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American physicist and author
David D. Nolte is a physicist and author known for work in lasers and interferometry. He holds the position of Edward Mills Purcell Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Purdue University.
Career
Nolte joined Purdue in 1989 as an Assistant Professor and received the NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award in 1991 as one of the last recipients of the award. He was promoted to Associate Professor in 1994 and later to Full Professor in 1999.[1]
Nolte is the author of three trade nonfiction books that popularize the history of science: Mind at Light Speed (Free Press, 2001)[2], Gaileo Unbound (Oxford University Press, 2018) and Interference (Oxford University Press, 2023)[3].
Based on patents from his NSF-funded research[4], Nolte co-founded two biotech start-up companies: Quadraspec in 2004 and Animated Dynamics in 2011. Quadraspec commercialized the BioCD technology that was marketed by Antech Diagnostics beginning in 2008 for canine blood assays[5].
Awards and Honors
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