Michael Cates

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Physicist Lucasian Professor of Mathematics University of Cambridge University of Edinburgh Royal Society

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Bingham Medal Rheology Weissenberg British Society of Rheology Dirac Prize

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Academic career

Cavendish Laboratory

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Education: Trinity College, Cambridge (PhD)
Born: Michael Elmhirst Cates (1961-05-05) 5 May 1961 (age 65) Bristol, England
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Doctoral advisor: Sir Sam Edwards
Fields: Physics Soft matter
Thesis: The statistical mechanics of complex polymers (1985)

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Trinity College, Cambridge
Sam Edwards Sam Edwards (physicist)

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Cavendish Laboratory

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Michael Cates

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Michael Cates	Citizenship	United Kingdom	1.00	infobox
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Michael Cates	Education	Trinity College, Cambridge (PhD)	1.00	infobox
Michael Cates	Fields	Physics Soft matter	1.00	infobox
Michael Cates	Thesis	The statistical mechanics of complex polymers (1985)	1.00	infobox
Michael Cates	Workplaces	University of Cambridge University of Edinburgh	1.00	infobox
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