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Burt Goldberg is a Clinical Professor of Chemistry at New York University. Goldberg received his B.S. from Pace University, an M.Phil from Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, and a Ph.D. from the University of Cardiff. Prior to retiring from research, his main area of focus was in microbiology.[ when?]
He has been a visiting faculty member at Barnard College. [1] He is one of the faculty at NYU to plan to deliver all of his lectures on the web in a general course, with the class time used instead for discussions. [2] His course, "The Body: How It Works" will be first taught in this format in 2011, but the lectures are expected to be available to the public in 2010. [3]
He has received the S.H. Hutner Award for Research Contributions to Protozoology (2004) and the Golden Dozen-Teaching Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching at NYU (2006). [4]
This article is missing information about Early life, Personal life.(September 2021) |
Burt Goldberg is a Clinical Professor of Chemistry at New York University. Goldberg received his B.S. from Pace University, an M.Phil from Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, and a Ph.D. from the University of Cardiff. Prior to retiring from research, his main area of focus was in microbiology.[ when?]
He has been a visiting faculty member at Barnard College. [1] He is one of the faculty at NYU to plan to deliver all of his lectures on the web in a general course, with the class time used instead for discussions. [2] His course, "The Body: How It Works" will be first taught in this format in 2011, but the lectures are expected to be available to the public in 2010. [3]
He has received the S.H. Hutner Award for Research Contributions to Protozoology (2004) and the Golden Dozen-Teaching Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching at NYU (2006). [4]