Education
Bachelor of Science, Princeton University, 1960; Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering, Cornell Univercity, 1966; Master of Science, Stanford University, 1971.
civil and environmental engineering educator
Bachelor of Science, Princeton University, 1960; Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering, Cornell Univercity, 1966; Master of Science, Stanford University, 1971.
Process engineer, Chevron Research Company, 1966-1968; research engineer, Stanford (California) Research Institute, 1968-1971; senior research scientist and group leader process engineering, Swiss Federal Institute Water Supply and Water Pollution Control, Dubendorf, Switzerland, 1972; head engineering department, Swiss Federal Institute Water Supply and Water Pollution Control, Dubendorf, 1973-1976; from Adjunct Professor to associate professor, Stanford (California) U., 1976-1984; associate department chairman, Stanford (California) U., 1985-1990; professor environmental engineering department сivil engineering, Stanford (California) U., since 1984; C.L. Peck professor engineering, Stanford (California) U., since 1989. Principal investigator 25 sponsored projects at Stanford University, since 1976.
Member National Academy Engineering, American Water Works Association (Research Achievement award 1983, 85-87, 91).