Kenneth Case

Education

1948–1950: Institute for Advanced Study, Member
1949–1950: University of California, Berkeley, Research Associate, Radiation Laboratory
1950–1951: University of Rochester, Research Associate
1951–1952: University of Michigan, Assistant Professor of Chemistry
1951–1969: University of Michigan, Assistant Professor to Professor of Physics
1969–1988: Rockefeller University, Professor of Physics
1988–2006: Rockefeller University, Emeritus Professor of Physics

1944–1945: Manhattan Project, Los Alamos Laboratory, Researcher
1956–1956: University of California, Berkeley, Visiting Professor, Radiation Laboratory
1961–1961: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Visiting Professor
1963–1964: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Visiting Professor
1981–1982: University of California, San Diego, Visiting Professor, Institute of Nonlinear Studies

1988–2006: Adjunct Professor, Institute of Nonlinear Studies, University of California, San Diego

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