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Mark Smith (physicist)

Mark Edmund Smith, CBE, FInstP (born March 1963) is a British physicist, academic, and academic administrator. He specialises in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and materials physics. Since October 2019, he has been the President and Vice-Chancellor of University of Southampton, having previously held the office of Vice-Chancellor of Lancaster…

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Alma mater
University of Cambridge (BA) University of Warwick PhD)
Awards
Fellow of the Institute of Physics
Born
March 1963 (age 63) England, United Kingdom
Fields
Materials physics
Preceded by
Christopher Snowden · Paul Wellings
Succeeded by
Andy Schofield

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Workplaces · 4
Mark Smith (physicist) → Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Lancaster University, University of Kent, University of Warwick
Preceded by · 2
Mark Smith (physicist) → Christopher Snowden, Paul Wellings
Alma mater · 1
Mark Smith (physicist) → University of Cambridge (BA) University of Warwick PhD)
Awards · 1
Mark Smith (physicist) → Fellow of the Institute of Physics
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Mark Smith (physicist) → March 1963 (age 63) England, United Kingdom
Fields · 1
Mark Smith (physicist) → Materials physics
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Mark Smith (physicist) → Andy Schofield
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Mark Smith (physicist) → A High Resolution Multinuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Ceramic Phases (1987)

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Mark Smith (physicist)Preceded byChristopher Snowden1.00infobox
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Mark Smith (physicist)Succeeded byAndy Schofield1.00infobox
Mark Smith (physicist)ThesisA High Resolution Multinuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Ceramic Phases (1987)1.00infobox
Mark Smith (physicist)WorkplacesCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation1.00infobox
Mark Smith (physicist)WorkplacesUniversity of Kent1.00infobox
Mark Smith (physicist)WorkplacesUniversity of Warwick1.00infobox
Mark Smith (physicist)WorkplacesLancaster University1.00infobox

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