This year is Robertson's first as an emeritus professor, though he is hardly retired.
Breckinridge became professor emeritus in 1933, though she continued to teach a full schedule until 1942.
Norrish became a professor emeritus in 1963, though he continued to work with individual students and as an industrial consultant.
He headed the department of chemistry and chemical engi neering from 1926 to 1954 and became research professor emeritus in 1957, though he continued his activity in the department.
Cohn became professor emeritus at Sussex in 1980, though advised Concordia University, Montreal, on the comparative study of genocide (1982-85), and thereafter was involved with the Montreal Institute for Genocide Studies.
Though he became emeritus in 1986, he remained professionally active throughout his retirement, publishing articles on both contemporary and historical mathematical topics.
Though he became professor emeritus in 2004, Guy never really retired.
In a long conversation from his office at Harvard, where he is emeritus professor at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Wilson, though clearly annoyed and more than happy to hit back at his detractors, sounds as though he is enjoying himself.
A professor from 1952 onwards, he retired to emeritus status in 1974, though his time at Columbia did not end happily.
Kahneman, the Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology emeritus, regularly acknowledges that though he is a Nobel laureate in economics, he is not an economist.
