Theodore Weiner

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Nicknames/Other names: "Theo"

Education:

  • Bachelor of  Science (Physics) (1933) - Berlin Technical University
  • Ph.D. (1937) - Royal University of Milan

Distinctions: Professor Emeritus, (1977)

Years Employed: 1947 - 1975

Faculty: Science

Department: Physics

Position(s) held:

  • Assistant Professor (1947 - 1955)
  • Associate Professor (1955 - 1968)
  • Professor (1968 - 1975)

Activities/Contributions:

Notes: Dr. Weiner taught physics to virtually all engineering students between 1948 and 1975. In 1953-1954, he became the first UNB professor to be granted a sabbatical leave for overseas research. He went to the laboratory at Royal Holloway College, University of London. In 1953, Theodore Weiner was one of Fredericton's first post-war immigrants to receive Canadian citizenship.

Sources:

  • UA Case 77.


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