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Adriaan Blaauw
A. Blaauw
Dutch astronomer (1914–2010).
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Adriaan Blaauw
Given Name
Adriaan
Series Ordinal
:
1
Country of Citizenship
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupation
Astronomer
University Teacher
Place of Birth
Amsterdam
Place of Death
Groningen
Date of Birth
4/12/1914
Date of Death
12/1/2010
Instance Of
Human
Educated At
Leiden University
University of Groningen
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Member Of
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
International Astronomical Union
Academia Europaea
(1993 - )
Affiliation
:
AE Section Earth and Cosmic Sciences
Start Time
:
1993
Employer
University of Groningen
European Southern Observatory
Leiden University
(7/30/1948 - )
Position Held
:
Lecturer
Part Of
:
Faculteit Der Wiskunde en Natuurwetenschappen
Start Time
:
7/30/1948
Leiden University
(8/18/1973 - 2/1/1981)
Position Held
:
Dutch Ordinary Professor
Start Time
:
8/18/1973
End Time
:
2/1/1981
Doctoral Advisor
Pieter Johannes Van Rhijn
Position Held
President
(1976 - 1979)
Replaced By
:
Vainu Bappu
Replaces
:
Leo Goldberg
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
International Astronomical Union
Start Time
:
1976
End Time
:
1979
ESO’s Director General
(1970 - 1974)
Replaced By
:
Lodewijk Woltjer
Replaces
:
Otto Heckmann
Start Time
:
1970
End Time
:
1974
Family Name
Blaauw
Field of Work
Astronomy
Sex or Gender
Male
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Dutch
English
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Astronomers: A Biographical Reference
Native Language
Dutch
Award Received
Honorary Doctor of the Marie and Louis Pasteur University
(1961)
Point in Time
:
1961
Prix Jules Janssen
(1978)
Point in Time
:
1978
Bruce Medal
(1989)
Point in Time
:
1989
Honorary Doctorate of Paris Observatory, PSL University
(2004)
Point in Time
:
2004
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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