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Can A Scientist Believe In Miracles Ian Hutchinson

Name: Can A Scientist Believe In Miracles Ian Hutchinson
SKU: BELL-59458396
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Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.32 MB

Author: Ian Hutchinson;

ISBN: 9780830873951, 0830873953

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Can A Scientist Believe In Miracles Ian Hutchinson by Ian Hutchinson; 9780830873951, 0830873953 instant download after payment.

Ian Hutchinson is a plasma physicist and professor of nuclear science and engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was born in England, educated at Cambridge University, and received his doctorate from Australian National University. His research group explores the confinement of plasmas hotter than the sun's center, aimed at producing practical energy from nuclear fusion reactions, the energy source of the stars. A frequent Veritas Forum presenter, Ian has written and spoken widely on the relationship between science and Christianity. He is the author of over two hundred research articles, and his books include Principles of Plasma Diagnostics and Monopolizing Knowledge.