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Martin Walt is a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University, U.S.. He specializes in magnetospheric physics.

Contents 1 Education 2 Career 3 Honors and awards 4 External links

[edit] Education

• B.S. (Physics), California Institute of Technology (1950)
• M.S. (Physics), University of Wisconsin–Madison (1951)
• Ph.D. (Physics), University of Wisconsin–Madison (1953)

His graduate education was in experimental nuclear physics.

[edit] Career

• 1953-1956 -- Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
• 1956-1992—Research laboratory of the Lockheed Missiles and Space Company
• 1993 -- Stanford University

[edit] Honors and awards

• Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Fellowship, 1951
• Atomic Energy Commission Fellowship, 1952-1953
• Fellow, American Physical Society
• Fellow, American Geophysical Union

[edit] External links

• Martin Walt (Official)
• Publications
• PIXIE
• POLAR
• SEPS

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