William G. Unruh is a physicist at university of British Columbia who discovered the Unruh effect.
Achievement:
Contributing to theories on gravity and black holes, early cosmology, and quantum phenomena.
Birthdate:
August 28, 1945.
Birthplace:
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Residence:
Vancouver, BC.
Degrees:
BSc University of Manitoba, 1967.
MA Princeton University, New Jersey, 1969.
PhD Princeton, 1971.
Awards:
Rutherford medal of the Royal Society of Canada, 1982.
Herzberg Medal of the Canadian Association of Physics, 1983 .
Steacie Prize, 1984 .
Steacie Fellowship, 1984-86 .
BC Science Council Gold Medal, 1990 .
Royal Society of London, 2001.