About: John J. Gilman

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Jack Gilman (born John Joseph Gilman, December 22, 1925, Green Bay, Wisconsin – September 10, 2009, Los Angeles, California) was a world-renowned material scientist in the field of mechanical properties of solids. In his lifetime he made major contributions to many areas of the field including dislocation behaviour of ceramics, disclination behaviour of polymers, and production of metal glasses.

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  • Jack Gilman (born John Joseph Gilman, December 22, 1925, Green Bay, Wisconsin – September 10, 2009, Los Angeles, California) was a world-renowned material scientist in the field of mechanical properties of solids. In his lifetime he made major contributions to many areas of the field including dislocation behaviour of ceramics, disclination behaviour of polymers, and production of metal glasses. (en)
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  • Jack Gilman (born John Joseph Gilman, December 22, 1925, Green Bay, Wisconsin – September 10, 2009, Los Angeles, California) was a world-renowned material scientist in the field of mechanical properties of solids. In his lifetime he made major contributions to many areas of the field including dislocation behaviour of ceramics, disclination behaviour of polymers, and production of metal glasses. (en)
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  • John J. Gilman (en)
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