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Dates
April 10, 1928 – present
Authorized Form of Name
Kulsrud, R. M.
Additional Forms of Names
Kulsrud, R. M., 1928-
Kulsrud, Russell M.
Russell M. Kulsrud is Professor Emeritus of Astrophysical Science at Princeton University (2004-present). Other institutional affiliations include Yale University. His research interests include basic plasma theory and plasma astrophysics.
April 10, 1928Birth, Lindsborg (Kan.).
1949Obtained BA, University of Maryland, College Park (Md.).
1952Obtained MS, University of Chicago, Chicago (Ill.).
1954Obtained PhD in Physics, University of Chicago, Chicago (Ill.).
1954 – 1966Physicist, Project Matterhorn (1954-1959); Senior Research Associate (1959-1964); and Head, Theoretical Section (1964-1966), Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton (N.J.).
1966 – 1967Professor of Applied Science and Astronomy, Yale University.
1967 – presentProfessor of Astrophysical Science (1967-2004) and Professor Emeritus of Astrophysical Science (2004-present), Princeton University, Princeton (N.J.).
1993Awarded James Clerk Maxwell Prize for Plasma Physics, American Physical Society.
Astrophysicist.
Carter, Troy Alan, 1973-
Advised by Kulsrud at Princeton University, "Experimental studies of fluctuations in a reconnecting current sheet."
Chandrasekhar, S. (Subrahmanyan), 1910-1995
PhD advisor at University of Chicago, "The effect of magnetic fields on the generation of noise by isotropic turbulence."
Malyshkin, Leonid M., 1973-
Advised by Kulsrud at Princeton University, "Magnetized turbulent dynamo in protogalaxies."
Schekochihin, Alexander A., 1973-
Advised by Kulsrud at Princeton University, "Statistical theory of small-scale turbulent astrophysical dynamos."
Stromgren, Bengt, 1908-1987
PhD advisor at University of Chicago.
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory and Yale University.
Birgeneau, Robert J. (Robert Joseph), 1942-
Both employed at Yale University.
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Clemence, Gerald M. (Gerald Maurice), 1908-
Both employed at Yale University.
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Dawson, J. M. (John Myrick), 1930-
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University. Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Greene, J. M. (John M.), 1928-
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Kruskal, Martin D. (Martin David), 1925-2006
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Yale University.
Both employed at Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Princeton University. Department of Astrophysical Sciences
Professor of Astrophysical Science and Professor Emeritus of Astrophysical Science.
Princeton University. Plasma Physics Laboratory
Physicist, Project Matterhorn; Senior Research Associate, Plasma Physics Laboratory; and Head, Theoretical Section, Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Yale University. Department of Astronomy
Professor of Astronomy.
Yale University. School of Engineering & Applied Science
Professor of Applied Science.
Received 1993 James Clerk Maxwell Prize for Plasma Physics.
University of Chicago. Department of Physics
Obtained MS (1952) and PhD in Physics (1954).
University of Maryland at College Park. Department of Physics and Astronomy
Obtained BA (1949).