Education
SLAC, Stanford. B.A., 1954, Physics, Miami University. Ph.D., 1958,
Physics, Stanford University.Professional
Academic
History
Associate Professor, Princeton University, 1960-1966; Professor, University
of California, Santa Barbara, 1966-1969; Professor, SLAC, Stanford 1969-2003;
Department Head, Theory, 1986-1994; Emeritus Professor, SLAC, Stanford,
2003-present. Awards and HonorsDr. Sc., (Hon.), Miami University, 1990; Fellow, Sloan Foundation,
1962-1964; Overseas Fellow, Churchill College; Cambridge, Professeur Etranger,
University of Paris; Associate Editor, Physical Review Letters, 1976-1983;
Chairman and Member, Advisory Board, NSF Institute for Theoretical Physics,
UCSB, 1977-1984; Member, Physics Advisory Board, National Science Foundation,
1982-1985. Research Areas
Development of new algorithms for extracting 3-D protein structure from a
series of 2-D x-ray Fraunhofer patterns, for comparing protein structures, and
for Monte Carlo simulation of systems in theoretical physics; development of
interactive computer programs and algorithms for use in data analysis; formal
scattering theory and its application to the physics of fractional charge, spin,
and anomalies. Radiation processes at high energy.
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