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Anthony Garrett is the founder and
managing editor of SCITEXT CAMBRIDGE. He studied physics
at the University of Cambridge from 1975 to 1985,
gaining his degree in 1978 and going on to obtain a
doctorate (PhD) from the Cavendish
Laboratory, the university's physics department. His
doctoral thesis and early papers were in plasma kinetic
theory. He remained at the physics department during a
three-year research fellowship before broadening his
university research career overseas. In 1988 he joined
the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the
University of Glasgow, where he studied the applications
of probability theory in physics. He returned to
Cambridge in 1992, and after gaining experience in
editing scientific documents he founded SCITEXT
CAMBRIDGE in 1995. The principles for effective
science writing and the history of
science writing in this website were written by Dr
Garrett. He is concerned with the communication of
science at both expert and popular levels, and has given
many science talks on radio.
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