A distinguished visiting program connecting internationally recognized scientists with the interdisciplinary research community at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
About the program
The Stanislaw M. Ulam Distinguished Scholar award enables a noted scientist to spend an extended period at CNLS, collaborate with Laboratory researchers, and give a short series of lectures in the scholar's field of expertise.
The program honors Stanislaw Ulam, whose work helped establish the intellectual foundations of nonlinear science, computation, and complex-systems research at Los Alamos. Since 1985, Ulam Scholars have created sustained collaborations across mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computation, engineering, and Earth and space science.
Distinguished scholars
11 scholars shown
DK
1999
David K. Campbell
University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign
Nonlinear science
Solitons, nonlinear excitations, correlated materials, field theory, and nonequilibrium phenomena.