Faculty, Emeritus

	Ingolf Lindau, Professor (Emeritus) Address: SLAC 2575 Sand Hill Rd. MS 69 Menlo Park CA 94025  Phone: 650-926-3456  Fax: 650-926-4100  E-mail: lindau@ssrl.slac.stanford.edu
Education	Ph.D.,1971, Chalmers, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Professional Academic History	Postdoctoral Fellow, Varian Associates, Palo Alto, California 1971-72. Research Associate, Stanford, 1972-74. Adjunct Professor, Stanford, 1974-1981. Head of Scientific Staff, SSRL, 1977-80; Associate Director, SSRL, 1980-1990. Professor, Stanford, 1981-90. Professor of Research, Stanford, 1990-97. Professor Emeritus, Stanford 1998-. Professor of Synchrotron Radiation Research, Lund University 1990-.  Director of Max-Laboratory, 1991-97; Project Scientist, Linac Coherent Light Source, SLAC/SSRL, 1990-.
Awards and Honors	Fellow, American Physical Society; Member, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
Research Interests	Electronic and structural properties of surfaces and interfaces; application of synchrotron radiation for photoionization processes and electron scattering mechanisms; optics and beamline instrumentation for synchrotron radiation research.
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	R. Paul Phizackerley, Professor (Emeritus) Address: SLAC 2575 Sand Hill Rd. MS 69 Menlo Park CA 94025  Phone: 650-926-3431 Fax: 650-926-4100  E-mail: phiz@ssrl.slac.stanford.edu
Education	HNC., 1966, Applied Physics, College of Arts and Technology, Cambridge, England. Ph.D., 1971, Medical Research Council, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, University of Cambridge, England.
Professional Academic History	Postdoctoral, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zürich, Switzerland, 1971-1972. The Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine, 1972-1977: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, 1972-1972; Instructor in Biophysics, 1974-1976; Assistant Professor of Biophysics, 1976-1977. Senior Research Associate, SSRL, 1977-1993. Professor (Research), SSRL, 1993-present.
Awards and Honors	Farrel Lytle Award, SSRL, 2002. Member, American Crystallographic Association. Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Research Interests	Development of novel techniques and specialized instrumentation forstructural studies in molecular biology, using synchrotron radiation. In particular, developments in protein crystallography:- anomalous scattering phasing, time-resolved studies, cryo crystallography, automation, high-throughput crystallography, robotics and advanced electronic detectors.
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	Helmut Wiedemann, Professor (Emeritus) Address: SLAC 2575 Sand Hill Rd. MS 69 Menlo Park CA 94025  Phone: 650-926-2503  Fax: 650-926-4100  E-mail: wiedemann@ssrl.slac.stanford.edu
Education	M.S. 1963, Maximilian University, Munich, Germany. Ph.D. 1971, University of Hamburg.
Professional Academic History	Physicist, Siemens Medical Betatron Department, 1963-1965. Physicist High-Energy Physics Laboratory, DESY, Hamburg, Germany, 1965-1974. Assistant Director, 18 GeV PEP Storage Ring, SLAC, Stanford, 1975-1983. Adjunct Professor, SLAC, Stanford, 1980. Professor, Applied Physics, SSRL, 1983-present. Project Director, SPEAR Injector Synchrotron, SSRL, 1987-1990.
Awards and Honors	Fellow, American Physical Society.
Research Interests	Developments in theoretical and experimental accelerator physics, particle sources, linear accelerators, storage rings, and synchrotron radiation sources. Special interest in developing high brightness light sources at short pulse duration. Specific goals are to produce femto second electron pulses and convert them to a tunable source of femto second, coherent light pulses to be used for fundamental research and beam physics.
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	Herman Winick, Professor (Emeritus) Address: SLAC 2575 Sand Hill Rd. MS 69 Menlo Park CA 94025  Phone: 650-926-3155  Fax: 650-926-4100  E-mail: winick@slac.stanford.edu
Education	A.B., 1953, Ph.D., 1957, Columbia University.
Professional Academic History	Research Associate and Lecturer, University of Rochester, 1957-1959. Staff Physicist, Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Harvard University, 1959-1973. Head of Operations Division, Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Harvard University, 1967-1973. Assistant Director, Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Harvard University, 1973. Senior Research Associate, Stanford, 1973-1974. Professor (Research), Applied Physics, SSRL, 1974-present. Deputy Associate Director, SSRL, 1974-1995. Assistant Director, SSRL 1996-1997.
Awards and Honors	Humboldt Senior Scientist Award, 1986. Winner in Solid State Physics category of the DOE's 1987 Materials Sciences Research Competition. Fellow, American Physical Society. Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Research Interests	Development of sources and facilities for synchrotron radiation research (storage rings, wiggler and undulator magnets, free electron lasers).