Curriculum Vitae

Richard G Palmer

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Department of Physics
Box 90305
Duke University
Durham, NC 27708-0305

919-660-2559 (office)

(email)

Education

Theoretical Physics Cambridge Univ 1973

Professional Experience / Employment History

Princeton Univ

Lecturer, Physics, 1975-77

Postdoc and teaching (faculty)

Instructor, Physics, 1973-75

Postdoc and teaching (faculty)

Visiting Positions

External Professor, Santa Fe Institute, 1989-present

Complex Systems

Awards, Honors, and Distinctions: Guggenheim Fellowship
Duke Endowment Award for Excellence in Teaching, Duke
Alfred P Sloan Fellowship
Lord Kelvin Research Fellowship, Peterhouse, Cambridge Univ

Selected Recent Invited Talks: Energy Landscapes, Telluride CO, 20 July 2003; Workshop Computational Complexity and Statistical Physics, LANL, Santa Fe, 5 September 2001; Energy Landscapes: Structure, Dynamics and Optimization Algorithms, Telluride, CO, 16 August 2001; Conference on Conference on Disintegration Themes, Santa Fe Institute, 23 July 2001; Joint Conference on Information Systems, Research Triangle Park, NC, 28 October 1998; International Conference on Complex system, Nashua, NH, 26 October 1998; Conference on Evolutionary Dynamics, Santa Fe Institute, 9 October 1998; Conference on Integrative Themes in Complex Systems, Santa Fe Institute, 20 July 1998; Conference on Agents, Artificial Life, and Economics, Bristol, UK, 24 June 1998; Conference on Complexity and Biology, Milan, Italy, 9 April 1998; International Symposium on Artificial Life and Robotics, Beppu, Japan, 20 January 1998

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