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| − | <i>"Ultra-low-loss fermentation of beer with <0.1 dB/yr alcohol reduction"</i>, Beer Express, <b>18</b>, 2011 | + | <i>"Ultra-low-loss fermentation of beer with <0.1 dB/yr alcohol reduction"</i>, Beer Express, <b>18</b>, 2011 <br> |
| − | <i>"2D rink sweeping with a phased-array of Zamboni's"</i>, J. App. Hockey, <b>27</b>, 2011 | + | <i>"2D rink sweeping with a phased-array of Zamboni's"</i>, J. App. Hockey, <b>27</b>, 2011 <br> |
| − | <i>"Novel technique for clearing snow off one's roof"</i>, J. | + | <i>"Novel technique for clearing snow off one's roof"</i>, J. Parachuting Snowblowers Soc. Am., <b>12951</b>, 2011 <br> |
| − | <i>"A 3-way switch circuit for rewiring the lights of two dorm-rooms together"</i>, Appl. Pranks Lett., <b>17</b>, 2011 | + | <i>"A 3-way switch circuit for rewiring the lights of two dorm-rooms together"</i>, Appl. Pranks Lett., <b>17</b>, 2011 <br> |
Latest revision as of 15:48, 3 May 2012
Dr. Jonathan K. Doylend
NSERC Post-doctoral Fellow
room: ESB 2221G
phone: 4883
Dr. Doylend hails from Canada, a country known to have been founded on the premise that one nation could successfully combine French cooking, British culture, and American know-how. In fact the result was somewhat less inspiring, being a combination of British cooking, American culture, and French know-how. Nonetheless, he maintains his northern identity with great zeal, particularly during the Stanley Cup playoffs, and eschews American beer whenever possible ("whenever possible" here taken to mean "whenever there is no other beer available").
Publications[edit]
"Ultra-low-loss fermentation of beer with <0.1 dB/yr alcohol reduction", Beer Express, 18, 2011
"2D rink sweeping with a phased-array of Zamboni's", J. App. Hockey, 27, 2011
"Novel technique for clearing snow off one's roof", J. Parachuting Snowblowers Soc. Am., 12951, 2011
"A 3-way switch circuit for rewiring the lights of two dorm-rooms together", Appl. Pranks Lett., 17, 2011
