Adam Richie-Halford
American physicist
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Adam Richie-Halford
Summary
Adam Richie-Halford is a human[1]. He worked as a nuclear physicist[2].
Key Facts
- Adam Richie-Halford held citizenship in United States[3].
- Adam Richie-Halford worked as a nuclear physicist[2].
- Adam Richie-Halford's field of work was nuclear physics[4].
- Adam Richie-Halford's field of work was many-body theory[5].
- Adam Richie-Halford's field of work was many-body problem[6].
- Among Adam Richie-Halford's employers was Stanford University[7].
- Adam Richie-Halford's doctoral advisor was Aurel Bulgac[8].
- Adam Richie-Halford is recorded as male[9].
- Adam Richie-Halford's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Adam Richie-Halford earned the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy[11].
- Adam Richie-Halford earned the academic degree of Master of Science[12].
- Adam Richie-Halford earned the academic degree of Bachelor of Science[13].
- Adam Richie-Halford's family name is recorded as Richie-Halford[14].
- Adam Richie-Halford's given name is recorded as Adam[15].
- Adam Richie-Halford's given name is recorded as C.[16].
- Adam Richie-Halford's official website is recorded as https://richiehalford.org/[17].
- Adam Richie-Halford's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[18].
- Adam Richie-Halford's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington eScience Institute[19].
- Adam Richie-Halford's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/University of Washington[20].
Body
Education
Adam Richie-Halford's doctoral advisor was Aurel Bulgac[8]. Academic degrees include Doctor of Philosophy[11], Master of Science[12], and Bachelor of Science[13].
Career and Affiliations
Adam Richie-Halford's professions included nuclear physicist[2]. Fields of work include nuclear physics[4], a branch of physics[21]; many-body theory[5]; and many-body problem[6], a type of problem[22]. He was employed by Stanford University[7].
FAQs
What did Adam Richie-Halford do for work?
Adam Richie-Halford worked as nuclear physicist[2].