S P Walton · wikidata Q74402980
S P Walton: researcher. Occupation as stated: researcher. Also stated: Affiliation: Michigan State University (2010–); Affiliation: Michigan State University (2004–2010); Affiliation: Stanford University, research associate (2002–2003); Educated at: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1995–2001). No kinship is claimed from this record. Shared names stay separate.
Recorded as S P Walton; S. Patrick Walton (alternative); Patrick Walton (alternative); S Patrick Walton (alternative); S Walton (alternative); S. P. Walton (alternative).
Occurrences
Anchoring occurrence
Source: wikidata Q74402980 · record page
- Role
- researcher
- Where on the source
- Q74402980 (representation version 1)
Identifiers
- openalex: A5062535976 (retrieved)
- openalex: A5129691377 (retrieved)
- orcid: 0000-0003-1708-8603 (retrieved)
- wikidata: Q74402980 (retrieved)
No kinship is claimed from this identity record.
Claims
- orcid: Probable
- openalex: Possible
- Affiliation: Stanford University, research associate (2002–2003): Possible
- Affiliation: Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Michigan State University (2004–2010): Possible
- Affiliation: Research Associate, Biochemistry/Genome Technology Center, Stanford University (2002–2003): Possible
- Educated at: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1995–2001): Possible
- Occupation: researcher: Possible
- Affiliation: Michigan State University (2004–2010): Possible
- Educated at: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1995–2000): Possible
- Affiliation: Associate Professor, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Michigan State University (2010–): Possible
- Affiliation: Michigan State University (2010–): Possible
- Educated at: B.ChE., Chemical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (1991–1994): Possible
- wikidata: Probable
- Educated at: Sc.D., Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1995–2001): Possible
- Educated at: Georgia Tech (1991–1994): Possible
- Educated at: M.S.C.E.P., Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1995–2000): Possible