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Uchupi, Elazar was born on October 31, 1928 in New York City.
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Elazar Uchupi
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Elazar Uchupi, American Geologist, researcher. Recipient certified of recognition National Association Geology Teachers, Inc., and its Crustal evolution Education project, 1979, medal editorial advisory board Offshore Magazine, 1974, Frances P. Shepard award, 1991. Member American Geophysical Union, Archeological Institute American, Sociedad Geologica de España.
Education
Bachelor of Science, City College of New York, 1952; Master of Science, University of Southern California, 1954; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Southern California, 1962.
Career
Research assistant, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1955-1962;
research assistant, Woods Hole (Massachusetts) Oceanographic Institute, 1962-1964;
associate scientist, Woods Hole (Massachusetts) Oceanographic Institute, 1964-1979;
senior scientist, Woods Hole (Massachusetts) Oceanog. Institute, 1979-1993;
senior scientist emeritus, Woods Hole (Massachusetts) Oceanog. Institute, since 1993;
J. Seward Johnson chairman oceanography, Woods Hole (Massachusetts) Oceanog.
Institute, 1989-1993. Member Gulf of Mexico panel Joint Oceanog. Institutions Deep Earth Sampling,1972-1974.
Member Science Committee for Oceanic Research Working Group 41, 1973-1974;member steering committee United States Oceanog. Office Relief Map Worlds' Oceans. Member site survey panel Joint Oceanog.
Institutions, 1978-1985. Compiler geol.maps on ocean margin drilling.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Geophysical Union, Archeological Institute American, Sociedad Geologica de España.
Connections
Parents Alfonso and Carmen (Urbizu) U.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient certified of recognition National Association Geology Teachers, Inc., and its Crustal evolution Education project, 1979, medal editorial advisory board Offshore Magazine, 1974, Frances P. Shepard award, 1991.Recipient certified of recognition National Association Geology Teachers, Inc., and its Crustal evolution Education project, 1979, medal editorial advisory board Offshore Magazine, 1974, Frances P. Shepard award, 1991.