Robinson. Robert

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English chemist Sir Robert Robinson, recipient of the 1947 Nobel Prize in chemistry, for his investigations on plant products of biological importance, especially the alkaloids.  

Robinson received his D.Sc. from Manchester in 1910 and lectured there for two additional years. He then accepted successive academic appointments at Sydney, Liverpool, Manchester, London, and finally Oxford University. 

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Robinson, Robert G., Ricardo E. Jorge, David J. Moser, Laura Acion, Ana Solodkin, Steven L. Small, Pasquale Fonzetti, Mark Hegel and Stephan Arndt, Escitalopram and Problem-Solving Therapy for Prevention of Poststroke Depression A Randomized Controlled T rial , Journal of the American Medical Association 299, no. 20 (2008) 2391-400 Rogers, Carl, On Becoming a Person A Therapist s View of Psychotherapy, London Constable, 1961... 

Robinson, Robert, and Gertrude M. Robinson. "Researches on Pseudo-Bases. Pt. II. Note on some Berberine Derivatives and Remarks on the Mechanism of the Condensation Reactions of Pseudo-Bases," JCS 111 (1917) ... 

This, then, was the man who developed the program in chemical engineering so boldly outlined by Little and Walker. He surrounded himself from the beginning with men of promise in their respective fields. These included William McAdams, Clark Robinson, Robert Haslam, Walter Whitman, Harold Weber, and William Ryan, who unfortunately died in 1933. Robinson died in the late 1940 s, Haslam in the early 1960 s and Whitman, Lewis, and McAdams in the early 1970 s. During the period from the mid-1920 s to World War II, Ernst Hauser, Hoyt Hottel, Thomas Sherwood, Edwin CilUland, Herman Meissner, Glenn Williams, and Edward Vivian would be added. These men formed the framework on which the present staff was built. 

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