Koopmans

[ koop-muhnz ]

noun

1. Tjal·ling Charles [chah, -ling], 1910–85, U.S. economist, born in the Netherlands: Nobel Prize 1975.

Example Sentences

Aarestrup and Koopmans note that they chemically treat samples to kill any organisms before studying them.

From Science Magazine

Several members of Koopmans’s team are delving into how climate change might affect the Netherlands, much of which is below sea level and prone to flooding.

From Science Magazine

He discerned a “troubling pattern” and a “lack of distinction” in the tweets from Koopmans, for example, who had expressed support for posting data in public databases.

From Science Magazine

Prof Marion Koopmans from Erasmus University in Rotterdam was part of the World Health Organization investigative team that went to Wuhan in 2020.

From BBC

IN THE NETHERLANDS, veterinarian Marion Koopmans and colleagues have been placing electrostatic cloths in chicken barns to collect dust that can be analyzed for viruses.

From Science Magazine