Stephen Davis
Stephen Davis · Science & Medicine
Theorist of interfacial fluid dynamics; G.I. Taylor Medal (2001)
1939, New York City, United States — 2021, United States
United States
Stephen Davis is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Theorist of interfacial fluid dynamics; G.I. Taylor Medal (2001)
Stephen H. Davis was an American applied mathematician at Northwestern University and a leading theorist of interfacial fluid dynamics and hydrodynamic stability, whose work spanned solidification, thin films and materials science; he received the G.I. Taylor Medal in 2001. His grandparents were Jewish immigrants from Kiev, and he is listed among Jewish scholars in mechanics; his own writings say little on religious identity.
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Theorist of interfacial fluid dynamics; G.I. Taylor Medal (2001)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Continuum Mechanics
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