group leader at FOM-AMOLF
Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
- Past
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- Professor of Physics at University of Twente
- Biweekly columnist at de Volkskrant
- Editor Physics Letters A at Elsevier Science
- Head Atomic and Laser Physics at FOM-AMOLF
- Faculty member Physics Department at University of Antwerp
- Ph.D. student Lab. for Physical Chemistry at University of Amsterdam
- Education
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- Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Ad Lagendijk’s Experience
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Professor of Physics
University of Twente
(Research industry)
2002 — 2005 (3 years)
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Biweekly columnist
de Volkskrant
(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Newspapers industry)
January 1993 — July 2004 (11 years 7 months)
Columns in the science section. All columns still available on www.adlagendijk.com
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Editor Physics Letters A
Elsevier Science
(Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; Publishing industry)
June 1991 — November 2001 (10 years 6 months)
Editors handle about 50 to 100 manuscripts per year. They decide on how the paper is peer reviewed. They consult referees and colleague editors. Check scientific content and originality as much as possible and decide finally on their own whether or not a manuscript will be published
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Head Atomic and Laser Physics
FOM-AMOLF
(Educational Institution; 201-500 employees; Research industry)
May 1987 — May 1997 (10 years 1 month)
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Faculty member Physics Department
University of Antwerp
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Research industry)
September 1973 — September 1980 (7 years 1 month)
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Ph.D. student Lab. for Physical Chemistry
University of Amsterdam
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; UvA; Research industry)
May 1970 — August 1973 (3 years 4 months)
Additional Information
Ad Lagendijk’s Websites:
Ad Lagendijk’s Interests:
nanophotonics, physics, physics
Ad Lagendijk’s Honors:
Physica lezing 1991 (Dutch physics prize), Harvard Loeb lecturer 1995, since 1997 fellow American Physical Society, since 1998 member Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences (KNAW) , Spinoza prize 2005, since 2007 fellow European Optical Society
