Category:Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov
	American writer and professor
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Date of birth	2 January 1920; Petrovichi; Исаáк Ю́дович Ази́мов
Date of death	6 April 1992; Brooklyn (New York City); natural causes; ; AIDS; kidney failure; heart failure;
Work period (start)	1931
Work period (end)	1992
Country of citizenship	Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic; United States of America;
Residence	Brooklyn; Petrovichi;
Educated at	Columbia University (1939); Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science; Columbia University School of General Studies;
Occupation	biochemist; novelist; prosaist; autobiographer; science fiction writer; science writer; screenwriter; non-fiction writer; university teacher; journalist;
Employer	Boston University;
Member of	American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
Member of political party	Democratic Party;
Field of work	biochemistry;
Native language	Yiddish;
Spouse	Janet Asimov (1973–1992);
Notable work	I, Robot; Nightfall; Robot short stories; The Bicentennial Man; The Gods Themselves; The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science; Foundation series;
Award received	Hugo Award (1963); James T. Grady-James H. Stack Award for Interpreting Chemistry (1965); Hugo Award (1966, Foundation Trilogy); Humanist of the Year (1984); Edward E. Smith Memorial Award (1967); Nebula Award for Best Novel (1972, The Gods Themselves); Locus Award for Best Novel (1973, The Gods Themselves); Hugo Award for Best Novel (1973, The Gods Themselves); Klumpke-Roberts Award (1975); Nebula Award for Best Novelette (1976, The Bicentennial Man); Locus Award for Best Novelette (1977, The Bicentennial Man); Hugo Award for Best Novelette (1977, The Bicentennial Man); Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel (1983, Foundation’s Edge); Hugo Award for Best Novel (1983, Foundation’s Edge); Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award (1987); Locus Award for Best Short Story (1987, Robot Dreams); Hugo Award for Best Novelette (1992, Gold); Hugo Award for Best Related Work (1995); Retro Hugo Award (1996); Cosmos 2000 Award (1985, The Robots of Dawn);
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