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Employment History
	New York University	Professor of Physics	2005-present
		Professor of Mathematics	2005-present
	UCSB	Chair, Dept. of Chemical Engineering	2001-2004
		Professor of Chemical Engineering	1995-2005
		Professor of Materials	1995-2005
	Exxon Research & Eng.	Staff Physicist	1990-1995
	Haverford College	Assistant Professor of Physics	1984-1989
	University of Pittsburgh	Postdoctoral Research Associate	1982-1984

Other Appointments or Honors
	Co-Editor, The European Physical Journal E (Soft Matter)	2007-present
	Vice Chair, Div. of Condensed Matter Physics, American Physical Society	2007-present
	Adjunct Professor of Chemical Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, Korea	2001-present
	Langmuir Lecturer, American Chemical Society, New York	2003
	Professeur Invité, ESPCI, Paris, France	2003
	Society of Rheology Publication of the Year Award	2000
	Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science	2000
	Guggenheim Fellow	1999-2000
	Professeur Invité, ESPCI, Paris, France	1999-2000
	Fellow of the American Physical Society	1997
	Professeur Invité, University of Strasbourg, France	1997
	Visiting Directeur de Recherche, University of Strasbourg, France	1994
	Visiting Scientist, Exxon Research & Engineering	1987-1988

Our offices and labs are located in Meyer Hall at 4 Washington Place (at Broadway), near Washington Square Park MAP

David J. Pine
Professor of Physics
Office: 601 Meyer
Telephone: 212-998-7744
e-mail me

Mailing address:
Department of Physics
New York University
4 Washington Place
New York, NY 10003