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Building bridges between inorganic and organic chemistry by Roald Hoffmann, 1981 Catalista : poemas escogidos by Roald Hoffmann, 2002-12-31 MISMO Y NO LO MISMO,LO by Roald Hoffmann, 1995-01-01 Vino viejo, anforas nuevas. Reflexiones sobre la ciencia y la tradicion judia (Seccion de Obras de Ciencia y Tecnologia) (Spanish Edition) by Hoffmann, Roald y Shira Leibowitz Schmidt, 2004-01-01

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61. Enrique Martínez Celaya Roald Hoffmann
    A conversation between roald hoffmann and Enrique Martínez Celayaroald hoffmann was born on July 18, 1937 in Zloczow, Poland.  
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    Extractions: Roald Hoffmann was born on July 18, 1937 in Zloczow, Poland. He survived the Nazi occupation of Poland that began in 1941, and he eventually emigrated to the U.S. in 1949. After settling in New York he attended Columbia College, graduated in 1958, and went on to earn a Ph.D. in chemical physics from Harvard in 1962. Hoffmann has won many prestigious awards over the course of his career including the Arthur C. Cope Award of the American Chemical Society, the National Medal of Science, and the 1981 Nobel Prize for chemistry. He is also an accomplished writer, having published several books of poetry. Roald Hoffmann continues to share his insights and wisdom through his writing and Professorship at Cornell.

62. Matematica - Articoli - Interventi Di…
    Translate this page Intervista a roald hoffmann. roald Hoffman è il secondo da sinistra.roald hoffmann è uno dei chimici più famosi del mondo.  
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    Extractions: Intervista a Roald Hoffmann Cominciamo dal suo nome: come mai si chiama Roald? E' una storia di geopolitica, quasi. Sono nato nella Polonia sudorientale, in una famiglia ebrea in cui per tradizione i bambini ricevevano due nomi: uno liturgico e l'altro secolare (che tra l'altro dovevano assomigliarsi). Roald Hoffman Oggi dimentichiamo che le esplorazioni polari hanno avuto un grande fascino. Comunque, io ho disperatamente cercato una connessione romantica tra Amundsen e mia madre -se questo che intende- ma non ne ho trovate! Lui era morto una decina d'anni prima della mia nascita, cercando di salvare Umberto Nobile, che era precipitato nell'Artico con un dirigibile. E, in ogni caso, non gli piacevano le donne. Tornando al suo nome, come mai si chiama Hoffmann?

63. Sito Web Italiano Per La Filosofia-ROALD HOFFMANN
    Translate this page roald hoffmann. Il Sole 24 Ore-5 OTTOBRE 2003 La sconfitta del flogisto diCARL DJERASSI. Il Sole 24 Ore-8 DICEMBRE 2002 Auguri di buona Serendipity  
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    Extractions: Il conflitto d'interessi tra maschio e femmina, le conchiglie come parte integrante della nostra civiltà e l'universo prima del Big Bang di ARMANDO MASSARENTI Il Messaggero 25 AGOSTO 2001 E il professor Freud mise la letteratura sul lettino Il manifesto 7 LUGLIO 2001 Dolce come il veleno "Zarathustra" e il morso del serpente nell'originale interpretazione di Graziano Biondi Il segreto svelato, iniziazione dionisiaca, ritorno alla vita e accettazione del proprio tramonto. E' "L'enigma della serpe secondo Nietzsche", per manifestolibri di AUGUSTO ILLUMINATI Il Messaggero 28 GENNAIO 2000 INTERVISTA A HANS GEORG GADAMER Il Sole 24 Ore 17 OTTOBRE 1999 Nobel e IgNobel Un premio anche al creazionismo di SYLVIE COYAUD

