Patricia M. Dove
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Patricia M. Dove
Summary
Patricia M. Dove is a human[1]. Born in Bedford County[2], she… she worked as a mineralogist[3].
Key Facts
- Patricia M. Dove's place of birth was Bedford County[2].
- Patricia M. Dove's professions included mineralogist[3].
- Patricia M. Dove's field of work was biomineralization[4].
- Patricia M. Dove was employed by Virginia Tech[5].
- Patricia M. Dove's education included a stint at Princeton University[6].
- Patricia M. Dove received the Dana Medal[7].
- Patricia M. Dove received the F.W. Clarke Medal[8].
- Patricia M. Dove received the Fellow of the American Geophysical Union[9].
- Patricia M. Dove received the Geochemistry Fellow[10].
- Patricia M. Dove received the Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States[11].
- Patricia M. Dove is recorded as female[12].
- Patricia M. Dove's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Patricia M. Dove's family name is recorded as Dove[14].
- Patricia M. Dove's given name is recorded as Patricia[15].
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Origins and Family
Born in Bedford County[2], Patricia M. Dove…
Education
Patricia M. Dove was educated at Princeton University[6].
Career and Affiliations
Patricia M. Dove's professions included mineralogist[3]. Her field of work was biomineralization[4]. She was employed by Virginia Tech[5].
Recognition
Awards received include Dana Medal[7], an award[16], in United States[17]; F.W. Clarke Medal[8], an award[18]; Fellow of the American Geophysical Union[9], a fellowship award[19], in United States[20], founded in 1962[21]; Geochemistry Fellow[10]; and Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States[11], a fellowship award[22], in United States[23].
FAQs
Where was Patricia M. Dove born?
Patricia M. Dove's place of birth was Bedford County[2].
What did Patricia M. Dove do for work?
Patricia M. Dove worked as mineralogist[3].
Where did Patricia M. Dove go to school?
Patricia M. Dove was educated at Princeton University[6].
What awards did Patricia M. Dove receive?
Honors received include Dana Medal[7], F.W. Clarke Medal[8], Fellow of the American Geophysical Union[9], and Geochemistry Fellow[10].