Roger Penrose

Kàu-siū tsiok-sū Roger Penrose
Penrose teh 2011
Tshut-sì	1931 nî 8 goe̍h 8 ji̍t （1931-08-08）(91 hòe) Colchester, England, UK
Education	University College School
Bú-hāu	University College London (BSc) University of Cambridge (MSc, PhD)
Known for	List of contributions  Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse Twistor theory Spin network Abstract index notation Black hole bomb Geometry of spacetime Cosmic censorship Illumination problem Weyl curvature hypothesis Penrose inequalities Penrose interpretation of quantum mechanics Diósi–Penrose model Newman–Penrose formalism GHP formalism Penrose diagram Penrose inequality Penrose process Penrose tiling Penrose triangle Penrose stairs Penrose–Hawking singularity theorems Penrose graphical notation Penrose transform Penrose–Terrell effect pp-wave spacetime Schrödinger–Newton equations Orch-OR/Penrose–Lucas argument FELIX experiment Trapped surface Andromeda paradox Conformal cyclic cosmology
Children	4
Awards	List of awards  Adams Prize (1966) Heineman Prize (1971) Fellow of the Royal Society (1972) Eddington Medal (1975) Royal Medal (1985) Wolf Prize (1988) Dirac Medal (1989) Albert Einstein Medal (1990) Naylor Prize and Lectureship (1991) Knight Bachelor (1994) James Scott Prize Lectureship (1997–2000) Karl Schwarzschild Medal (2000) De Morgan Medal (2004) Dalton Medal (2005) Copley Medal (2008) Fonseca Prize (2011) Nobel Prize in Physics (2020)
Kho-ha̍k sing-gâi
Gén-kiù líng-i̍k	Mathematical physics, tessellations
Jīm-tsit ki-kòo	Cornell University Bedford College, London Princeton University Rice University Syracuse University King's College, London Birkbeck, University of London Wadham College, Oxford Polish Academy of Sciences
Thesis	Tensor Methods in Algebraic Geometry (1958)
Doctoral advisor	John A. Todd
Other academic advisors	W. V. D. Hodge
Phok-sū ha̍k-sing	Claude LeBrun Tristan Needham Richard Jozsa Richard S. Ward Andrew Hodges Asghar Qadir John McNamara Lane Hughston Tim Poston
Siū íng-hióng	Michael Atiyah Stuart Hameroff

Roger Penrose (1931 nî 8 goe̍h 8 —) sī Liân-ha̍p Ông-kok ê sò͘-ha̍k bu̍t-lí-ha̍k-ka (mathematical physicist), tùi it-poaⁿ siong-tùi-lūn kap ú-tiū-ha̍k ū toā kòng-hiàn. Penrose mā bat siá koè 1 pún Hông-tè ê Sin Thâu-khak (The Emperor's New Mind: Concerning Computers, Minds and The Laws of Physics) lâi thàm-thó ì-sek ê būn-tê.