What key details about james n. goodier can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: james norman goodier -lrb- october 17 , 1905 -- november 5 , 1969 -rrb- was professor of applied mechanics at stanford university known for his work in elasticity and plastic deformation . he was born in preston , lancashire , england and studied engineering at cambridge university . he was awarded a commonwealth fund fellowship which enabled him to continue his studies at the university of michigan where he earned his doctorate in 1931 under the direction of stephen timoshenko with a dissertation titled '' compression of rectangular blocks , and the bending of beams by nonlinear distributions of bending forces '' . timoshenko moved to stanford university in 1936 and goodier eventually succeeded him there . he was co-author of two classic books in this field : '' theory of elasticity , '' with timoshenko , 1951 ; and '' elasticity and plasticity , '' with p. g. hodge , jr. , 1958 and was awarded the timoshenko medal by the american society of mechanical engineers in 1961 . he was chairman of the applied mechanics division of the american society of mechanical engineers 1945-46 , and was elected fellow of that society in 1964 . he had more than fifty doctoral students , one of whom was george f. carrier .
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- death place is los gatos , california- known for is work in elasticity and plastic deformation .- death date is 5 november 1969- field is engineering- doctoral advisors is charles inglis -lrb- engineer -rrb- stephen timoshenko- birth date is 17 october 1905- honors is timoshenko michigan george westinghouse award -lrb- asee -rrb- medal fulbright award cambridge honorary degree university of- name is james n. goodier- citizenship is united states- image is file : photo_of_james_norman_goodier . jpg- birth place is preston , lancashire , england- alma mater is cambridge university university of michigan