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July 3, 1939 – present
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York, James W., Jr., 1939-
James York is Professor of Physics at Cornell University (2002-present). Other institutional affiliations include University of North Carolina and Princeton University. His research interests include gravitation and relativity; and mathematical, astrophysical statistical and quantum theoretic aspects.
July 3, 1939Birth, Raleigh (N.C.).
1962Obtained BS, North Carolina State University, Raleigh (N.C.).
1965 – 1968Assistant Professor of Physics, North Carolina State University.
1966Obtained PhD in Physics, North Carolina State University, Raleigh (N.C.).
1968 – 1973Research Associate in Physics (1968-1969); Lecturer (1969-1970); and Assistant Professor of Physics (1970-1973), Princeton University.
1973 – 2002Associate Professor to Professor of Physics (1973-1988); Director, Institute for Field Physics (1984-1990); Agnew H. Bahnson, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Physics (1989-2002); and Inter-Institutional Distinguished Professor of Physics (2001-2002), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (N.C.).
1976Visiting Professor, University of Paris.
2002 – presentProfessor of Physics and Adjunct Professor of Astronomy, Cornell University, Ithaca (N.Y.).
2003Awarded Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics, American Physical Society.
Theoretical physicist.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Bargmann, V. (Valentine), 1908-1989
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Dicke, Robert H. (Robert Henry)
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Gross, David J. (David Jonathan)
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Cornell University.
Richardson, Robert C. (Robert Coleman), 1937-2013
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Teukolsky, Saul A. (Saul Arno), 1947-
Both employed at Cornell University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Wheeler, John Archibald, 1911-2008
Both employed at Princeton University.
Wightman, A. S. (Arthur Strong), 1922-2013
Both employed at Princeton University.
Both employed at Princeton University.
Cornell University. Department of Astronomy
Adjunct Professor of Astronomy.
Cornell University. Department of Physics
Professor of Physics.
North Carolina State University. Department of Physics
Obtained BS (1962) and PhD (1966). Assistant Professor of Physics.
Princeton University. Department of Physics
Research Associate in Physics; Lecturer; and Assistant Professor of Physics.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Department of Physics and Astronomy
Associate Professor to Professor of Physics; Director, Institute for Field Physics; Agnew H. Bahnson, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Physics; and Inter-Institutional Distinguished Professor of Physics.
Received 2003 Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics.
Université de Paris
Visiting Professor.
John A. Wheeler papers, 1880-2008.
Library.
American Philosophical Society
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