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Simon Myers Born 27 June 1977  Darlington  Alma mater Royal Latin School Worcester College Jesus College  Occupation Statistician  Awards Crick Lecture (2017)  Website http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~myers/  Academic career Institutions University of Oxford (2007–) Broad Institute (2005–2007)  Doctoral advisor Robert Griffiths Academic advisor Peter Donnelly, David Altshuler Doctoral students Nicolas Altemose

Simon Myers Born 27 June 1977  Darlington  Alma mater Royal Latin School Worcester College Jesus College  Occupation Statistician  Awards Crick Lecture (2017)  Website http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~myers/  Academic career Institutions University of Oxford (2007–) Broad Institute (2005–2007)  Doctoral advisor Robert Griffiths Academic advisor Peter Donnelly, David Altshuler Doctoral students Nicolas Altemose

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Gilean McVean Born 25 February 1973 Alma mater University of Cambridge University of Oxford Occupation Geneticist Awards Fellow of the Royal Society (2016, 2016) Website http://www.well.ox.ac.uk/gil-mcvean Academic career Fields Statistical genetics Institutions University of Oxford University of Edinburgh Academic advisor Deborah Charlesworth Brian Charlesworth Doctoral students Iain Mathieson	Gilean McVean Born 25 February 1973 Alma mater University of Cambridge University of Oxford Occupation Geneticist Awards Fellow of the Royal Society (2016, 2016) Website http://www.well.ox.ac.uk/gil-mcvean Academic career Fields Statistical genetics Institutions University of Oxford University of Edinburgh Academic advisor Deborah Charlesworth Brian Charlesworth Doctoral students Iain Mathieson

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Paul Dirac Born 8 August 1902  Bristol  Died 20 October 1984  (aged 82) Tallahassee  Resting place Roselawn Cemetery  Alma mater University of Bristol University of Cambridge  Occupation Mathematician theoretical physicist professor physicist scientist academic educator teacher  Works Dirac equation  Spouse(s) Margit Dirac  Parent(s) Charles Dirac  Awards Nobel Prize in Physics (85,166 Swedish krona, Erwin Schrödinger, for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory, 1933) Fellow of the Royal Society (1930) Copley Medal (In recognition of his remarkable contributions to relativistic dynamics of a particle in quantum mechanics., 1952) Royal medal (1939) Max Planck Medal (1952) Helmholtz Medal (1964) J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Prize (1969) Royal Society Bakerian Medal (1941) Order of Merit (1973)  Academic career Fields Theoretical physics, mathematics, quantum mechanics, quantum electrodynamics  Institutions University of Miami (1969–1972) Florida State University (1969–1984) University of Cambridge (1932–1969) St John's College (1927–1932)  Thesis Quantum Mechanics  Doctoral advisor Ralph H. Fowler  Academic advisor Ralph H. Fowler  Doctoral students Homi J. Bhabha, Fred Hoyle, Dennis W. Sciama, John Polkinghorne, Richard J. Eden, A. Lees, C. J. Eliezer, Harish-Chandra  Notable students J. Robert Oppenheimer, Paul Weiss  Influences John Stuart Mill  Position held Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1932–1969)

Paul Dirac Born 8 August 1902  Bristol  Died 20 October 1984  (aged 82) Tallahassee  Resting place Roselawn Cemetery  Alma mater University of Bristol University of Cambridge  Occupation Mathematician theoretical physicist professor physicist scientist academic educator teacher  Works Dirac equation  Spouse(s) Margit Dirac  Parent(s) Charles Dirac  Awards Nobel Prize in Physics (85,166 Swedish krona, Erwin Schrödinger, for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory, 1933) Fellow of the Royal Society (1930) Copley Medal (In recognition of his remarkable contributions to relativistic dynamics of a particle in quantum mechanics., 1952) Royal medal (1939) Max Planck Medal (1952) Helmholtz Medal (1964) J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Prize (1969) Royal Society Bakerian Medal (1941) Order of Merit (1973)  Academic career Fields Theoretical physics, mathematics, quantum mechanics, quantum electrodynamics  Institutions University of Miami (1969–1972) Florida State University (1969–1984) University of Cambridge (1932–1969) St John's College (1927–1932)  Thesis Quantum Mechanics  Doctoral advisor Ralph H. Fowler  Academic advisor Ralph H. Fowler  Doctoral students Homi J. Bhabha, Fred Hoyle, Dennis W. Sciama, John Polkinghorne, Richard J. Eden, A. Lees, C. J. Eliezer, Harish-Chandra  Notable students J. Robert Oppenheimer, Paul Weiss  Influences John Stuart Mill  Position held Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (1932–1969)