Education
B.A., 1973, Chemistry and Physics, Harvard University. Ph.D., 1978, Physics, Cornell
University.Professional
Academic
History
Junior Fellow, Society of Fellows, Harvard University, 1977-1980; Visiting
Scientist, DPhT, Centre D'Études Nucléaires, France, 1979-1980; Visiting
Assistant Professor, Physics, Cornell University, 1980-1982; Associate
Professor, SLAC, Stanford, 1982-1986; Professor, SLAC, Stanford, 1986-present. Awards and Honors
Fellow, American Physical Society.Research Areas
Theoretical high-energy physics. Models of symmetry-breaking in the
electroweak interactions, including models with supersymmetry, new dimensions of
space, and other properties of superstring theory. Methods for experimental
tests of these models, especially at future e+e- colliders.
SLAC Last update on
26 Jan 2007 by McDunn
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