64. ThinkQuest : Library : Atomic Evolution
    the Authors About this Site References/Links, DISCIPLES roald hoffmann(1937 ). Polish-born American who (along with Robert Burns  
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65. Dr. Roald Hoffmann
    Dr. roald. hoffmann Cornell University roald hoffmann is the Frank HT Rhodes Professorof Humane Letters and Professor of Chemistry at Cornell University.  
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66. GP Strategies - Insider Transactions For Roald Hoffmann
    GP Strategies Investor / Shareholder Information. Insider Transactions.roald hoffmann. The following GP Strategies financial reports  
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67. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Roald Hoffmann (Chemistry, Biographies) - Encyclopedia
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z H Related Category: Chemistry, Biographies Roald Hoffmann Fukui of Japan. A poet as well as a chemist, Hoffmann is the author of several books of poetry and essays, including The Metamict State Gaps and Verges Memory Effects (1999), and with S. Leibowitz Schmidt, Old Wine, New Flasks: Reflections on Science and Jewish Tradition (1997). He also wrote two popular-science books, Chemistry Imagined: Reflections on Science (1993) and The Same and Not the Same (1995), and in 1993 he hosted a 26-segment television documentary on the Public Broadcasting Service entitled The World of Chemistry.

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69. Sigma Xi: The Scientific Research Society: Roald Hoffmann
    Programs » Prizes Awards » John McGovern » hoffmann. roald hoffmann2001 John P. McGovern Science and Society Award. A frequent  
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    Extractions: 2001 John P. McGovern Science and Society Award A frequent American Scientist columnist, Roald Hoffmann is the Frank H. T. Rhodes Professor of Humane Letters and professor of chemistry at Cornell University. He shared the 1981 Nobel Prize in chemistry with Kenichi Fukui for his work in predicting the course of chemical reactions. Hoffmann's other honors include the Arthur C. Cope Award of the American Chemical Society, the National Medal of Science, the National Academy of Sciences Award in the Chemical Sciences and the Priestly Medal. He has been awarded numerous honorary degrees, from Columbia and Yale universities, among others. Hoffmann graduated from Columbia in 1958 and earned a Ph.D. in chemical physics from Harvard in 1962. He began teaching at Cornell in 1965. He is the author of three books of poetry, including The Metamict State (1987) and Gaps and Verges (1990), both from the University of Central Florida Press, and co-wrote the play Oxygen with distinguished fellow chemist and Sigma Xi member Carl Djerassi. Considered one of the most important chemists in the past 75 years, a designation bestowed on him by , Hoffmann is also esteemed as a stellar educator. He continues to teach freshman introductory chemistry courses each year and has participated in the production of a television course about chemistry. He has also written popular and scholarly articles on science and other subjects.

70. Sci.nanotech Archives: Roald Hoffmann On NT
    roald hoffmann on NT. Steven C. Vetter (svetter@maroon.tc.umn.edu) Searchtool 23 Jan 1995 170258 0500 design. roald hoffmann. Steven  
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    Extractions: 23 Jan 1995 17:02:58 -0500 A member of our board of technical advisors, Dr. Roald Hoffmann recently sent us the following statement and encouraged us to post it to sci.nanotech: NANOTECHNOLOGY The first reaction is "I'm glad you guys (that includes women, of course) found a new name for *chemistry*. Now you have the incentive to learn what you didn't want to learn in college." Chemists have been practicing nanotechnology, structure and reactivity and properties, for two centuries, and for 50 years by design. What is exciting about modern nanotechnology is (a) the marriage of chemical synthetic talent with a *direction* provided by "device-driven" ingenuity coming from engineering, and (b) a certain kind of *courage* provided by those incentives, to make arrays of atoms and molecules that ordinary, no, extraordinary chemists just wouldn't have thought of trying. Now they're pushed to do so. And of course they will. They can do anything. Nanotechnology is the way of ingeniously controlling the building of small and large structures, with intricate properties; it is the way of the future, a way of precise, controlled building, with, incidentally, environmental benignness built in by design.

