(Born 1967). Environmental scientist. From pollution control specialist to environmental scientist II, Alabama Dept. Environmental Management, Montgomery, Alabama, 1989. BS, Livingston University, 1990.
Member: Solid Waste Association of North America, Capitol City Jaycees (member-at-large 1995, Board of Directors, Executive Board).
Marquis Who’s Who, 2004.
(c. 1555-1613). Bohemian botanist, physician, pharmacologist, mathematician, astronomer, classical scholar, poet.
The Galileo Project, http://es.rice.edu/E … /Files/zalznsky.html:
Author of Methodi herbariae libri tres, (Prague, 1592). Republished in Frankfurt in 1604. In this work Zaluzansky discussed the concept that plants have sex. However, he did not recognize male and female sexes in plants, but held rather that plants have a separate, mixed sex. Rad Apotekarsky (Pharmaceutical Order), 1592, resulted from Zaluzansky’s work as supervisor of pharmacy in the Old City of Prague. Cena neb vymereni vseck lekarstvi (Prices or Standards of All Medicine), 1596, 1604, 1659, 1699, 1737, published in Czech, German, and French. Galenumet vicenam libri VII attacked old-fashioned superstitions in medicine and a plea for a return to the natural way of healing. The work was dedicated to Emperor Rudolf II.
Zaluzansky had close relations with specialists in medicine--Adam Hubr of Ryzmpach, and Mat. Borbonius and Theodor Sixtus of Ottersdorf--and with a prosecution lawyer, Jachym of Technice. Protestant, an Utraquist, a denomination descended from Huss.
(1655-1728). Italian scientist, physiologist, anatomist. Catholic.
The Galileo Project, http://es.rice.edu/E … /Files/zambcari.html
Zambeccari experimented on dogs, removing organs in order to understand the function they performed in the living animal- -the spleen, for example. Sometime after the organ was removed, he would kill the dog and dissect it in order to attempt to observe what changes had resulted. He developed a general, iatromechanical physiology of the nerves in “Concerning Sleep . . .”, a manuscript unpublished in his own day.
After completing his medical degree, Zambeccari lived in Florence with Redi for a couple of years and worked with him, and to Redi he dedicated his Experiments Concerning the Excision of Various Organs, 1680. From letters by Redi it appears that he was instrumental in Zambeccari’s appointment in Pisa, and later of his promotion.
He knew Guido Grandi and corresponded with him.
(Born 1918). A chemist and former president of Concordia Lutheran College in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Ordained Lutheran minister in 1944; Bethany College, chemistry and theology teacher; Concordia Teachers College, chemistry and theology teacher; Concordia Lutheran Junior College, president, 1961-73; Concordia College, River Forest, IL, president, beginning 1973. Education: student, Concordia College, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, 1936-39; BA, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, 1941; M.Div., Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, 1944; MA, University Illinois, 1947; Ph.D., University Illinois, 1951; D.D., Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Illinois, 1975; LLD, Concordia College, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1994.
Member: Fellow Creation Research Association.
Author: Observations on the Rare Earths: Some Electrochemical Studies on Non-aqueous Solutions of Rare Earth Metal Salts, n.p. (Urbana, IL), 1951; (Editor with others) Darwin, Evolution, and Creation, Concordia, 1959; (Editor) Rock Strata and the Bible Record, Concordia (St. Louis, MO), 1970; (Editor) Creation, Evolution, and God’s Word, Concordia (St. Louis, MO), 1972.
Zimmerman library: http://abraham.cuaa. … u/ls/zimmerman.shtml
1972-1975, Teachings Physiklaborant (BASF AG Ludwigshafen) & specialized Abitur
1975-1981, Study mathematics and theoretical physics (University of Victories and University of Heidelberg), Conclusion as a diploma mathematician, recess area: Mathematical physics
1981-1983, System analysts and programmers with BBR Mannheim (reactor physics)
1983-1987, Data processing adviser for office communication with ABB Mannheim (ABB computer science GmbH)
1987-1990, Music producer and composer, publishing house leader of a music publishing house, managing director of the Composia GmbH, numerous publications within the clay/tone carrier range, film music, television.
1990, Graduation at the University of Mannheim (Dr.rer.nat.) over theory of approximation and one
numeric application to a problem from quantum mechanics
1990-1993, Lecturer to the FH Heidelberg, FB computer science (donation rehablitation)
Member: The New York Academy of Sciences, Fellow and Member of the International Society for Complexity, Information and Design, Awarded Member of the American Association for the Advancement ofScience (AAAS), Member in the Professor Forum, Professional School Frankfurt am Main University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Peter Zöller-Greer, University of Applied Sciences, FH-Frankfurt am Main, Fachbereich Mathematik, Naturwissenschaften Datenverarbeitung, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. “Genesis, Quantum Physics and Reality: How the Bible agrees with Quantum Physics—An Anthropic Principle of Another Kind: The Divine Anthropic Principle,” http://www.asa3.or … 00Zoeller-Greer.html. From Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 52 (March 2000): 8.
Home page, http://www.fh-frankfurt.de/~zoellerg
Biography. http://www.professor … mes/bio/zoellerg.htm (in German)
Peter Zöller-Greer. “Zur Historizität der Auferstehung Jesus Christus,” http://www.profess … rtikel1/zoellerg.htm. Abstract:
“Christianity stands and falls with the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Bible reports on it, but there are also extra-Biblical historical vouchers for this event. The scholar for Roman history, Professor Thomas Arnold, 15 years Headmaster of Rugby, author of the 3-volume standard work History of Rome, and owners of the chair for modern history at the Oxford university, very well familiarly in handling proofs for the determination of historical facts, said: ‘I have been used for many years to study histories of other times, and to examine and weigh the evidence of those who have written about them, and I know of no better and fuller evidence of every sort, to the understanding of a fair inquirer, than the great sign which God hath given us that Christ died and rose again from the dead.’ Meanwhile there are further historical realizations, which are to be described in this article.”
Apologetics page, http://www.fh-frankf … zoellerg/glauben.htm (in German)
Biologist. Ph.D. and M.A. in biology from Loma Linda University, California, U.S.A.; B.A. in biology from Atlantic Union College; Curator of the Joshua C. Turner Arboretum, Nebraska, U.S.A.; Professor of Biology at Union Hills College in Lincoln, Nebraska.
http://www.christian … /people/zuill-h.html
Testimony in In Six Days: Why Fifty Scientists Choose to Believe in Creation, edited by John F. Ashton, Ph.D. Master Books, Inc., Green Forest, AR, 2001. ISBN 0-89051-341-4. “Biodiversity is a powerful testimony about the Creator that confirms Romans 1:20: ‘From the creation of the world, God’s invisible qualitites, his eternal power and divine nature have been clearly observed in what he made.’”
(1618-1668). German pharmacologist, physician, chemist, botanist, apothecary.
The Galileo Project, http://es.rice.edu/E … g/Files/zwelfer.html
Zwelfer worked initially for 16 years in his native region as an apothecary. After receiving his M.D., he moved to Vienna, where he apparently stayed for the rest of his life.
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