Arthur Bienenstock

Education

1962–1963: United Kingdom Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, NSF Fellow
1963–1967: Harvard University, Assistant Professor of Engineering and Applied Physics
1967–1972: Stanford University, Associate Professor of Materials Science and Applied Physics
1972–present: Stanford University, Professor of Materials Science and Applied Physics
1997–2001: Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President, Associate Director
2003–2006: Stanford University, Vice Provost and Dean, Research and Graduate Policy

1972–1977: Stanford University, Vice Provost, Faculty Affairs
1978–1997: Stanford University, Director, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
1992–1997: Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC), Associate Director for Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
2002–2003: Stanford University, Director, Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials
2006–2006: Stanford University, Acting Vice Provost, Graduate Education
2006–present: Stanford University, Special Assistant to the President for Federal Research Policy
2008–2008: American Physical Society, President
2008–present: Stanford University, Director, Wallenberg Research Link

1965–1997: Consultant, Energy Conversion Devices, Inc.
1979–1981: Member, Advisory Council to the President, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
1982–present: Member, Board of Directors, Institute for Amorphous Studies
1983–1988: Vice Chair, Board of Directors, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
1983–1988: Member, United States National Committee for Crystallography
1989–1990: Member, Science Advisory Committee, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
1993–1996: Member, Science Advisory Committee, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
1993–1996: General Councilor, American Physical Society
1994–1996: Member, Committee on Applications in Physics, American Physical Society
1996–1997: Member, Committee on Condensed Matter and Materials Physics, National Research Council
2000–2002: Member, Action Forum on Diversity in the Engineering Workforce, National Academy of Engineering
2001–2003: Member, Board on Chemical Science and Technology, National Research Council
2001–2005: Member, Committee on the Physics of the Universe, National Research Council
2001–2007: Consultant, Energy Conversion Devices, Inc.
2002–2006: Member, Panel on Public Affairs, American Physical Society
2003–2005: Member, Committee on Small Facilities, National Research Council
2004–2004: Chair, Panel on Public Affairs, American Physical Society
2005–2007: Member, Committee on Science and Security, National Research Council

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