71. Sci.nanotech Archives: Roald Hoffmann On NT
    roald hoffmann on NT Steven C. Vetter (svetter@maroon.tc.umn.edu) Searchtool 23 Jan 1995 170258 0500 design. roald hoffmann. Steven  
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    Extractions: 23 Jan 1995 17:02:58 -0500 A member of our board of technical advisors, Dr. Roald Hoffmann recently sent us the following statement and encouraged us to post it to sci.nanotech: NANOTECHNOLOGY The first reaction is "I'm glad you guys (that includes women, of course) found a new name for *chemistry*. Now you have the incentive to learn what you didn't want to learn in college." Chemists have been practicing nanotechnology, structure and reactivity and properties, for two centuries, and for 50 years by design. What is exciting about modern nanotechnology is (a) the marriage of chemical synthetic talent with a *direction* provided by "device-driven" ingenuity coming from engineering, and (b) a certain kind of *courage* provided by those incentives, to make arrays of atoms and molecules that ordinary, no, extraordinary chemists just wouldn't have thought of trying. Now they're pushed to do so. And of course they will. They can do anything. Nanotechnology is the way of ingeniously controlling the building of small and large structures, with intricate properties; it is the way of the future, a way of precise, controlled building, with, incidentally, environmental benignness built in by design.

72. Central European Science Journals
    Name roald hoffmann. Position in CESJ Editorial Board, CEJC. Degree(s) Professor.University/Company Cornell University, Ithaca. Faculty Chemistry Faculty.  
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73. Storia Della Chimica. Premi Nobel Per La Chimica: Hoffmann
    Translate this page Theatrum Chemicum. Personae roald hoffmann. roald hoffmann.n. 1937. Premio Nobel per la chimica 1981. con Kenichi Fukui.  
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    Extractions: Theatrum Chemicum Personae: Roald Hoffmann Roald Hoffmann n. 1937 Premio Nobel per la chimica 1981 con Kenichi Fukui Premio Nobel 1980 Premio Nobel 1982 Estratto dal volume di Luigi Cerruti, Bella e potente. La chimica del Novecento fra scienza e società , Editori Riuniti, 2003 "Nell'elenco dei fronti di avanzamento della chimica organica avevamo messo al primo posto lo sviluppo di concezioni nuove e potenti dei problemi della sintesi. È qui che si colloca il contributo teorico più importante di Woodward , noto come regola di Woorward-Hoffmann. Dal nome stesso è chiaro che questa 'regola' nacque dalla collaborazione del grande chimico organico con un altro ricercatore. Al momento dell'incontro che doveva portarlo al premio Nobel Roald Hoffmann aveva 27 anni, e aveva dietro di sé una biografia esemplare della tragedia europea da cui era scampato a stento. Lui stesso ne raccontò i tratti salienti al momento del conferimento del Nobel. fellow di Harvard approfondì l'interesse verso "la teoria applicata, in particolare alla chimica organica". Interesse che si comprende bene, dato che Elias Corey gli "insegnò cosa vi era di eccitante nella chimica organica". Arrivò quindi la primavera del 1964, e "Woodward [gli] pose alcuni problemi su quelle che successivamente furono chiamate reazioni elettrocicliche". Iniziò cosi la collaborazione fra il giovane teorico e il celebre chimico organico.

74. Learn More About Roald Hoffmann In The Online Encyclopedia.
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    Extractions: see previous page Roald Hoffmann (born July 18 ) is a theoretical chemist He was born in Zloczow, Poland and named in honor of the Norwegian explorer, Roald Amundsen . His family immigrated to the United States of America in , where he attended Stuyvesant High School , graduating in . He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Columbia University (Columbia College) in , and his Master of Arts degree in and his Doctor of Philosophy degree (working under the subsequent chemistry Nobel Prize winner William N. Lipscomb, Jr ) in , both from Harvard University He has investigated both organic and inorganic substances, developing computational He also developed, with R. B. Woodward , rules for elucidating reaction mechanisms. He is also a writer of poetry published in two collections, "The Metamict State" (1987) and "Gaps and Verges" (1990), and of books explaining chemistry to the general public. Also, he wrote a play called "O2 Oxygen" about the discovery of

