Martin Kruskal

Education

1951–1959: Princeton University, Research Scientist, Project Matterhorn
1959–1961: Princeton University, Senior Research Associate and Lecturer in Astronomy, Plasma Physics Laboratory
1961–1989: Princeton University, Professor of Astrophysical Science, Plasma Physics Laboratory
1989–2006: Rutgers University, David Hilbert Professor of Mathematics

1956–1964: Princeton University, Associate Head, Theoretical Division, Plasma Physics Laboratory
1959–1960: Max Planck Institute for Physics and Astrophysics, NSF Senior Fellow
1968–1986: Princeton University, Director, Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
1973–1974: Weizmann Institute of Science, Visiting Professor
1979–1980: Nagoya University, Fellow
1979–1989: Princeton University, Professor of Mathematics, Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
1989–2006: Princeton University, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics

1953–1959: Consultant, Los Alamos National Laboratory
1981–1984: Member, Advisory Board, Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara

1980: National Academy of Sciences, Member
1983: American Physical Society, Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics
1993: National Medal of Science

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