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Graduate Schools /
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Noted faculty |
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- Geoffrey R. Burbidge* First to purpose evidence on why
the big bang was false ( 1964)
- Sydney Brenner - Nobel laureate in Medicine (2002)
- Francis Crick - Nobel laureate in Physiology/Medicine (1962)
- Paul Crutzen - Nobel laureate in Chemistry (1995)
- Bram Dijkstra - Professor of English Literature (1966-2000)
- Renato Dulbecco - Nobel laureate in Physiology/Medicine
(1975)
- Robert F. Engle - Nobel laureate in Economics (2003)
- Y.C. Fung - Considered the father of bioengineering
- Clive W.J. Granger - Nobel laureate in Economics (2003)
- Adele Goldberg - Associate Professor of
Linguistics (1997-1998)
- Maria Goeppert-Mayer - Nobel laureate in Physics
- Ronald Graham - mathematician, Professor of Computer Science and
Engineering
- Herbert Marcuse - philosopher
- Harry Markowitz - Nobel laureate in Economics (1990)
- Mario Molina - Nobel laureate in Chemistry
- Donald Norman - Professor Emeritus of Cognitive Science and
Psychology (1966- )
- George Emil Palade - Nobel laureate in Physiology/Medicine
(1974), Professor of Medicine in Residence and Dean for Scientific Affairs (Emeritus)
- Vilayanur S. Ramachandran - neuroscience and
psychology
- Roger Reynolds - Pulitzer Prize in Music (1989)
- Kartik Seshadri - Professor of Indian Classical Music
- Sally Ride - Professor of Physics, former astronaut
- Herbert Schiller - Professor Emeritus of Communication
(1970-2000)
- Leó Szilárd (1898-1964) - Hungarian physicist, Professor at the
Salk Institute
- Harold Urey - Nobel laureate in Chemistry
- Herbert F. York - Enrico Fermi Award (2000)
- Efim Zelmanov - Fields Medal recipient, Professor of Mathematics
- Edwin Hutchins* Mac Arthur Foundation Award Winner (1985)
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