75. About Intel STS | Science Service
    1950, Cohen, Paul J. 1967. 1955, hoffmann, roald, 1983. National Medal ofTechnology. Institute of Technology. 1955, hoffmann, roald, Cornell University.  
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    Extractions: Nobel Prize STS Year Name Honor, Year Mottelson, Ben R. Physics, 1975 Cooper, Leon N. Physics, 1972 Gilbert, Walter Chemistry, 1980 Glashow, Sheldon L. Physics, 1979 Hoffman, Roald Chemistry, 1981 Fields Medal STS Year Name Honor, Year Cohen, Paul J. Mathematics, 1966 Mumford, David B. Mathematics, 1974 National Medal of Science STS Year Name Year Breslow, Ronald Cohen, Paul J. Hoffmann, Roald National Medal of Technology STS Year Name Year Kurzweil, Raymond C. MacArthur Fellowship STS Year Name Year Berry, Richard S. Richardson, Jane S. Winfree, Arthur T. Axelrod, Robert Lovins, Amory B. Wilczek, Frank Coleman, Robert Lander, Eric Mumford, David B. Schrag, Daniel P. Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award STS Year Name Year Gilbert, Walter Hood, Leroy E. Elected to the National Academy of Engineering STS Year Name Affiliation Rechtin, Eberhardt Aerospace Corporation Goldman, Alan J. Johns Hopkins University Armstrong, John A. IBM Corporation Elected to the National Academy of Sciences STS Year Name Affiliation Rosenblatt, Murray University of California Clark, George W.

76. Roald Hoffmann Addresses Adelphi
    Back to Recent Releases. Dr. roald hoffmann. Adelphi University s JerryMarch Memorial Lecture Presents Dr. roald hoffmann Celebrated  
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    Extractions: Adelphi University is pleased to present the annual Jerry March Memorial Lecture, to be delivered this year by Roald Hoffmann, the celebrated author and Cornell University's Frank H.T. Rhodes Professor of Humane Letters and Professor of Chemistry, on Monday October 7th. Sponsored by the Adelphi University International Initiatives Committee , Dr. Hoffmann will speak on "Molecular Beauty," beginning at 8:00 PM in Alumni House (154 Cambridge Avenue). The lecture is free and open to the public.

77. The Scientist - Nobelist Roald Hoffmann: Chemist, Poet, Above All Teacher
    The Scientist 32413, Dec. 11, 1989, ); //. OPINION. NobelistRoald hoffmann Chemist, Poet, Above All Teacher. By. Editor’s  
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    Extractions: OPINION By Born in Poland in 1937 to “a happy Jewish family in dark days in Europe,” Hoffmann emigrated to the United States with his mother and stepfather in 1949 after spending two years in a labor camp and another year in hiding in the attic of a schoolhouse near his hometown of Zloczow. After completing his elementary education in New York City, he went on to Stuyvesant High School, one of the city’s selective science schools. He received his B.A. in chemistry from Columbia University in 1958 and from there went on to Harvard to earn his doctorate in chemical physics four years later. Hoffmann was only 28 when he made a name for himself with the Woodward-Hoffmann rules, a set of guidelines for determining whether and how thermal and photochemical reactions occur, and his use of molecular theory to predict chemical actuality is recognized as one of this century’s great contributions to his field. In the following interview with contributing editor Julia King, Hoff mann talks about his multifaceted career as a theorist, scientist, teacher, and poet, and shares his thoughts on the current state of science literacy and education. He also offers readers an idea of what they might expect next from a scientist who has spent a lifetime reflecting about the relation between science and human values, and the behavior of molecules and people.]

78. Maddox Bibliography Topic: D. Chemistry
    hoffmann, roald. Chemistry Imagined Reflections on Science. Washington , DC SmithsonianInstitution Press, 1993. hoffmann, roald. The Same and Not the Same.  
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79. Roald Hoffmann
    Poetry of roald hoffmann. TSUNAMI. A soliton is a singularity of wavemotion, an edge traveling just that way. We saw one, once filmed  
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80. Maney Publishing - Search Our Catalogue
    roald hoffmann Affiliations / Location Ithaca, NY, USA Publications authoredor edited by roald hoffmann Interdisciplinary Science Reviews.  
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