| Peter P. Edwards AKA Peter Philip Edwards Born: 1949
Birthplace: Liverpool, England
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Occupation: Chemist Nationality: England
Executive summary: Metal-non-metal transition Sold-state chemist Peter Edwards has investigated condensed matter, the electronic properties of solids and liquids, high-temperature superconductivity, metal nanoparticles, the metal-insulator transition, storage of hydrogen in solids, and sustainable hydrogen energy. University: BS Chemistry, University of Salford (1970)
University: PhD, University of Salford (1974)
Scholar: Chemistry, University of Salford (1974-75)
Scholar: Chemistry, Cornell University (1975-77)
Scholar: Chemistry, Oxford University (1977-79)
Teacher: Chemistry, Cambridge University (1979-91)
Professor: Chemistry, Cornell University (1983-87)
Professor: Chemistry and Materials, University of Birmingham (1993-2003)
Professor: Inorganic Chemistry, Oxford University (2003-present)
Hughes Medal 2003
Fulbright 1975
National Science Foundation Fellowship (1975)
Royal Society 1996
Official Website:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~iclb0157/
Author of books:
The Metallic and Nonmetallic States of Matter (1985, with C. N. R. Rao)
Metal-Insulator Transitions Revisited (1995, with Rao)
The Metal-Non-Metal Transition in Macroscopic and Microscopic Systems (1998)
Encyclopedia of Chemistry (2008)
Turning Points in Solid-State, Materials and Surface State (2008, with Kenneth D. M. Harris)
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