Leon M. Lederman Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

Leon M. Lederman Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

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This Biography is about one of the best Physicist Leon M. Lederman including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…

Biography Of Leon M. Lederman
Real Name Leon M. Lederman
Profession Physicists
Nick Name Leon Max Lederman, Leon Lederman
Famous as Physicist
Nationality American
Personal Life of Leon M. Lederman
Born on 15 July 1922
Birthday 15th July
Age 94 Years
Sun Sign Cancer
Born in New York City
Education 1951 – Columbia University, City College of New York, James Monroe High School
Founder/Co-Founder Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
Awards 1988 – Nobel Prize in Physics
1982 – Wolf Prize in Physics1992 – Enrico Fermi Award

1976 – Elliott Cresson Medal

1958 – Guggenheim Fellowship for Natural Sciences US & Canada 1966 – National Medal of Science for Physical Science

Personal Fact of Leon M. Lederman

Leon Lederman is a highly-decorated American experimental physicist whose research has helped understand the particles of nature and its basic forces. He began his education as a chemistry scholar but fell under the charms of physics and later became its strongest advocates. As a physicist, he is one of the main proponents of Physics First, a movement that aims to put physics ahead of other subjects of science, mainly chemistry and biology, in high school curriculum. He has chaired many boards namely the American Physical Society, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, JASON defense advisory group, and Society for Science & the Public.

His discovery of the muon neutrino and its subsequent research fetched him the Nobel Prize in Physics. He is also a noted author with his most famous book being The God Particle: If the Universe Is the Answer, What Is the Question He is a staunch atheist. In his 90s now, he has been diagnosed with dementia and is being cared for by his wife Ellen. He currently works at the Illinois Institute of Technology as the Pritzker Professor of Science.