Klebanoff, P. S. (original) (raw)
Dates
July 21, 1918 – May 2, 1992
Authorized Form of Name
Klebanoff, P. S.
Additional Forms of Names
Klebanoff, P. S. (Philip S.)
Biography
Abstract
Philip S. Klebanoff was Senior Scientist at the National Bureau of Standards (1941-1992). His research interests included turbulence and boundary layers.
Important Dates
July 21, 1918Birth, New York (N.Y.).
1939Obtained BA, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.).
1941 – 1992Assistant Physics Aide (1941-1942); Junior Physicist (1942-1944); Physicist (1944-1957); Aeronautical Research Engineer (1957-1961); Physicist (1961-1969); Chief, Aerodynamics Section and Assistant Chief of Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics Division (1969-1975); Chief, Fluid Mechanics Section, Mechanics Division (1975-1978); Senior Scientist (1978-1983); Consultant (1983-1985); and Guest Scientist (1985-1992), National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg (Md.).
1970 – 1974Member, United States National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.
1970 – 1982Member, Boundary Layer Transitions Group, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Navy.
1974 – 1981Member, Hydromechanics Committee, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Navy.
1981Awarded Fluid Dynamics Prize, American Physical Society.
May 2, 1992Death.
Occupation
Applied physicist.
Places
Birth
Undergraduate Education
Employment
Subjects
Applied physics and engineering.
Relationships
People
Colleagues
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Briggs, Lyman J. (Lyman James), 1874-1963
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Coblentz, William W. (William Weber), 1873-1962
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Condon, Edward Uhler, 1902-1974
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Dryden, Hugh L. (Hugh Latimer), 1898-1965
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Dunn, G. H. (Gordon H.), 1932-
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
McLean, William B. (William Burdette), 1914-1976
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Meggers, William F. (William Frederick), 1888-1966
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Neddermeyer, Seth H. (Seth Henry), 1907-1988
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Phillips, William D. (William Daniel), 1948-
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Schubauer, Galen B. (Galen Brandt), 1904-
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards.
Both employed at the National Bureau of Standards and National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Institutions
Major Positions
National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.)
Guest Scientist.
United States. National Bureau of Standards
Assistant Physics Aide; Junior Physicist; Physicist; Aeronautical Research Engineer; Physicist; Chief, Aerodynamics Section and Assistant Chief of Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics Division; Chief, Fluid Mechanics Section, Mechanics Division; Senior Scientist; Consultant; and Guest Scientist.
Professional Activities & Affiliations
Received 1981 Fluid Dynamics Prize.
Brooklyn College. Department of Physics
Obtained BA (1939).
U.S. National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Member.
United States. Navy
Member, Boundary Layer Transitions Group and Member, Hydromechanics Committee, Naval Sea Systems Command.
Resources
Published Resources
Subject
Philip Klebanoff National Academy of Engineering Memorial Tribute.