Dr.
Marc H. Brodsky
Executive Director and CEO
American Institute of Physics
Biographical
Sketch
Marc H. Brodsky is the Executive Director
and CEO of the American Institute of Physics (AIP). AIP is
a nonprofit member corporation of ten physics and astronomy
related Societies. It has an annual budget of $68M and a combined
membership of more than 125,000 scientists, engineers and
students. AIP publishes and distributes journals, Physics
Today and other magazines, and conference proceedings. It
also provides publishing, data preparation and online platform
services to scientific societies, including 95 journals that
appear on the AIP Online Journal Publishing Service (ojps.aip.org).
In addition to its publishing activities, AIP is a significant
provider of resources for the physics community in the areas
of education, history, careers, statistical surveys, public
information, government affairs, industrial and other outreach
programs.
Brodsky is a physicist and electronic
engineer. Prior to his AIP position, he was at the IBM Watson
Research Center for 25 years as a researcher (in semiconductor
physics and devices), manager and executive. He received his
bachelor and doctorate degrees in physics from the University
of Pennsylvania. He has been an adjunct or visiting faculty
or researcher at Columbia University, University of Paris,
Dundee Univeristy, and the Max Planck Institute (Stuttgart).
He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and the IEEE.
He has published over 90 technical papers, 30 invention disclosures,
edited a book on amorphous semiconductors, and co-edited another.
He holds seven U.S. Patents in semiconductor technology and
consumer electronics.
During 1991-92, under the auspices
of the IEEE, the Sloan Foundation and IBM, Brodsky was an
Executive Fellow with the Under Secretary for Technology at
the U.S. Department of Commerce. While there he studied issues
related to competitiveness in high technology industries requiring
large capital investments and cost-efficient, volume manufacturing.
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