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where, and after spending two years as a lecturer, he was appointed professor of physics, only 35 years old. His research fields were broad and varied, including condensed matter physics, fluid dynamics, complex systems, and geophysics. He cooperated closely with physicist
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He was born in Munich, Germany but moved to live in Oslo in 1947. Following his graduation in physics, he received a NATO fellowship to study phase transitions and superconductors in Orsay, France (1965–66). He then joined
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in Schenectady, New York (1978–79), as the Williams Otis Crosby lecturer of Geology at MIT (1997), at the
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Lippestad, Jenny (31 January 1999). "Professor Jens Feder: Med stø hånd i fysikkfaget".
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Recipient of the Fridtjof Nansen Excellent Research Award in Science
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This biographical article about a Norwegian academic is a
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Members of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
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in Switzerland (1966–68) to study phase transitions in
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Imperial College London
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Fellow of the American Physical Society
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"Gottfried Jens Feder"
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10.1063/pt.6.4o.20190319a
"Jens Feder"
Store norske leksikon
"Gruppe 2: Fysikk, astronomi, geofysikk"
Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
"APS Fellows Archive"
Kaj Grjotheim
Torstein Jøssang
Jon Bremer
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