CURRICULUM VITAE: Lawrence M. Krauss
Born: May 27, 1954; New York City
Citizenship: U.S.A. , Canada
Married: January 19, 1980 to Katherine Anne Kelley
Children: Lillian, born Nov. 23, 1984
Current Address and
Position:
Ambrose Swasey Professor of Physics, Professor of Astronomy, and Director, Center for Education and Research in Cosmology and Astrophysics,
Case Western Reserve University
10900 Euclid Ave, Cleveland OH 44106-7079
Research office: 216-368 4070 (4257 sec, 5422 fax)
Email; krauss@cwru.edu
Education
B.Sc. First Class Honours, Mathematics and Physics
Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, 1977
Ph.D. Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1982
Honorary
Degrees:
D.Sc. Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, 2003.
Employment: Teaching and Research (since 1982)
1982-1985 Junior Fellow, Harvard Society of Fellows, and Physics Dept., Harvard University
1985-88 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics, Yale University
1985-86 Visiting Scientist, Boston University, and Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
1986-89 Visiting Scientist, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
1986-1993 Joint Appointment, Department of Physics, and Astronomy, Yale University
1987-95 Associate of the Department of Physics, Harvard University
1988-1993 Associate Professor, Departments of Physics and Astronomy, Yale University
1993- Ambrose Swasey Professor of Physics and Professor of Astronomy, Case Western Reserve University.
1993-2005 Chairman, Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University
2005 Director, Office of Science, Public Policy, and Bio-Entrepreneurship, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
2002- Director, Center for Education and Research in Cosmology and Astrophysics
2006-7 Visiting Professor, Vanderbilt University
2008- Foundation Professor, School of Earth and Space Exploration and Physics Dept, and Director, Origins Initiative, Arizona State University
Visiting
Research Positions:
CERN associate- 1983
Institute for Theoretical Physics Santa Barbara- 1984, 1985, 1988, 1989,1992, 2002,2003
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory- 1984-88
University of Chicago, 1989.
Institute for Nuclear Theory, Seattle 1994
Institute for Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory 1995, 1996, 1998
Scientific Associate, CERN 1996-97
Institute des Hautes Etudes Scientifique 1997-98
Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge University 1999
Perimeter Institute 2003
Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor, Origins Institute, McMaster University, 2005
Member, Institute for Advanced Study, 2005.
Visiting Professor, University of Zurich, 2008
Other
Positions:
Commentator: Marketplace, All Things Considered
Columnist, Nature Physics, 2005-6
Columnist,
New Scientist Magazine, 2007-
Major
Awards:
1984 First Prize Award, Gravity Research Foundation
1986 Presidential Young Investigator Award
1997 Glover Award for Distinction in Physics Achievement and Physics Education, Dickenson College, PA.
2000
Award
for Public Understanding of Science and Technology, American Association for
the Advancement of Science.
Citation: For global impact as a science communicator and the ability
to maintain an active science career while writing several books about physics
for the general public.
2001 Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize, American Physical Society. Citation: For outstanding contributions to the understanding of the early universe, and extraordinary achievement in communicating the essence of physical science to the general public.
2001 Andrew R. Gemant Award, American Institute of Physics. Citation: To Professor Lawrence Krauss for excellence in the interpretation of physics to the public through numerous newspaper and magazine articles, books, lectures, and television productions. Krauss is especially commended for his communication of sound scientific literacy through timely opinion pieces and books, and for his efforts to address incorrect popular interpretations of science disseminated in the mass media.
2002 American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award for Atom, An Odyssey from the Big Bang to Life on Earth and Beyond
2003 Humanism Award, Free Inquirers of Northeast Ohio
2004 Oersted Medal, American Association of Physics Teachers.
2004 Northern Ohio Live Award of Achievement: Science and Technology
2005 Joseph
A. Burton Forum Award, American Physical Society, Citation: For major
contributions in defending science in the schools through his efforts in combating
the opponents of teaching evolution, and for continuing to enhance the public
understanding of contemporary physics
Other
Honors (since 1977):
1977 Senate Graduating Medal- Carleton University
1977-1981 N.R.C. Postgraduate Scholarship
1982-1985 Junior Fellow, Harvard Society of Fellows
1982-83 N.S.E.R.C.Fellowship
1988 Junior Faculty Fellowship,Yale Unversity
1988 Senior Faculty Fellowship, Yale University
1988 Nesbitt Lecturer, Carleton University
1989 Gravity Research Foundation Prize Award
1990 Named Sigma-Xi National Lecturer (1991-92)
1990 Named to "International Leaders in Achievement"
1991 Gravity Research Foundation Prize Award
1993 Named to Ambrose Swasey Chair in Physics
1995 Gravity Research Foundation Prize Award
1996 Innaugural Distinguish Scientist Lecturer for Young People--Ohio Aerospace Institute
1996 Innaugural Distinguished Physics Lecturer, University of Minnesota
1996 Ohio Achievement Award Selection, Northern Ohio Live Magazine
1997 Hays Lecturer, Oberlin College
1997 Great Poets League of Cleveland Honoree 1997
1998 Cleveland Magazine, 50 Most Interesting People of the Year Award
1997-8 University School-Seelbach Visiting Chair
1998 American Physical Society Centennial Lecturer
1998 Henry Steel Lecturer, Mid America Orthopedic Assn.
1998 Commencement Speaker, Hiram College
1998 13th Annual Frank G. and Jean M. Chesley Lectureship, Carleton College
1998 Herzfeld Lecturer, Catholic University
1999 Fellow, American Physical Society
1999- Board of Directors, Physics Entrepeneurship Program.
