June 1964: B.S. Degree (physics) State
University of New York at Buffalo.
June 1966: M.S. Degree from the University
of Vermont, Thesis: "Sonically Induced Surface Deformations by Acoustic
Streaming"
August 1969: Ph.D. Degree from the
University of Michigan, Thesis: "Detection of Single Quantized Vortex
Lines in Rotating HeII"
1964-66 Physics Research
Assistant, Univ. of Vermont
1966-69 Physics Research Assistant, Univ.
of Michigan
1969-71 Postdoctoral Research Scientist,
Univ. of California, Berkeley
1971-present Faculty of Physics, Univ. of
California, Berkeley
1971-75 Assistant Professor
1975-81 Associate Professor
1981-present, Professor
1978-79 Science Research Council
of the U.K., Senior Fellowship
1983 Fullbright-Hays Visiting
Professorship to Finland
1983 Ehrenfest Lecturer, University of
Leiden, Holland
1986 NSF Visiting Scientist to Japan
Fellowship
1988 Miller Professorship
1990 Robert Noyce Prize for Outstanding
Teaching
1990 Visiting Scientist, Dipartimento de
Fisica, Trento, Italy
1994 Fellow of the American Physical
Society
1995 Fellow of the California Academy of
Science
1996 Visiting Scientist, Dipartimento de
Fisica, Padua, Italy
1997-98 Miller Professorship
2005
London Memorial Prize for Low temperature Physics
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