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  1. Mark Reed (físico) Mark A. Reed ( * 4 de enero de 1955 (69 años) es un físico estadounidense y profesor de la Universidad de Yale. Ha hecho contribuciones en el área de los nanocristales, transporte electrónico en nanoescala y sistemas mesoscópicos, materiales y dispositivos artificialmente estructurados y electrónica molecular.

  2. Mark C. Reed, EdD, was elected unanimously by the Board of Trustees as the 25th president of Loyola University Chicago in May of 2022. He joins Loyola after seven years as the first non-Jesuit president at Saint Joseph’s University, and before that, 15 years in senior leadership roles across Fairfield University. His career has focused on ...

  3. Mark Arthur Reed (January 4, 1955 – May 5, 2021) was an American physicist and professor at Yale University. He is noted particularly for seminal research on quantum dots.

  4. Ten scientists who made their mark on the world of quantum physics—ranging from as long ago as 800 CE all the way to today—were profiled in a book published this spring, On the Shoulders of Giants: 10 Quantum Pioneers of the Past by Brian Lenahan and Kenna Hughes-Castleberry (Aquitaine Innovation Advisors, April 14, 2023).

  5. Sub-discipline. Administrative law. Law and economics. Regulatory law. Institutions. Florida State University College of Law. Mark B. Seidenfeld is an American legal academic who is known for his contributions to American administrative law. He is the Patricia A. Dore Professor of Administrative Law at the Florida State University College of Law.

  6. Loyola Installs Mark C. Reed, EdD, as President. “Today I pledge to you to bring my full capacity, my full experience, and my full heart to the work of Loyola University Chicago”. Highlights from the Announcement of Loyola's 25th President. From an accredited US medical school.

  7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Reed_CollegeReed College - Wikipedia

    Reed's founding president William T. Foster's outspoken opposition against the entrance of the United States into World War I, as well as the college's support for feminism, its adherence to academic freedom (i.e., inviting a leader of the Socialist Party of America to speak on campus about the Russian Revolution’s potential effect on militarism, emancipation of women, and ending the ...