1999 Gravity Research Foundation Prize Award
1999 Moti Lal Rustgi Memorial Lecturer, SUNY Buffalo
1999 Hendrik de Waard Foundation Lecturer, Groningen, Netherlands
2000 Maurer Memorial Lecturer, University of Arkansas
2000 Vanden Miles Lecturer, Wayne State Uinversity
2000 Kallen Lecturer, University of Lund, Sweden.
2000 Benedum Lecturer, University of West Virginia
2000 Great Minds Lecturer, Illinois Math and Science Academy, Aurora IL
2000 Soloist, Holst, The Planets, with The Cleveland Orchestra
2001 Rochester Lecturer, University of Durham, UK
2001 Isaac Asimov Memorial Panelist, American Museum of Natural History, NY
2001 Rorschach Lecturer, Rice University
2001 Shell Lecturer, National Assoc. of Science Teachers
2001 Invited Witness, U.S. House Committee on Science, Session on the Future of Space Exploration
2001 Malstrom Lecturer, Hamline University, Minnesota
2001 Morgan Lecturer, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth Texas
2001 Timothy J. OLeary Distinguished Scientist Lecturer, Gonzaga University
2001 Presidential Inauguration Keynote Speaker Clark University
2001 Campbell Lecturer, Society of Pediatric Urology
2001 Ernest Orlando Lawrence Centenary Lecturer, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
2001 Fermi Centennial Lecturer, Fermilab
2001 Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science
2002 Knight Fellow, Western Reserve Academy
2002 Friedman Lecturer, Penn State University
2002 Milton Lecturer, Syracuse University
2002 ChancellorŐs Lecturer, Vanderbilt University
2002 Fellow, Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal
2003 Waynick Lecturer, Penn State University
2003 Donald Ross Hamilton Lecturer, Princeton University
2003 Woods Lecturer, Westminster College, PA
2003 New Frontiers in Information Sciences Distinguished Lecturer, Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome NY
2003 Commencement Speaker, Carleton University
2003 Five Colleges Lecturer, U Mass. Amherst
2003 William Mahoney Lecturer, U. Mass Amherst
2003 Presidential Lecturer, Clark University
2004 Joe Barnhart Lecturer, Coastal Bend College, TX
2004 Constance Wilson Distinguished Lecturer, Berry College, GA
2004 Maurice and Yetta Glicksman Commencement Lecturer, Brown University
2004 Likover Lecturer, American Civil Liberties Union.
2004 Samuel Newton Taylor Lecturer, Goucher College
2005 Hooker Professor and Lecturer, McMaster University
2005 Rudin Distinguished Scholar Lecturer, Marymount College
2005 First Annual Mel Oakes Distinguished Undergraduate Lecturer, UT. Austin
2005 World Year of Physics Lecturer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
2005 Benson Lecturer, Miami University
2005 IBM Yorktown Heights Visions Lecturer
2005 NASA Huntsville, World Year of Physics Lecturer
2005 Sigma Pi Sigma Lecturer, Wright State University
2005 Crump Lecturer, St. Andrews School
2005 Presidential Lecturer, University of Tulsa
2005 IBM Lecturer, Wittenberg University
2005 World Year of Physics Lecturer, Severance Hall
2006 Michigan State Science TeacherŐs Distinguished Lecturer
2007-8 Phi Beta Kappa National Visiting Scholar
2006- Board of Sponsors, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
2006 Terry Lectureship, Science and Religion, Yale University
2007 Distinguished Scientist Lecture, Brookhaven National Laboratory
2007 Concordia University Distinguished Scientist Lecturer
2007 Gravity Research Foundation Prize Award
2007 Michelson Centenary Lecturer, US Naval Academy.
2007 Inaugural Beyond Institute Lecturer, Arizona State University
2008 Centennial Lecturer, University of Arkansas
2008 Bradley Lecturer, American Enterprise Institute
2008 2008 Michigan State University Distinguished Lecturer
Positions,
Offices and Memberships,etc (since 1977):
