Education
B.S., 1963, Physics, Stanford University. M.S., 1964, Physics, Stanford
University. Ph.D., 1967, Physics, Stanford University.Professional
Academic
History
Research Associate, SLAC, 1967-1968; Guest Scientist, DESY, 1968-1970;
Honorary Research Fellow, Harvard University, 1971-1972; Assistant Professor,
Harvard University, 1972-1976; Associate Professor, Harvard University,
1976-1977; Visiting Scientist, SLAC, 1977-1978; Research Associate, SLAC
1978-1979; Permanent Scientific Staff, 1979-2003; Education Coordinator, SLAC,
1988-1993; Assistant to the Director for Education and Public Outreach, SLAC,
1993-present; Professor, SLAC, 2003-present; President Elect, APS, 2003,
President, APS 2004; Chair, SLAC PPA Faculty, 2005-present.Awards and Honors
Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow, 1974-1978; Fellow of American Physical
Society, 1986; Sigma Xi Society National Lecturer, 1991-92; American Academy
of Arts and Sciences Fellow, 1998; Dirac Medal (ICTP Trieste), 2000; Honorary
Doctor of Sciences, Notre Dame University, 2002; Elected to the National Academy
of Sciences, 2003.Research Areas
Theoretical particle physics with a focus on phenomenology of the weak
interactions, particularly CP violation.
SLAC Last update on
09 Jun 2008 by A. Rutherford
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