Binnig

British  

/ ˈbiniɡ /

noun

1. Gerd ( Karl ). born 1947, German physicist: shared the Nobel prize for physics (1986) for work on the superconductivity of semiconductors and development of the scanning tunnelling microscope

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Example Sentences

Binnig, who is 32 and has worked at the center for four years, has an air of unassuming confidence and a broad smile.

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But at STAR, the mission, Binnig said, is to do its best to meet demand, especially for high-risk teenagers.

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Some of the parents Binnig works with don’t fully buy into the program — they don’t want to lock up their meds and guns, they don’t like how much therapists check in with their children, they don’t believe in mental-health treatment.

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On a Monday afternoon earlier this year, I met with Binnig and her colleague Layne Filio in Binnig’s office during a lunch break.

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Good therapists can be any age, of course, but younger therapists like Filio and Binnig can help suicidal children feel “this person gets me,” says Jonathan Singer, a suicide expert and professor of social work at Loyola University Chicago.

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