American Institute of Physics. Office of the Director.
AIP Office of the Director letters from Kenneth Ford, 1987.
Two folders of correspondence from Ken Ford, during his term as Director of the American Institute of Physics.
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Kenneth Ford: Ph.D., physics (Princeton University). Research assistant at Los Alamos and Indiana University; professor of physics, Indiana University (1954-1958); professor of physics at Brandeis University (1958-1964), University of California, Irvine (1964-1970), and University of Massachusetts (1970-1975); director, American Institute of Physics (1987-1993).
Ford, Kenneth William, 1926-
American Institute of Physics.
Physics -- Societies, etc.
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Ford, Kenneth William, 1926-
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