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 Martin Zwick received his Bachelor's Degree in physics
from Columbia University in 1960. He served as a Project Officer in the Physics
Branch of the Office of Naval Research while in military service
during 1960-63. He did graduate work in Biophysics at MIT and was awarded
his Ph.D. in 1968. After a postdoctoral year in the Stanford University
Department of Biochemistry, he took a position as a faculty member in the
Department of Biophysics and Theoretical Biology at the University of Chicago.
His research in this period was in mathematical crystallography and macromolecular
structure. In the 1970's his interests shifted to systems theory and methodology,
and since 1976 he has been on the faculty of the Systems Science Ph.D.
Program at PSU. During the years 1984-1989, he was Coordinator, then Director,
of the Program. His main research interests (click on Research above) are
in discrete multivariate modeling, artificial life/theoretical biology, and
systems philosophy. He teaches courses (click on Courses above) in these
areas and in systems theory and game theory.
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