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Ron Flatter (musician)

Ronny Gobel (*Halle (Saale), Germany
), better known under his stage name Ron Flatter, is a German electronic music producer
, DJ, and label owner
.
== Career ==
While holding a Resident DJ in his hometown Halle (Saale) in Germany, he also had shows internationally in Berlin, Tel Aviv, or Jakarta. He also regularly plays at major Europe festivals.
During a stay in France in 2008, he founded the music label Pour La Vie Records.
He releases his music mainly on the electronic music labels Traum Schallplatten, Einmusika, and Katermukke.
== Personal Life ==
Before he turned to electornic music, he was interested in hip hop and skateboarding.
== Discography (selection) ==
; Albums
* 2011: Growth Rings (Pour La Vie Records)
* 2018: Muscle Of Synths (Pour La Vie Records)
; EPs
* 2013: Mantequilla (Traum Schallplatten)
* 2014: Desert EP (Traum Schallplatten)
* 2016: Shelby EP (Traum Schallplatten) 
* 2016: Molly (Einmusika Recordings)
* 2016: Show Me (Style Rockets)
* 2017: Nofalia (Katermukke)
* 2018: Boy & Girl (Traum Schallplatten) 
; Singles
* 2016: Apricot (Style Rockets)
* 2016: Loretta (mit Definition (Producer); Einmusika Recordings)
Category:German DJs
Category:German record labels
Category:German electronic musicians
Ron Folman

Ron Folman (Born Feb 16th, 1963), is an Israeli quantum physicist and social activist. He works at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) where he heads the Atom Chip group..
==Biography==
Folman, born in Tel Aviv, is the son of Russian born Ahuva (Luba) Gordon and Polish born Yeshayahu Folman. Folman’s mother, who barely escaped with her family from the burning city of Minsk as the Nazi army advanced, tried to make it to the land of Israel on the famous SS Exodus refugee ship, only to be returned by the British to Germany.
 
In 1998, Folman received his PhD degree from the Weizmann Institute of Science (work conducted at CERN).
Between the years 2000-2003, he worked as a Researcher at the University of Heidelberg (Marie Curie fellow), Germany, and before that in 1999-2000 as a post-doctoral fellow in Innsbruck. 
He is an advocate of Human Rights, Animal Rights, Social justice, Peace and Environmental sustainability.
Folman’s father is a survivor of Auschwitz where he was numbered B-1367. Folman tattooed an exact replica on his arm .
== Activism ==
Ron Folman, Chairperson of Amnesty International, Israel Section, is presenting the Amensty International annual report on Human Rights, to Shevah Weiss, Speaker of the Knesset (Israeli Parliament), Jerusalem, June 1994
* Human Rights: Folman has been a member of Amnesty International (AI) and in the 90s he was the chairperson of the Israeli Section of the organization. 
* Environmental Sustainability: Folman has been an active member of Greenpeace.
* Social Justice: Folman was a member of the board of the University center for the promotion of education and careers among the Bedouins of the Negev desert.
==Science==
Folman is a professor of quantum physics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) where he heads the Atom Chip group. He was the founder and first director of the BGU center for quantum science and technology since 2010, and the founder and first director of the center for nano-fabrication since 2003. Folman is one of the inventors of the Atom Chip. 
Folman is involved in anti-matter physics at CERN (GBAR) and in the searches for Dark Matter (GNOME). 
In 2011, he received the Willis Lamb award and in 2013, he was a Miller visiting professor at Berkeley
==Private Life==
Folman has 4 girls and lives in Tel-Aviv. Folman has been piloting for 4 decades.
Category:1963 births
Category:Israeli physicists
Category:Israeli activists
Ron Noganosh

