Vera Lüth, 1943-

Professor (Research) of Particle Physics and Astrophysics, Emerita

Vera Lüth, 2004
(SLAC - Rogers) Vera Lüth, 2004

Professional and Biographical Information

  • B. S. in Physics, Mainz University, 1966
  • M. S. in Physics, Heidelberg University 1969 - Research at CERN
  • Dr. S. in Physics, Heidelberg University, 1974 - Research at CERN (Advisor: Jack Steinberger)
  • CERN
    • Researcher, 1966-1974
    • Scientific Associate, 1984-1985
    • Collaboration of Heidelberg and CERN on novel high precision detector and data analyses resulting in impression results
  • SLAC 
    • Postdoctoral Researcher, 1974-1984 - Impressional data quality and research
    • Technical Coordinator, BaBar Detector construction, 1994-1999
    • Group C Leader, 1999-2010
    • Professor of Research, 2004-2010
    • Professor Emerita, 2010-
  • Superconducting Super Collider (SSC) Deputy Associate Director of Research, 1992-1994
  • Member, International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), 1996-
    • Chair of the Commission on Particles and Fields, 2003-2005
  • Member, High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP) 2002
  • Member, Helmholtz Association
  • Member, Large Facilities Panel of Wissenschaftsrat of Germany, 2001-2011
  • Member of Physics Advisory Committees (PACs)
    •  FermiLab 1981-1985 (Chair (1983-1984) 
    • CESR
    • Cornell
    • Brookhaven (1992-1994)
  • Stanford University Profile
  • Wikipedia entry
  • DBpedia entry

Honors and Awards

Publications and Presentations

Archival Materials

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Vera Lüth, 2017
Vera Lüth, 2017 (SLAC - Harmer)
Vera Lüth, 1975
Vera Lüth, 1975 (SLAC)
Vera Lüth and Pief Panofsky, 2004
Vera Lüth and Pief Panofsky at a reception at the 2004 SLAC-Novosibirsk International Symposium: 40 years of Lepton Colliders. 05/17/2004 (SLAC)