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Peter Goldreich
Contact
School of Natural Sciences
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton
NJ 08540
Phone: (609) 734 8016
Fax: (609) 951 4402
Email: pmg -at- ias.edu
Born July 14, 1939; New York City, New
York
Education
B.S. (Engineering Physics),
1960, Cornell University
Ph.D. (Physics), 1963, Cornell
University
Professional Appointments
2003-present: Professor, School of Natural Sciences,
IAS, Princeton
1981-present: Lee A. DuBridge
Professor of Astrophysics
& Planetary Physics, Caltech (emeritus
since 2003)
1969-1981: Professor of
Planetary Science &
Astronomy, Caltech
1966-1969:
Associate Professor of Planetary Science
&
Astronomy, Caltech
1964-1966: Assistant
Professor of Astronomy &
Geophysics, UCLA
1963-1964:
Postdoctoral Fellow, Cambridge
University
1961-1963: Instructor (part time),
Cornell University
Honors
Woodrow Wilson
Honorary Fellowship, 1960-1961; Andrew Dixon White
Fellowship,
196O~1961; National Science Foundation Fellowship,
1961-1963;
National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council
Postdoctoral Fellowship,
1963-1964; Sloan Foundation Fellowship,
1968-1970; Elected National Academy
of Sciences, 1972; Elected
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1973;
Henry Norris Russell
Lecturer of the American Astronomical Society, 1979;
California
Scientist of the Year, 1981; Chapman Medal of the Royal Astronomical
Society, 1985; Dirk Brouwer Award of the Division on Dynamical
Astronomy
of the American Astronomical Society, 1986; Amos de Shalit
Lecturer at the
Weitzmann Institute, 1986; Thomas Gold Lecturer at
Cornell University, 1987;
Regents Fellow, Smithsonian Institution of
Washington, 1988-1990; Miller
Professorship, University of California
at Berkeley, 1990; Kuiper Prize
of the Division for Planetary
Science, American Astronomical Society, 1992;
Morris Loeb Lecturer,
Harvard University, 1992; Gold Medal of the Royal
Astronomical
Society, 1993; National Medal of Science, 1995; Sackler
Lecturer, University
of Toronto, 1998; Antoinette de Vaucouleurs
Medal, University of Texas,
1999; Nathan Rosen Distinguished
Lecturer, Technion, 1999; Sackler Lecturer, Harvard University, 2004;
Elected Foreign Member of Royal Society, 2004; Harris Lecturer, MIT,
2005; Grande médaille of French Academy of Sciences, 2006, Shaw Prize, 2007
Graduate Advisor: Thomas
Gold
Postdoctoral Advisor: Fred Hoyle
Graduate
Students
Dick McCray, Dick DeFouw, Douglas Keeley, John Kwan, Bill
Ward, Don Strange,
Jim Roberts, Anneila Sargent, Philip Nicholson, Charles
Alcock, Jack Wisdom,
James Fillmore, Carolyn Porco, Pawan Kumar, Greg
Willette, Andreas Reisenegger,
Yanqin Wu, Jason Maron, Eugene Chiang,
Yoram Lithwick, Alison Farmer, Junjun Liu
Postdoctoral
Fellows
Chris McKee, Catherine Cesarsky, Moshe Elitzur, Scott
Tremaine, Steven Weber,
, Nicole Borderies, Ramesh Narayan, Jeremy Goodman, Renu Malhotra,
Norman Murray, Pierre-Yves Longaretti, S. Sridhar,
Mikael Sahrling, Dong Lai, Re'em
Sari
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