Ron Noganosh (1949 - 2017) was an Anishinābe Canadian artist working in sculpture, installation, and printmaking. Noganosh was born in Magnetawan First Nation near Parry Sound, Ontario, but rose to prominence in the Ottawa region. 
Initially trained in graphic design at George Brown College in Toronto, Noganosh studied fine arts at the University of Ottawa, joining a wave of indigenous artists relocating to the city in the 1980's and 1990's. A pioneer of the assemblage art movement in Canada, Noganosh's sculptures utilized readymades and found objects to criticize issues facing indigenous Canadians. One of his most prominent installations, Anong Among Us, 1999, at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina, utilized projection and sculpture to evoke memories of loved ones who had died as a result of residential schooling, suicide, or addiction.
Later in life, Noganosh became involved in a number of regional arts organizations. Alongside prominent First Nations artists Barry Ace, Ryan Rice, Cathy Mattes, and hasiw Maskêgon-Iskwêw, Noganosh helped create the Indigenous Curatorial Collective. Noganosh co-founded the Ottawa Ontario 7 (OO7) in 2012, alongside Ace, Rosalie Favell, Ariel Smith, Frank Shebageget, Leo Yerxa, and Michael Belmore. 
Noganosh's work has been exhibited and collected internationally. His art can be found at a number of Canadian institutions including the Ottawa Art Gallery, Canadian Museum of History, and the Woodland Cultural Centre. His relationship to the arts community in Ottawa was documented in the text Ottawa Art & Artists: An Illustrated History, an open-access publication from the Art Canada Institute. 
Noganosh died in 2017.
Category:1949 births
Category:Canadian people
Category:University of Ottawa alumni
Category:Artists
Category:2017 deaths
Ron Ragona

Ron Ragona is Connecticut native who founded the band Spring Heeled Jack (USA) and was the front man for the Lost City Angels (2000-2005) and the Murder Mile (2005-2009). Spring Heeled Jack, founded by Ragona and drummer Dave Karcich in 1991, was instrumental in creating the "Connecticut Ska" movement and played hundreds of shows across the US in the 90's. 
Ragona was born and grew up in Shelton, Connecticut right outside of New Haven, founding Spring Heeled Jack after high school with Karcich. The name for the band came from a book Ragona found underneath his grandparents' house about "Spring Heeled Jack" from English folklore. After a brief move to Boston to play bass for Skavoovie and the Epitones, Ragona returned to Connecticut and reformed the band with Karcich and new member Mike Pellegrino (vocals and guitar) and several others, releasing demo tape Connecticut Ska in 1993, and debut album Static World View on Moon Ska Records. The band released its most popular album on Tommy Boy Records, recorded at the famous Hit Factory in New York, called Songs from Suburbia, in 1998 and subsequently toured with other major ska bands like Reel Big Fish and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones as well as playing a number of dates on the 1999 Warped Tour. 
Spring Heeled Jack would play its final shows in 2000 (although later iterations of the band have since come together for many shows in the 2010s and 20's). After the band broke up, Ragona joined Lost City Angels, a punk band from Boston, which was signed to Nitro Records shortly after he joined. Following Lost City Angels, Ragona formed The Murder Mile in 2006 with bandmate Nick Bacon from Lost City Angels. 
Today, Ragona still tours with Spring Heeled Jack, upcoming shows include Less Than Jake's tour in summer 2023.
Category:People from Shelton, Connecticut
Category:Bands
Category:Spring Heeled Jack
Category:Musical groups established in 1991
Ron Walsworth

Ronald Walsworth is an American physicist and engineer and a professor at the University of Maryland. 
==Early life==
Walsworth was born in Springfield, Missouri but was largely raised in New England. He earned a B.S. in physics from Duke University in 1984. He completed a Ph.D. in physics from Harvard in 1991.
==Career==
Walsworth has been recognized for his contributions to science. In 2001, he was elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society. He was a Distinguished Traveling Lecturer for the American Physical Society from 2002 to 2023. In 2005, he received the Francis M. Pipkin Award in Precision Measurements from the American Physical Society. He also received the Smithsonian Institution Exceptional Service Award; and the Duke University Faculty Scholar Award.
Since 2020, Walsworth has served as the Founding Director of the Quantum Technology Center at the University of Maryland ; and also as a Minta Martin Professor in the Department of Physics and in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland. He previously served as a Senior Physicist at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics at Harvard University
Walsworth has helped establish several startup companies. In 2012, he co-founded Quantum Diamond Technologies, Inc. (QDTI), together with Mikhail Lukin and others, to develop biomedical diagnostic technology using NV-diamond magnetic imaging. In 2014, he co-founded Hyperfine, together with Matthew Rosen and Jonathan Rothberg, to develop the world's first portable human MRI instrument. Hyperfine became a public company in 2021. In 2020, he founded Quantum Catalyzer (Q-Cat), to perform quantum research and also create new quantum technology startups. 
Category:People from Springfield, Missouri
Category:American people
Category:Duke University alumni
Category:Harvard College alumni
Category:Physicists
Category:Engineers
Category:Professors
Ron Wikso

