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June 27, 2007
University Heads and Nobel Prize Winners Against British Academic Boycott
A Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME) petition against the British University and College Union anti-Israel boycott motion has garnered about 6000 signatures. The petition states that "we, the undersigned, hereby declare ourselves to be Israeli academics for purposes of any academic boycott."
As SPME notes here, the signatories include the following prize winners and university heads:
(Other distinguished signatories — and the petition — can be viewed here.)
Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov
Nobel Prize - Physics
Distinguished Scientist
Argonne National Laboratory, USA
Kenneth Arrow
Nobel Prize-Economics
Stanford University
Lawrence S. Bacow
President
Tufts University
Robert Brown
President
Boston University
Nancy Cantor
Chancellor and President
Syracuse University
Gerhard Casper
President-Emeritus
Stanford University
Claude Cohen- Tannoudji
Nobel Prize- Physics
Laboratoire de Physique de L'Ecole Normale Superieure
Paris, France
Jared Cohon
President
Carnegie-Mellon University
Scott Cowen
President
Tulane University
Stanley Deser
Dirac Medal
Ancell Professor of Physics
Brandeis University
Alfred Ebenbauer
Former Rector,
University of Vienna, Austria
David Gross
Nobel Prize Physics
Director,Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
Frederick W. Gluck Chair in Theoretical Physics
University of California at Santa Barbara
Richard Herman
Chancellor
University of Illinois- Urbana Champaign
Avram Hershko
Nobel Prize Chemistry
Distinguished Professor at the Unit of Biochemistry
Rappaport Faculty of Medicine
Technion
(Israel Institute of Technology)
Herbert A. Hauptman
Nobel Prize Chemistry
Medical Foundation of Buffalo
Roald Hoffmann
Frant H. T. Rhodes Professor of Humane Letters
Cornell University
Tim Hunt
Nobel Prize Physiology/Medicine
Cell Cycle Control Laboratory
London Research Institute
Clare Hall Laboratories
Elfriede Jelinek
Nobel Prize Literature
Austria
Richard M. Joel
President
Yeshiva University
Daniel Kahneman
Nobel Prize - Economics
Professor of Psychology
Princeton University
Eric R. Kandel
Nobel Prize - Medicine
University Professor
Columbia University
Helmut Konrad
Former Rector, University of Graz
Graz Austria
Roger Kornberg
Nobel Prize- Chemistry
Professor of Structural Biology
Stanford University
Arthur Kornberg
Nobel Prize- Medicine
Emeritus Pfeiffer Merner Professor of Biochemistry
Stanford University School of Medicine
Leon Lederman
Nobel Prize-Physics
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
University of Chicago
Marshall W. Nirenberg
Nobel Prize- Medicine
Biochemical Genetics
National Institutes of Health
Ross Paul
President
University of Windsor
G. David Pollick
President
Binghamton Southern College
David Politzer
Nobel Prize-Physics
California Institute of Technology
Rajendra Prasad
Rector
Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi
Jehuda Rheinharz
President
Brandeis University
Richard J. Roberts
Nobel Prize-Physiology/Medicine
New England Biolabs
Richard L. Rubenstein
President Emeritus and
Distinguished Professor of Religion
University of Bridgeport
Donna Shalala
President
University of Miami
Ralph Snyderman
Chancellor Emeritus
Duke University
Graham Spanier
President
Penn State University
Shirley Strum Kenny
President
Stony Brook University
State University of New York
Steven Joel Trachtenberg
President
The George Washington University
Leslie Wagner
Chancellor
University of Derby, UK
Steven Weinberg
Nobel Prize-Physics
Josey Regental Professor of Science
University of Texas, Austin
Elie Wiesel
Nobel Peace Prize
Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities
Boston University
Frank Wilczek
Nobel Prize-Physics
Herman Feshbach Professor of Physics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert E. Witt
President
University of Alabama
Vladimir Zakharov
Dirac Medal in Theoretical Physics
Regent Professor of Mathematics
University of Arizona
Posted by at June 27, 2007 08:21 PM
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