Arno Penzias

Education

1961–1972: Bell Laboratories, Member, Technical Staff
1972–1976: Bell Laboratories, Head, Radio Physics Research Department
1976–1979: Bell Laboratories, Director, Radio Physics Research, Radio Research Laboratory
1976–1979: Bell Laboratories, Director, Radio Research Laboratory
1979–1981: Bell Laboratories, Executive Director, Communications Sciences Research Division
1981–1995: Bell Laboratories, Vice President, Research
1995–1996: Bell Laboratories, Vice President and Chief Scientist
1996–1998: Lucent Technologies, Vice President and Chief Scientist
1997–present: New Enterprise Associates, Venture Partner

1967–1972: Lecturer in Astrophysical Science, Princeton University
1968–1980: Research Associate, Harvard College Observatory, Harvard University
1972–1985: Visiting Professor of Astrophysical Science, Princeton University
1974–1984: Adjunct Professor of Earth Science, State University of New York, Stony Brook
1975–present: Member, Committee of Concerned Scientists
1976–present: Vice Chair, Committee of Concerned Scientists
1977–1979: Member, Board of Trustees, Trenton State College
1978–1979: Member, Astronomy Advisory Panel, National Science Foundation
1978–1985: Member, Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy
1983–1986: Member, Board of Overseers, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Pennsylvania