Kastler

[ kast-ler ]

noun

1. Al·fred [a, l-, fred], 1902–84, French physicist, born in Germany: Nobel Prize 1966.

Example Sentences

“The ‘tabletop’ experiments such as the ones in the Kastler Brossel or Berkeley laboratories, are done at very low energies.

From Scientific American

Now scientists at the Kastler Brossel Laboratory in Paris and the U.S.

From Scientific American

Lawmakers are now crying foul, however, after learning that the resolution also contains language celebrating Forrest, the subject of one of Kastler’s books.

From Washington Times

But Republican Rep. Mike Sparks filed another resolution to honor Shane Kastler, the author of a book about Forrest that includes much of the same language.

From Seattle Times

“For me, Sunday is a family day,” said Mr. Kastler, a German member of the European Parliament who is being urged on by his wife, church groups and trade unions.

From New York Times