Education
Bachelor of Science with high distinction, Tel-Aviv U., 1977; Doctor of Philosophy, Weizmann Institute Science, Israel, 1982.
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Nathan Seiberg
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Senior scientist, Weizmann Institute, 1985-1986; associate professor, Weizmann Institute, 1986-1989; professor, Weizmann Institute, 1989-1991; professor, Rutgers University, 1989-1990; professor II, Rutgers University, 1990-1997; professor, Institute Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey, since 1997. Visiting member Institute for Advanced Study, 1994-1995.
Achievements
Membership
With Israeli Defense Force, 1977-1982.
Connections
Married; two children.
Awards
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Recipient Israel Physical Society prize, 1976, Mifal Hapais prize, 1979, Michael Landau prize, 1981, J.F. Kennedy prize, 1982, New Jersey Pride award New Jersey Monthly Magazine, 1996, Board Trustees award Rutgers University for Excellencein Research, 1996, Dannie Heineman prize AIP, 1998. Named Racah lecturer Weizmann Institute Science, 1985, Oskar Klein lecturer and Oskar Klein medal, 1995, Distinguished Institute of Food Technologists lecturer U. Florida, 1996. Amos de-Shalit Foundation scholar, 1976. John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellow, 1996.Recipient Israel Physical Society prize, 1976, Mifal Hapais prize, 1979, Michael Landau prize, 1981, J.F. Kennedy prize, 1982, New Jersey Pride award New Jersey Monthly Magazine, 1996, Board Trustees award Rutgers University for Excellencein Research, 1996, Dannie Heineman prize AIP, 1998. Named Racah lecturer Weizmann Institute Science, 1985, Oskar Klein lecturer and Oskar Klein medal, 1995, Distinguished Institute of Food Technologists lecturer U. Florida, 1996. Amos de-Shalit Foundation scholar, 1976.
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellow, 1996.