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Dates
1940 – present
Authorized Form of Name
Susskind, Leonard
Additional Forms of Names
Susskind, Leonard, 1940-
Leonard Susskind is Felix Bloch Professor of Physics at Stanford University (2000-present). Other institutional affiliations include Yeshiva University. His research interests include particle physics, quantum field theory, quantum gravity, black holes, string theory, and cosmology.
1940Birth, New York (N.Y.).
1965Obtained PhD in Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca (N.Y.).
1965 – 1966National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellow, Cornell University.
1966 – 1978Assistant Professor of Physics (1966-1968); Associate Professor of Physics (1968-1970); and Professor of Physics (1970-1978), Belfer Graduate School of Science, Yeshiva University, New York (N.Y.).
1971 – 1972Professor of Physics, University of Tel Aviv.
1978 – presentProfessor of Physics (1978-2000) and Felix Bloch Professor of Physics (2000-present), Stanford University, Stanford (Calif.).
1998Awarded J. J. Sakurai Prize for Theoretical Particle Physics, American Physical Society.
2000Member, National Academy of Sciences.
Theoretical particle physicist.
Carruthers, Peter A., 1935-1997
PhD advisor at Cornell University, "Quantum mechanical approach to strong interactions."
Srednicki, Mark Allen
Advised by Susskind at Stanford University.
Both employed at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Bethe, Hans A. (Hans Albrecht), 1906-2005
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Fairbank, William Martin, 1917-1989
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Hänsch, T. W. (Theo W.), 1941-
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
McDaniel, Boyce D. (Boyce Dawkins), 1917-
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Meyerhof, Walter E. (Walter Ernst), 1922-
Both employed at Stanford University.
Nelson, Ann E. (Ann Elizabeth)
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Schawlow, Arthur L., 1921-1999
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Wilson, Kenneth G. (Kenneth Geddes), 1936-2013
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Stanford University.
Cornell University. Department of Physics
Obtained PhD (1965). National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellow.
Stanford University. Department of Physics
Professor of Physics and Felix Bloch Professor of Physics.
Universiṭat Tel-Aviv
Professor of Physics.
Yeshiva University. Belfer Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor; Associate Professor; and Professor of Physics.
Received 1998 J. J. Sakurai Prize for Theoretical Particle Physics.
National Academy of Sciences (U.S.)
Member.
Oral history interview with Joseph Polchinski, 2009 March 18.
Niels Bohr Library & Archives
American Institute of Physics
One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740, USA
Einstein's General Theory of Relativity | Lecture 1
Quantum mechanics : the theoretical minimum / Leonard Susskind and Art Friedman.
TEDxCaltech - Leonard Susskind - Richard Feynman