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Dr. '''Frederick Seitz''' was born in San Francisco on July 4, 1911. ''Education'': *1932 Bachelor's degree from Stanford University (mathematics) *1934 Ph.D. from Princeton University (physics) ''Former Postions'': *1946-1947 director of the training program on peaceful uses of atomic energy at [[Oak Ridge National Laboratory]] (ORNL) *1949-1968 professor of physics at the University of Illinois *1957-1964 department head at the University of Illinois *1964-1965 Graduate College dean at the University of Illinois *1962-1969 president of the National Academy of Sciences *1968-1978 president of Rockefeller University *Former Member of Advisory Council, [[National Strategy Information Center]] (1984 at least) Frederick Seitz was one of the scientists that signed in 1995 the [[Leipzig Declaration on Global Climate Change]]. ''Current Positions'': *chairman of [[Science and Environmental Policy Project]] (SEPP) *member of the [[Risk Policy Center]] [http://www.oism.org/ddp/ddpnews/ddpmar01.htm] *Council member of the [[Environmental Literacy Council]] *member of the National Advisory Board of [[Accuracy in Media]] *member of the Board of Directors and Chairman Emeritus of the [[George C. Marshall Institute]] *President Emeritus of Rockefeller University ==Books== *Frederick Seitz ,"Modern Theory of Solids", ''McGraw-Hill, NY'', 1940, (reprint ''Dover Publications'', 1987: ISBN 0486654826) *[[Wolfgang Thüne|W. Thüne]], [[S. Fred Singer|F. Singer]], F. Seitz, [[Helmut Metzner]], "Treibhaus-Kontroverse und Ozon-Problem : Symposium der Europäischen Akademie für Umweltfragen Leipzig 9.-10. November 1995", ''Böttiger'', 1996, ISBN 3925725296

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