Andrew P. MacKenzie (Q20017820)

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Scottish physicist and educator

• Andrew Peter Mackenzie
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• Andrew Mackenzie
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English	Andrew P. MacKenzie	Scottish physicist and educator	Andrew Peter Mackenzie Andrew P Mackenzie Andrew Mackenzie Andrew MacKenzie

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sex or gender

male

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country of citizenship

United Kingdom

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given name

Andrew

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Peter

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family name

Mackenzie

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date of birth

7 March 1964

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place of birth

Elderslie

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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occupation

physicist

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employer

University of St Andrews

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Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids

start time

2013

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reference URL

https://www.researcherid.com/rid/K-6742-2015

retrieved

23 October 2019

educated at

University of Cambridge

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University of Edinburgh

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member of

Institute of Physics

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Royal Society of Edinburgh

start time

2004

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Max Planck Society

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American Physical Society

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Royal Society

point in time

2015

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reference URL

https://royalsociety.org/people/andrew-mackenzie-11866

award received

Fellow of the Royal Society

point in time

2015

announcement date

30 April 2015

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reference URL

https://web.archive.org/web/20150501091742/https://royalsociety.org/about-us/fellowship/new-fellows-2015/

retrieved

30 April 2022

Nevill Mott Medal and Prize

point in time

2011

award rationale

For his major and original contributions to the physics of strongly correlated electrons in oxides, in particular, their superconductivity and quantum criticality. (English)

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reference URL

http://www.iop.org/about/awards/subject/condensed-matter-and-nanoscale/mott-medallists/page_38571.html

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Nevill Mott medal recipients (English)

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Institute of Physics

retrieved

23 August 2018

Daiwa Adrian Prize

point in time

2004

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Fellow of the Institute of Physics

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Identifiers

Fellow of the Royal Society ID

11866

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Google Knowledge Graph ID

/g/121bvrvl

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ORCID iD

0000-0001-8000-4949

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Prabook ID

2581921

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Publons author ID

2368208

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ResearcherID

K-6742-2015

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Scopus author ID

7202711931

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Who's Who UK ID

U284057

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• arwiki أندرو بيتر ماكنزي
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• dewiki Andrew Peter Mackenzie
• enwiki Andrew Peter Mackenzie
• fawiki اندرو پیتر مکنزی

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