Sentence examples for lecturer in physics from inspiring English sources

"There was a long tradition that what it meant to teach was to give a really well-prepared lecture," said Peter Dourmashkin, a senior lecturer in physics at M.I.T. and a strong proponent of the new method.

The writer is a lecturer in physics at Harvard.

Secchi entered the Society of Jesus in 1833 and became lecturer in physics and mathematics at the Jesuit College in Loreto, Italy, in 1839.

For 40 years, ROBERT H. LIEBERMAN, a senior lecturer in physics at Cornell University, has written novels and directed documentaries in his free time.

He became a senior lecturer in physics at Imperial College of the University of London before being recruited to Rochester in 1964.

Lightman, a lecturer in physics and a professor of humanities at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is the author of the delightful novel "Einstein's Dreams".

He rapidly climbed the ranks from lecturer grade II to reader in physics and acting director of the computing centre (see more about faculty nomenclature overseas in Next Wave's "Academic Careers Demystified").

However, unlike those other scientists, as soon as this danger had clearly disappeared he left the project and returned to Liverpool University to resume his post as a lecturer, and then senior lecturer, in the physics department and director of research into nuclear physics.

In 1924 he became a lecturer in the physics department, and in 1930 he succeeded his mentor, Leonid I. Mandelstam, to the chair of theoretical physics.

He became a lecturer in mathematical physics at Edinburgh in 1960 and spent the remainder of his career there, becoming a reader in mathematical physics (1970 80) and a professor of theoretical physics (1980 96).

He was appointed lecturer in mathematical physics at the University of Edinburgh in 1956.