberdeen University, Scotland, for 35 years.

Jones, Reginald Victor

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Professor Alexander Lutsko

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Nuclear physicist Alexander Lutsko worked at the Institute of Biochemistry at the Academy of Sciences of the Far East in Vladivostok, Russia, between 1978 and 1987. He was Professor of Nuclear Physics at Belarus State University from 1987 to 1990, with responsibility for setting up the university's Isotope Laboratory. He founded the International Sakharov College of Radioecology in Minsk, Belarus, and was Rector there between 1990 and 1997.

Lutsko, Alexander

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