Past Visitor
Paul Langacker
Affiliation
Natural Sciences
Field of study
Particle Physics
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Paul Langacker will explore the physics implications of concrete string constructions. This will include possibilities for extended gauge, Higgs, fermion, quasi-hidden sectors for collider physics, and nonstandard mechanisms for generating neutrino mass. He is also completing an advanced textbook on the Standard Model and beyond.
Visits
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Degrees
Univ of California, Berkeley
Ph.D.
1972
Honors
2015
American Physical Society Outstanding Referee Award
2006
Henry Primakoff Lecturer, University of Pennsylvania
2005
Fermilab Frontier Fellow
2001
Keck Distinguished Visiting Professor, Institute for Advanced Study
1993-1998
William Smith Term Professor of Physics, University of Pennsylvania
1992
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science
1987-1988
Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung, Senior U.S. Scientist Award
1987
Fellow, American Physical Society
1982
Honorary Master of Arts, University of Pennsylvania
Appointments
University of Pennsylvania
2006
Professor Emeritus
Princeton University
2011–2018
Senior Scientist/Lecturer
Institute for Advanced Study
2006–2010
Member
University of Pennsylvania
1985–2006
Professor
University of Pennsylvania
1996–2001
Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Pennsylvania
1993–1998
William Smith Term Professor of Physics
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron
1987–1988
Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung, Senior Scientist
University of Pennsylvania
1981–1985
Associate Professor
University of Pennsylvania
1975–1981
Assistant Professor
University of Pennsylvania
1974–1975
Research Associate
Rockefeller University
1972–1974
Research Associate