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Stieglitz, Julius
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Personal details: 1867, Hoboken, NJ - 1937 photo: Education: * 1881-1886 Realgynasium, Karlsuhe, Baden, Germany * studied 1 year University of Gottingen, 3 years University of Berlin * 1889 earned Ph.D. in chemistry * 1890 studied at Clark University Work History: * 1890-1892 chemist for Park, Davis & Co, Detroit, MI * 1892-1893 docent instructor, University of Chicago * 1893-1894 assistant instructor, University of Chicago * 1894-1897 instructor, University of Chicago * 1897-1902 assistant professor, University of Chicago * 1902-1905 associate professor, University of Chicago * 1905- professor, University of Chicago * 1915- chemistry department chair, University of Chicago Stieglitz served as chairman of the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society in 1904 and as national ACS president in 1917. He was awarded the Willard Gibbs Medal in 1923. He was the younger brother of the photographer Alfred Stieglitz. An archive deposited at the University of Arizona by their nephew Herbert Small includes a photocopy of the Stieglitz genealogy, a biography of Julius Stieglitz, and material on Alfred and his associates. For more information see Miles, Wyndham D., ed. American chemists and chmical engineers. Washington: American Chemical Society, 1976. 456-457. Also see M. Gomberg, American Philosophical Society year book 1937, 409-411. Source: v. C, pp.401, National Cyclopaedia of American Biography. New York: James T. White & Co. 1930 (See also v.15, pp.56, National Cyclopaedia of American Biography. New York: James T. White & Co. 1916, with photograph.) "Chairmen of the Chicago Section of ACS", A Guide to the Chemical History of Chicago. http://chemhistory-chicago.org/acs.htm |
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