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Appendix A: Biographies of Panel Members
Pages 111-113

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... He has previously served as a member of the National Materials Advisory Board and as vice chair of the National Research Council study on competitiveness of the U.S. minerals and mining industry.
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... She has expertise in characterization science, technology transfer, and industrial chemicals and processes, including nonsteady state effects in diffusion controlled processes, heterogeneous catalysis, and excited state reactions. She held senior research and management positions at AlliedSignal for nine years and has served on two National Research Council committees, the Committee on Industrial Competitiveness and Environmental Protection and the Committee on Diversity in the Naval Scientific Workforce.
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... He received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Louisiana State University.
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Key Terms

  • expertise include
  • homestake mining
  • union carbide
  • gordon research
  • process technology

  • electrochemical separations
  • management positions
  • previously served
  • council committees
  • held senior

  • separation process
  • state effects
  • membrane research
  • held positions
  • carbide corporation

  • removal processes
  • council study
  • chemical corporation
  • recently retired
  • universal oil

  • nonsteady state
  • include mineral
  • beebe retired
  • industrial competitiveness
  • heterogeneous catalysis

  • air products
  • pfromm previously
  • louisiana state
  • petroleum separation
  • senior management


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