Marvin Cohen
Marvin Cohen · Science & Medicine
Physicist; theory of the electronic structure of solids and superconductivity
1935, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Canada · USA
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Cohen is a theoretical condensed-matter physicist at UC Berkeley whose pseudopotential methods let scientists calculate and predict the electronic structure, properties and even new forms of solids and superconductors from first principles. Among the most cited physicists of his generation, he received the National Medal of Science in 2001. He is Jewish.
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Physicist; theory of the electronic structure of solids and superconductivity
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