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Professor
A member of the faculty at an institution of higher learning who has attained its highest possible academic rank and possesses special knowledge in an occupation requiring special skills

professor
Academia A member of the faculty at an institution of higher learning who has attained its highest possible academic rank, who possesses special knowledge in an occupation requiring special skills. See 'Chair.'. Cf, Lecturer


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Games, experiments and activities set up by Prof Ian Fells, Emeritus Professor of Energy Conversion at Newcastle University with the centre, helped the pupils learn.
Colin Campbell, an Emeritus Professor at Cornell University, at a session on "A New Paradigm for the Study and Practice of Nutrition" at the American Dietetic Association (ADA) Food and Nutrition Conference and Exhibition in Chicago in October.
Prof Gunn was also awarded the title of Emeritus Professor in this year's University honorary awards.
 
 
 
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