1977 Board of Directors, Canadian Assoc. of Physicists
1981-83, 89- Member (Life), American Physical Society
1983 APS Forum on Physics and Society Awards Cmte.
1985-87 Yale University Course of Study Committee
1987 Convenor, Lewes Center Summer Meeting on Cryogenic Detection Neutrinos and Dark Matter
1988-91 Sigma Xi-Committee on Lectureships
1988- Co-organizer, Yale Workshop on Cosmic Strings
1988 Convenor- Cosmology and Astrophysics, APS Particles and Fields Conference 1988
1989 Program Committee, International Conference on Particles and Nuclei
1989 Co-organizer, Yale Workshop on the Cosmic Microwave Background
1989 Member, Panel on Particles of the Astronomy and Astrophysics Survey Committee
1992 Co-organizer, Texas Meeting on Baryon NumberViolation at the Weak Scale.
1992 Director,Association of Yale Alumni Program: The Legacy of Newton
1992 Co-organizer, Aspen Workshop on Gravitational Lensing in Cosmology.
1992 Organizing committee, Colliding Beam Conference, Yale University Oct 2-3 1992
1992- Program Committee Member, Moriond meetings on Electroweak Interactions,
1993 Organizer,Case Meeting on New Physics at New Facilities,Oct 15-17 1993
1994 Organizer,CWRU Workshop: CMB Two Years after COBE, April 22-24, 1994
1994- Executive Committee, Board of Trustees, Friends, Cleveland School for the Arts
1995 Organizer, Aspen Center for Physics Workshop on Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
1995 Member Exhibits Committee, Great Lakes Science Center Board of Trustees
1995- Member, American Astronomical Society
1995-1998 Member, Faculty Senate of Case Western Reserve University
1995- Board of Trustees, Great Lakes Science Center
1995-1997 Organizing Committee, International Conference on Sources and Detection of Dark Matter
1995- Member, New York Academy of Sciences
1995- Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science
1997 Organizing Committee, Early Universe Physics, England 1997
1997-2000 Executive Committee , Division of Astrophysics, American Physical Society
1997-98 InfoWorld Futures Project Advisory Board
1997- Odyssey Magazine, Advisory Board
1997- Review Panel, M.I.T. Curriculum on Science and Communication
1998 Organizing Committee, Sheffield International Workshop on Dark Matter Detection
1997-98 Search Committee, Vice-President for Research, Case Western Reserve University.
1998- General Member, Board, Aspen Center for Physics
1998-2000 Editor, Modern Physics Letter A
1998-2000 Editor, Int. Journal of Modern Physics
1998- Chair, Exhibits Committee, Great Lakes Science Center Board of Trustees
1998- Executive Commitee , Great Lakes Science Center
Board of Trustees
1999- Organizing Committee, International Conference on Sources and Detection of Dark Matter
1999 Co-Organizer, Aspen Workshop on the Cosmological Constant
1999- Fellow, American Physical Society.
1999-2000 Organizing Committee, DPF 2000 meeting
1999-2000 Co-Organizer, Aspen Workshop on Dark Matter.
2000-2001 CWRU, University Stakeholders Committee
2000-2002 American Physical Society,Panel on Public Affairs.
2000 International Advisory Committee, International Conference on Dark Matter Detection.
2001 Advisory Committee, Physics Potential of Supernova Neutrino Detection Meeting, UCLA Feb 2001
2001- Board of Advisors, The Skeptics Society
2001 Convenor, Frontiers of Physics Meeting, Vanderbilt Tenn, March 2001
2001 Chair, Pagels Lecture Committee, Aspen Center for Physics.
2002 International Advisory Committee, International Conference on Dark Matter Detection.
2002 Board of Directors, Ohio Citizens for Science
2002 Member, HEPAP Public Outreach Panel
2002- Trustee, Board of Trustees, Cleveland Museum of Natural History
2002 Chair, PresidentŐs Commission on Graduate Education and Research, CWRU
2002- Fellow, Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal
2002 Coordinator, Teachers Conference on Cosmology, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Santa Barbara
2003-2006 Gemant Award Committee, AIP.
2003- Board of Advisors, and Guidance Committee, Science Fiction Experience, Seattle Washington
2003 Grand Judging Co-Chair, Physics, Intel Science and Engineering International Science Fair
2003 Aspen Center for Physics Colloquium Chair.
2003 Scientific Advisory Committee, SciPartŐ03
2003 Lilienfeld Prize Committee, APS
2003- Board of Directors, TalkingScience
2003- Board of Directors, Faststart LLC
2003- Board of Directors, Faststart Foundation
2005 Gemant Prize Committee, AIP
2004- Commentator, American Public MediaŐs Marketplace
2004-5 Scientific Program Planning Committee, West Quad, Case Western Reserve University Medical School
2004- ACLU Board of Trustees, Cleveland
2004-5 Chair, Advisory Committee on Research Computing, Information Technology Services, CWRU
2004-5 Strategic Planning Review Coordinator, Department of Chemistry, CWRU.
2004 Aspen Institute, Executive Seminar
2004 NSF Physics Education Grant Review Panelist
2004-5 Aspen Center for Physics, Public Lecture Committee
2005 Jury Member, Sundance Film Festival
2005 Elected, Chair-Elect, APS Forum on Physics and Society
2005- Board of Advisors, Defcon(Defense of the Constitution).org
2005 APS Burton and Szilard Award Committee
2005- Commentator, NPRŐs All Things Considered
2006- Chair-Elect, Physics Division, American Association for the Advancement of Science
2006 International Advisory Board, International Colloquium on Group Theoretical Methods in Physics
2006- &nbs