Paul Doughty Bartlett
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Paul Doughty Bartlett
Born
August 14, 1907
,
, U.S.
Died
October 11, 1997
(aged 90)
Alma mater
Awards
(1938)
(1963)
(1968)
(1976)
(1981)
Scientific career
Institutions
,
,
,
[
]
Doctoral
students
,
,
Paul Doughty Bartlett
(August 14, 1907 – October 11, 1997) was an American
chemist.
Life and career
[
]
Bartlett was born in
,
and grew up in
. He
received his B.A. from
in 1928. After his graduation from
Harvard with
, Bartlett worked at the
and the
. Most of his career was spent at Harvard.
Among other achievements, Bartlett was co-author with
of a
classic paper on organic reaction mechanisms.
After his retirement in
1972, he started his second career at
.
He was elected a Fellow of the
in
1946
and the United States
in 1947.
He was
awarded the
in 1963,
in
1968,
and the
in 1970. In 1969, Paul Doughty
Bartlett was elected as member of the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina.
He was elected to the
in 1978.
References
[
]
Gortler, Leon; Weininger, Stephen J. (Summer 2010).
.
Chemical Heritage Magazine
.
28
(2). Chemical Heritage Foundation.
.
BlackPast.org
. 10 September 2011
.
Retrieved
10 February
2015
.
Weininger, Stephen.
.
Science Careers
. Science
. Retrieved
10 February
2015
.
(PDF)
. American Academy of Arts and
Sciences
. Retrieved
May 19,
2011
.
.
www.nasonline.org
. Retrieved
2022-07-14
.
.
search.amphilsoc.org
. Retrieved
2022-07-14
.
External links
[
]
F. H. Westheimer (1998).
.
.
142
(3):
446–
456.
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