Charles Karney: Curriculum Vitae

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Positions held

• 2011–present: Vision Technology Center, SRI International
  • 2011–present: Senior Computer Scientist
• 2000–2010: Sarnoff Corporation
  • 2004–2010: Senior Member of Technical Staff, Vision Technology Group
  • 2000–2004: Technology Leader, Biotechnology Systems Group
• 2003–2009: Faculty Fellow, Wilson College, Princeton University.
• 1977–2000: Physicist, Theory Division, Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University.
  • 1988–2000: Principal Research Physicist
  • 1983–1988: Research Physicist
  • 1979–1982: Research Staff
  • 1977–1979: Research Associate
• 1982–2000: Teaching Faculty, Program in Plasma Physics, Department of Astrophysical Sciences, Princeton University.
  • 1989–2000: Lecturer with the rank of Professor
  • 1984–1989: Lecturer with the rank of Associate Professor
  • 1982–1984: Lecturer
• 1993–2000: Faculty Fellow, Forbes College, Princeton University.
• 1995: Visiting scientist (2 months), Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Garching, Germany.
• 1987–1990: Publications Committee, American Physical Society.
• 1986: Visiting scientist (1 month), ENEA, Frascati, Italy.
• 1983: Consultant (1 month), Symbolics, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.
• 1981–1982: Visiting scientist (3 months), University of Tokyo and Nagoya University, Japan.
• 1979: Research Associate (3 months), Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
• 1974: Summer student, UKAEA Culham, Culham, UK.
• 1971: Scientific Officer (2 months), Cambridge East Greenland Expedition, Roslin Glacier, Staunings Alps, Greenland.
• 1970: Garçon de café (2 months), Le «Port-Royale», Paris.
• 1969: Laboratory Assistant (1 month), General Electric Company, Hirst Research Centre, Wembley, UK.
• 1969: Factory Hand (1 month), Oskar Karla, Vienna, Austria.
• 1969: Engineering Apprentice (3 months), Swan Hunter Shipyards, Wallsend, Northumberland, UK.

Professional societies

• 1984–present: American Physical Society, elected Fellow 1989.
• 2004–2006: American Chemical Society.

Education

• 1972–1977: Graduate student and Fulbright scholar in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT, working at the Research Laboratory of Electronics, Ph.D. (1977).
• 1969–1972: Scholar, Trinity College, Cambridge University, studying Electrical Engineering. Rex Moir Prize in Engineering Tripos (1971). Institution of Electrical Engineers Prize in Engineering Tripos (1971). BA, double first (1972).
• 1964–1968: Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire, UK.
• 1960–1964: Bramcote School, Scarborough, Yorkshire, UK.
• 1956–1959: Vincent Edwards School, Embleton, Northumberland, UK.