Ron Wikso is an American drummer and producer. As a drummer, he has toured with David Lee Roth, Foreigner, Player, Richie Sambora, Gregg Rolie, Eddie Money, Credence Clearwater Revisited (Revisiting Creedence) currently playing with Steve Miller Band.
Equipment: 
(Personal)
Sonor Designer Series Drums
Sonor 5000 Series Hardware
Zildjian Cymbals
(Steve Miller Band)
Sonor SQ2 Heavy Birch 12” Tom 14”/16” Floor Toms 22” Bass Drum
Sonor Prolite 6X14” Brass Snare Drum
Sonor 600 Series Hardware
Category:American drummers
Category:Producers
Category:American people
Ronak Limbachiya

Ronak Limbachiya (born 5 August 1992) is an Indian music producer, songwriter, singer working in the music field from the past 8 years. He is also a lead vocalist at rock band Sarhadein in Vadodara City Gujarat.
== Biography ==
Ronak limbachiya was born in Vadodara, Gujarat on 2nd August 1992. Completed his B.tech Mechanical from Vadodara institute of technology. He published his first original song in 2014. He works as a Sound Engineer with well sound knowledge in the music field. He started his musical journey when he was in his engineering. He started performing at local events like Ganesh Utsav, Navratri & cafe's. He also worked in Hettich India for a year, then he switched to Ratnaveer Metals. As a part of Struggle, he worked there part-time. He started composing Hindi, Gujarati songs at his own Studio,
== Songs ==
===== Taari Aankhon =====
It's a Gujarati Composition of Ronak Limbachiya. The song is about the appearance of a girl in his imagination.
===== Is haal me =====
===== Yoon =====
===== Wo Chal Diye =====
===== Aadat-E-Ishq =====
== References ==
Category:Indian music producer
Category:Indian songwriter
Category:Indian singer
Ronald Barnett

Ronald Barnett (born 1947) is Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Education, University of London. His primary interests are that of philosopher, theorist and analyst of higher education. His first publication, The Idea of Higher Education (1990), is recognized as being having introduced and developed the philosophy of higher education as a field in its own right. His Realizing the University in an Age of Supercomplexity (1999) extended key themes of the former. Both works are now regarded as being classic texts in the field of higher educational research. 
Barnett has written over 35 books and authored over 150 peer reviewed papers. His work has been translated into many languages. 
Some of Barnett’s most recent books include The Ecological University: A Feasible Utopia (2018), The Philosophy of Higher Education: A Critical Introduction (2022) and Thinking and Revisiting the University: the selected works of Ronald Barnett (2015). The latter two have been regarded by reviewers, and Barnett himself, as an extensive reflection and prognosis on the burgeoning research into the philosophy of higher education, which in no small way was inaugurated by his pioneering earlier work, especially the Idea of an Education (1990). 
Barnett is the inaugural president of the Philosophy and Theory in Higher Education Society. He received an honorary doctorate from the University of Eastern Europe, the higher doctorate of the University of London, is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, a visiting professor of numerous UK, Chinese and Australian Universities and a Special Advisor to the UK Parliamentary Select Committee on Higher Education. He now works as a consultant and in advisory roles, and has worked and chaired numerous international councils and committees for Higher Education, including UNESCO.
Category:1947 births
Category:Emeritus Professors
Ronald Green (basketball)

