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What Dr Shechtman had discovered, he realised, was a new sort of material called a quasicrystal.
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For those with airplane phobia, Shechtman recommends sitting close to the cockpit, in order to intercept would-be hijackers.
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Shechtman counsels businesspeople who fear traveling and many who don't want to set foot in a tall building.
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"L.A. has this stereotype of being the land of fruits and nuts, " says Shechtman, not referring to popular foods.
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The winner was Daniel Shechtman of Technion, a technology institute in Haifa, Israel.
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In the month after the attack Shechtman picked up seven new clients, a number that would normally take six months to gather.
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Shechtman advised one Chicago salesman, who panicked each time he entered the Sears Tower, to start off meetings by admitting his fears.
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In this case the order of symmetry Dr Shechtman saw was tenfold.
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Rodney Whitson, chief operating officer of San Diego-based Townsend Agency, a technology marketing agency, called Shechtman after noticing a near-25% drop in employee productivity.
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"I think a lot of financial people in New York have an attitude of toughing it out and just getting through it, " says Shechtman.
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On April 8th 1982 Dr Shechtman fired a beam of electrons at a slice of aluminium-manganese alloy, in order to understand its crystal structure.
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Armed with a master's in social work, Morris Shechtman specializes in "human capital development, " a term the L.A.-based counselor uses to describe his brand of therapy.
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