Frederick Seitz

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Frederick Seitz was an influential American physicist and solid-state physics pioneer who served as president of the National Academy of Sciences and Rockefeller University.

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instanceOf human
physicist
science administrator
solid-state physicist
university president
affiliation National Academy of Sciences
Rockefeller University
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
awardReceived Comstock Prize in Physics
Franklin Medal
J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Prize
National Medal of Science
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
doctoralAdvisor Eugene Wigner
educatedAt Princeton University
Stanford University
employer Carnegie Technical Schools
surface form: Carnegie Institute of Technology

Rockefeller University
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
University of Pennsylvania
familyName Reitz
surface form: Seitz
fieldOfWork condensed matter physics
materials science
solid-state physics
givenName Frederick
influenced development of semiconductor physics
influencedBy Eugene Wigner
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Philosophical Society
American Physical Society
National Academy of Sciences
notableRole leader in postwar American science policy
pioneer of modern solid-state theory
notableStudent John Bardeen
notableWork pioneering contributions to the theory of solids
textbook "Solid State Physics"
textbook "The Modern Theory of Solids"
occupation physicist
university administrator
positionHeld president of Rockefeller University
president of the American Physical Society
president of the National Academy of Sciences
sexOrGender male
workLocation New York City
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
surface form: Princeton, New Jersey

Urbana, Illinois, United States
surface form: Urbana, Illinois

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