Ronald Green (רוני גרין; August 5, 1944-July 2012) was an American-Israeli basketball player. He played the forward position. He played in the Israel Basketball Premier League, and for the Israeli national basketball team.
Green was born in Miami Beach, Florida, and was Jewish.Jessie and Roy Silver (April 6, 1965). "Sports by Silver", The Jewish Transcript. He was raised by Morris and Florence Green. He was 6' 6" (198 cm) tall. His son Erin Green also played professional basketball in Israel.
He attended Miami Beach High School, where Green played on the basketball team from 1960-1962, and was named All-City First Team.
Green attended Vanderbilt University (B.A. in Business Administration, '66; MBA, '69), on a full scholarship.2007-08 Vanderbilt Basketball; Records and History He played for the Vanderbilt Commodores from 1963-66. In 1964-65, the team won the Southeastern Conference (SEC) championship. 
He played basketball for Team USA in the 1965 Maccabiah Games, winning a gold medal, and in the 1969 Maccabiah Games, winning a silver medal.
Green played professionally in the Israel Basketball Premier League for Maccabi Tel Aviv in 1970-71, averaging 14.1 points per game. He played on the Israeli national basketball team, winning a silver medal with the team at the 1970 Asian Games.In addition, he played in the Italian basketball Italian Professional League.
After playing basketball abroad, and marrying an Israeli nurse, Green returned to Miami to work with Green Brothers Food Brokerage, as well as an account manager with Buitoni, and Haagen-Dazs. Green suffered from a rare disease known as multiple system atrophy. 
Category:1944 births
Category:Living people
Category:American men's basketball players
Ronald Hsu

Ronald (Ron) Hsu is an American chef. He is the executive chef and part owner of the restaurant Lazy Betty in Atlanta, Georgia. 
His mother, Betty Hsu, and his father owned many Chinese restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia from 1980 until 2008. He attended the University of Georgia as a business major, but dreamed of becoming a chef. In the spring of 2003, he started culinary school at Le Cordon Blea in Sydney, Australia. Leaving Australia 1.5 years later because of an expired visa, he worked in the kitchen of Dish in Atlanta. 
From there he moved to Le Barnardin where he was executive sous chef. After seven years with Le Barnardin, he became executive chef at Le Colonial in midtown Manhattan. Two years later he returned to Le Barnardin as the creative director. 
In 2018 he was one of the chefs that competed in the Netflix series The Final Table.
He is the founder and chef at a tasting menu-only restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia called Lazy Betty. The name is a humorous reference to his mother's work ethic. Lazy Betty is located in Chandler Park in Atlanta and Hsu's siblings Howard and Anita (owners of Sweet Auburn BBQ) are partners in the restaurant. Hsu won the top award as Atlanta magazine's Best of Atlanta 2019 new restaurant.
Hsu lives in Virginia-Highland with his wife, Jackie and their daughter, Calliope.
Category:American chefs
Category:American male chefs
Category:Chefs from Georgia (U.S. state)
Ronald Tetzlaff

Ronald Tetzlaff (born 1958) is a German physicist and professor for electrical engineering. He currently holds the Chair for Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering at TU Dresden and is the Chief Officer for Technological Transfer and Internationalisation at TU Dresden.
== Early Life and Education==
From 1979 to 1998, Ronald Tetzlaff studied physics at the Goethe University Frankfurt in Frankfurt/Main, Germany (diploma 1985, Ph.D 1990, Habilitation 1998). .
In 2008, Tetzlaff became a professor and chair for fundamentals of electrical engineering at the Technical University (TU) in Dresden.
In 2016, he co-founded the Leon Chua. 
From 2013 until 2015, he was vice faculty director of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Faculty of TU Dresden. From 2016 until 2020, he was the faculty director of the same faculty. 
Since 2019, he is a member of the Steering Commitee of the Else Kröner-Fresenius Center for Digital Health at TU Dresden and in 2020, he became the speaker of engineering sciences at TU Dresden. Since August 2020, he is Chief Officer for Technological Transfer and Internationalization at TU Dresden.
== Work ==
His work focus mainly on the field of memristor, cellular neural network network theory and signal theory. He co-authored more than 150 publications and won several scientific awards throughout his career. 
== Publications ==
# Memristors and Memristive Systems Springer Verlag (2014)
Category:1958 births
Category:German physicists
Category:Electrical engineering academics
Ronald Turney Williams

