Background
Comte-Bellot, Genevieve Marie was born on July 29, 1929 in Metz, Lorraine, France. Daughter of Marcel Marie-Elisée Comte-Bellot and Marie-Thérèse Aubaud.
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Genevieve Marie Comte-Bellot, French engineering educator. Achievements include research in turbulence and aeroacoustics comprehension physical mechanisms and development experimental techniques. Commander Ordre National du Mérite, 2009; Member of National Academy of Engineering, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Academy Technology, Academy of Sciences (associate).
Education
Master of Science, University Grenoble, France, 1952. Doctor of Science, University Grenoble, France, 1963. Master of Education, French Republic, Paris, 1954.
Doctorate (honorary), Polytechnic University, Lodz, Poland, 2001.
Career
High School teacher French Republic, Chalon, France, 1954—1956. Research fellow French Science Foundation, Grenoble, 1957—1966. Associate professor Engineering University, Lyon, France, 1967—1971, full professor France, 1972—1997, professor emeritus France, since 1998, associate chairman unit mechanics France, 1968—1976, chairman mechanics France, 1971—1976, chairman acoustics France, 1980—1994.
Achievements
Membership
Commander Ordre National du Mérite, 2009. Member of National Academy of Engineering, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Academy Technology, Academy of Sciences (associate).
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Education
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1952
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1963
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1954
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2001
Career
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1954 - 1956
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1957 - 1966
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1967 - 1971
Awards
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Named Chevalier Legion of Honor, French Republic, Paris, 1992, Officer Legion of Honor, 2002. Recipient medal, French Society Acoustics, Paris, 1982. Fulbright fellow, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1963-1965, fellow, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 2010.Named Chevalier Legion of Honor, French Republic, Paris, 1992, Officer Legion of Honor, 2002. Recipient medal, French Society Acoustics, Paris, 1982. Fulbright fellow, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1963-1965, fellow, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 2010.