Guillaume Rouelle
Paris, 1725
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Antoine Lavoisier
Paris, 1764
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Jean Bucquet
Paris, 1770
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Claude Berthollet
Paris, 1778
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Joseph Gay-Lussac
Paris, 1800
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Justus von Liebig
Erlangen, 1822
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Heinrich Will
Giessen, 1839
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Friedrich A. Kekule
Giessen, 1852
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Antoine Franchimont
Leiden, 1871
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C. A. Lobry de Bruyn
Leiden, 1883
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Nicholass Schoorl
Amsterdam, 1901
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Isaak M. Kolthoff
Utrecht, 1918
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James J. Lingane
Minnesota, 1938
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Allen J. Bard
Harvard, 1958
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Richard. M. Crooks
Texas, 1987
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Lane A. Baker
Texas A&M, 2001
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Our research group aims to train students to excel as both a scientist and a person. We realize and value the importance of diverse backgrounds and ideas in generating new scientific knowledge, and in promoting a healthy work environment. We value freedom of expression, civil discourse, and diversity in opinions, research, teaching, and life.
We seek the generation of new scientific knowledge, the development of the next generation of scientists, fostering the scientific community and educating the public in our work.