Ronald Turney Williams (born April 4, 1943) is an American serial killer, burglar, arsonist, kidnapper, prison escapee, and former fugitive. In 1979, Williams and fourteen other inmates escaped from the West Virginia State Penitentiary, where he was serving a life sentence for the 1975 murder of a police officer. During the escape, Williams killed another police officer and committed another murder in Arizona in 1981 during his fugitive state. 
In 1981, the FBI tracked Williams to a Manhattan, New York motel, where a gunfight ensued between Williams and the agents, and Williams was seriously wounded and was apprehended. For the murders, Williams received a second life sentence in West Virginia and in 1984 received the death penalty in Arizona. He remains incarcerated at Mount Olive Correctional Complex in West Virginia.
Category:1943 births
Category:People from Keystone, West Virginia
Category:American people
Category:Serial killers
Category:Burglars
Category:Arsonists
Category:Kidnappers
Ronald Weinberg

Ronald A. Weinberg is a Canadian former businessman and convicted felon best known as the co-founder of the Cinar animation studio (later to be known as Cookie Jar Group), and its co-CEO during a scandal that eventually brought down the company. In 2014, he was charged with 26 counts of fraud in Montreal. Two years later, Weinberg was sentenced to 8 years in prison. On May 3, 2019, Weinberg was fully paroled.
==References==
Category:Canadian businesspeople
Category:Canadian criminals
Category:Scandals in Canada
Category:Fraud in Canada
Ronald de Wit

Ronald de Wit serves as a Professor of Medical Oncology at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Additionally, he is the founding chairman of the Dutch Uro-Oncology Study Group (DUOS).
==Early Life & Education==
Ronald de Wit was born on August 8, 1955, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He earned his MD from the University of Amsterdam and became a Registered Specialist in Internal Medicine. In 1990, he completed his training in Medical Oncology and earned his PhD on the topic "Treatment Aspects of AIDS-associated Kaposi’s Sarcoma" from the University of Amsterdam.
==Research & Career==
Ronald de Wit has been the lead investigator or senior author on numerous significant trials related to germ cell cancer. One of the most clinically impactful trials demonstrated that three cycles of BEP were an adequate treatment for good-risk metastatic disease.One of his research identified docetaxel as an effective treatment for castrate-resistant prostate cancer. This work paved the way for numerous trials examining chemotherapy and innovative AR-signaling agents, revolutionizing the approach to prostate cancer management. A notable contribution from this period was the publication of the CARD trial in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) in 2019.
Currently, his research encompasses both clinical and translational studies, focusing on the interplay between taxanes and the latest hormonal agents, as well as biomarker investigations. He is also affiliated with the Research Unit for Translational Pharmacology in the Department of Medical Oncology at Erasmus University Medical Center.
During the 2010s, he actively participated in industry-led immunotherapy trials concerning Checkpoint Inhibitors. These trials paved the way for the approval of Pembrolizumab in both second and first-line treatments, including for non-muscle invasive diseases. His contributions extend to translational and immuno-oncology research, specifically on biomarker studies that determine prognostic and predictive factors for checkpoint inhibition.
In addition to his significant contributions in the treatment of urological cancers, Ronald de Wit has been instrumental in advancing the management of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, regardless of the tumor type. He introduced an innovative statistical method that revealed the diminishing efficacy of 5HT3 Receptor antagonists as antiemetic treatment over consecutive cycles of therapy, primarily due to their inability to manage delayed nausea effectively. Furthermore, he played a pivotal role in the development and subsequent FDA and EMA approval of the NK1 antagonist, aprepitant. His research highlighted that when 5HT3 and NK1 drugs are used in combination, they offer considerably enhanced efficacy throughout multiple cycles due to improved control over delayed nausea and emesis.
Category:1955 births
Category:People from Amsterdam
Category:Dutch people
Category:University of Amsterdam alumni
Category:Professors