Martin Pope

B.S. (Chemistry), CCNY (1939)

Ph.D. (Physical Chemistry), Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (1950)

Research support (1956-1990), NSF, ONR, DOE, NIH, ARPA.

American Physics Society Fellow

New York Academy of Sciences Fellow

American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow

Sigma Xi

Fulbright Scholar (1981)

International Conference in Honor of Martin Pope, New York University, (1988)

Citation of Honor, U.S. Department of Energy, (1988)

Festschrift dedicated to Martin Pope, (Mol. Cryst. 175, 1-168, 1989)

Founder, Gordon Conference on Electronic Processes in Organic Materials,(1990)

Citation of Honor, Gordon Research Conferences (1990)

Editorial Board, Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. (1965-1994)

Townsend Harris Medal Award , City University of New York (1996)

International Conference in Honor of Martin Pope, University of Rochester, (1998)

Distinguished Lecturer, City University of New York Center for Advanced Technology (2006), “The Origins of Organic Semiconductors”

Pope, M.; Brenner, H.C.. Geminate recombination in an inhomogeneous electric field: theory. Synthetic Metals 141, 185-192, (2004)

Pope, M., Braams, B.J.,Brenner, H.C. Diffusion of excitons in systems with non-planar geometry:theory. Chem. Phys. 288, 105-112, (2003)

Pope, M., Swenberg, C.E., Dourandin, A., CT Exciton echoes in molecular crystals. Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. Sci. Technol., Sect. A. 355, 77-84, (2001)

Dourandin, A., Brenner, H.C., Pope, M.  New  broad spectrum autocorrelator for ultrashort light pulses based on multiphoton photoemission. Rev. Sci. Instr. 71(4) 1589-1594, (2000)

Pope, M., Swenberg, C.E..Electronic Processes in Organic Crystals and Polymers,Oxford University Press (1999), 1376 pp.