Improbable Research

Anna Barrett has joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. She says:

I knew I had to join the club when I saw that Dr. Pinker, a prof during my freshman year, is a central member.

Anna M. Barrett, MD, LFHCfS
Behavioral Neurology/Cognitive Rehabilitation
Assoc. Professor of Physical Medicine
& Rehabilitation, and Neurology & Neurosciences,
UMDNJ–NJMS
Director, Stroke Rehabilitation Research
Kessler Foundation Research Center
West Orange, New Jersey, USA

Olivia Guest has joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. She says:

I’m a 21-year-old female scientist, I have just finished my BSc in Computer Science at The University of York, UK. I am currently enjoying the summer holidays before continuing with a MSc at UCL in London (Cognitive and Decision Sciences MSc). My main academic interests involve anything related to brains. I have had various forms of luxuriant (I hope) hair, ranging in colour from red to purple to blonde to blue-black to brown and back to red, at varying lengths. PS: Is there an official Facebook group for the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists? If not, there should be!

Olivia Guest, LFHCfS
Graduate student, Cognitive and Decision Sciences
University College London
London, UK

On June 21, 2009 a member of the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists, who joined in 2006, wrote saying:

[all details removed by request of the member in respect of the member's partner's sensibilities]

The LFHCfS does and will miss this now-former member’s membership.

Amanda Wibley-Brown and Heather Alger have joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. They say:

We are donating approximately three feet of hair to Locks of Love.

Amanda Wibley-Brown, BS,  LFHCfS and Heather Alger, Ph.D,  LFHCfS
Amanda Wibley-Smith is a PhD Candidate in Molecular Medicine and Biochemistry
Dr. Alger has just graduated!
Wake Forest University
Winston Salem, North Carolina, USA

Kris Coward has joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. He says:

I’m an (underemployed) mathematician and currently doing research on (sung) music recognition algorithms (though my formal background is in Operator Algebra) for Caliope Music Search Inc. in Toronto..

Kris Coward, PhD, LFHCfS
Research and Development Lead
Caliope Music Search Inc.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada