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Anderson, A. G. (Arthur George), 1926-
During the course of his 33-year IBM career, Arthur Anderson held a variety of research, development and manufacturing positions. He was awarded the American Physical Society's George E. Pake Prize in 1984.
November 22, 1926Birth, Evanston (Ill.).
1949Obtained BS in Physics, University of San Francisco, San Francisco (Calif.).
1951Obtained MS, Northwestern University, Evanston (Ill.).
1951 – presentTechnical Engineer (1951-1953); Computer and Physics Researcher, Watson Scientific Comuting Laboratory (1953-1958); Physicist, Watson Scientific Comuting Laboratory (1958-1959); Research Physicist, Watson Scientific Comuting Laboratory (1959-1961); Director, San Jose Research Laboratory (1961-1963); Assistant Director of Research, Thomas J. Watson Research Center (1963-1965); Staff Director, Corporate Technical Committee (1965-1967); Director of Research (1967-1970); Director of Technical Assessment, Data Processing Group (1971-1972); Vice President and President, General Products Division (1972-1979); Vice President and Executive, Data Processing Product Group (1979-1981); Vice President and President, General Products Division (1981-1983); Vice President and Executive, Information Systems and Technology Group (1983-1984); Member, Board of Directors, IBM World Trade Europe/Middle East/Africa Corporation (1979-1984); and Consultant on Research and Development Management (1984-present), International Business Machines (IBM), Armonk (N.Y.).
1958Obtained PhD in Physics, New York University, New York (N.Y.).
1970 – 1971Visiting Fellow, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
1984Awarded George E. Pake Prize, American Physical Society.
Applied physicist.
Physics -- Industrial applications.
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Hahn, E. L. (Erwin Louis), 1921-
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Landauer, Rolf William, 1927-1999
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Both employed at IBM.
Thomas, Llewellyn Hilleth, 1903-1992
Both employed at Thomas J. Watson IBM Research Center.
Both employed at IBM.
Both employed at IBM.
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Visiting Fellow.
Director, San Jose Research Laboratory; Staff Director, Corporate Technical Committee; Director of Research; Director of Technical Assessment, Data Processing Group; Vice President and President, General Products Division; Vice President and Executive, Data Processing Product Group; and Vice President and Executive, Information Systems and Technology Group.
Thomas J. Watson IBM Research Center
Technical Engineer; Computer and Physics Researcher; Research Physicist, Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory; and Assistant Director of Research.
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Awarded George E. Pake Prize in 1984.
American Society for Quality Control
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Fellow.
National Academy of Engineering
New York University. Department of Physics
Obtained PhD in Physics (1958).
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.). Department of Physics
Obtained MS (1951).
University of California, San Francisco. Department of Physics
Obtained BS (1949).
Acceptance speech at the American Physical Society's George Pake Award Ceremony, 1984.
Niels Bohr Library & Archives
American Institute of Physics
One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740, USA