81. Laureates when chemistry professor robert S. mulliken won the prize in chemistry.mulliken, whose work focused on how molecules interact with one another, http://www.fsu.edu/~fstime/FS-Times/Volume2/apr97web/11apr97.html

APRIL / MAY 1997 Archives Features News Notes Charlie Barnes ... In Memoriam Laureates add energy, prestige to FSU faculty By John S. Cole FSU Communications Group Few Southeastern schools can boast of even one Nobel laureate on the faculty. Florida State University has had five. With less than 50 years of graduate science programs under its belt, FSU has already hired more Nobel Prize winners than any other college or university in the Southeast, according to Dr. Steve Edwards, FSU's dean of the faculties. Their presence has done wonders to strengthen and expand not only FSU's science programs but its overall standing in the academic community. "Having Nobel laureates has multiple advantages," said Donald Foss, dean of Arts and Sciences. "They bring a tremendous amount of energy and intelligence to the campus and to the colleagues with whom they work. That helps to energize the university." FSU's first such Nobel-inspired excitement came in the winter of 1966, when chemistry professor Robert S. Mulliken won the prize in chemistry. Mulliken, whose work focused on how molecules interact with one another, was originally a physics professor at the University of Chicago, where he actually did the research that earned him his prize.

82. NHS Alumni robert S. mulliken, 1896 1986. robert Sanderson mulliken was born in Newburyport,Massachusetts, on June 7, 1896, the son of Samuel Parsons mulliken, http://www.newburyport.k12.ma.us/high/alumni.html

Home Newburyport High R.A.Nock Middle Bresnahan Elementary Brown Elementary Kelley Elementary a b Newburyport High School Home News Events Contacts ... Site Index breadCrumbs("www.newburyport.k12.ma.us/high","::","index.html","None","None","None","0"); Alumni President: J. Sheehan NHS Staff Alumni: Jill Archie Amy Barnes Wendy Crofts '88 Jessica Ann Kennedy '93 Jane (Powers) Lemuth '88 Carlie (Volpone) Lewis '61 Mark Littlefield Steve Malenfant '72 Ryan McCarthy Sue Stone Another NHS Almni site run by Kevin Groder, '81: NewburyportHigh.net Notable Alumni 1966 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Robert S. Mulliken, 1896 - 1986 Robert Sanderson Mulliken was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on June 7, 1896, the son of Samuel Parsons Mulliken, Professor of Organic Chemistry, and Katherine W. Mulliken. He married Mary Helen von Noè, December 24, 1929. Their children are Lucia Maria (Mrs. John P. Heard) and Valerie Noè. Mulliken took a B.Sc. Degree in 1917 at the

83. John Clarke Slater Papers, American Philosophical Society mulliken, robert S. Mullin, Charles J. Mundie, Lloyd G. Muran, LE. Murphy, Glenn.Murphy, Priscilla. Murray, John R. Murray Printing Company http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/mole/s/slater.htm

John Clarke Slater Papers (81 linear feet) B S12p American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 Table of contents Abstract Background note Administrative information Restrictions Provenance ... Series V. MIT. Solid State and Molecular Theory Group. Quarterly Reports #1-73, 1951-1970 Return to MOLE Return to APS Library Return to APS home Background note Slater served as chair of the Department of Physics until 1952, when he was appointed MIT's first Institute Professor and Harry B. Higgins chair, allowing him even greater latitude in pressing his interdisciplinary agenda. After a year spent at Brookhaven Laboratories, he returned to MIT to help establish the renowned group in solid state and molecular theory and the interdisciplinary Center for Materials Science and Engineering, the Research Laboratory of Electronics, and the Laboratory for Nuclear Science. The new perspectives on materials science emanating from these groups was instrumental in the development of the transistor, in part through the doctoral work of one of Slater's best known students, William Shockley. After Slater retired from MIT in 1966, he was hired by the University of Florida as Graduate Research Professor of Physics and Chemistry, remaining active at both institutions until his death in 1976. Slater's voluminous publications include several key works in shaping the several fields in which worked, including

84. Indiana University College Of Arts And Sciences - Office Of The Dean Dan W. 19621964 11-12 Miscellaneous 1960-1961 13-14 Mississippi ValleyHistorical 1962-1964 Review 15 mulliken, robert S. 1960-1961 16 National http://www.indiana.edu/~libarch/Inst/008inst.html

Indiana University College of Arts and Sciences - Office of the Dean Records of Frank T. Gucker, 1940-1966 (Bulk 1960-1964) Collection #8 (13 cu. ft.) Historical Note The College of Arts and Sciences, originally called the College of Liberal Arts, began in 1828 with the chartering of Indiana College. Until the Law School was established in 1889, the college of the Liberal Arts was the only permanent division of the University. The statutes governing the University which date from this period deal chiefly with what is now the College of Arts and Sciences. At first Greek and Latin were the only studies, gradually the natural and abstract sciences, history, and literature courses were added. The departmental organization of the College was formed in 1887 and consisted of 15 departments. During the period covered by this collection the College of Arts and Sciences had more than 40 degree-granting departments in addition to Optometry and Social Service schools which operated under its auspices. The name was changed from College of Liberal Arts to College of Arts and Sciences in 1921. Selatie Edgar Stout and David Andrew Rothrock had been appointed as Deans (Stout with seniority) in 1920 and shared the office until 1937 when Rothrock was made Director of Admissions. Stout continued as Dean until his retirement at the end of the third semester 1942. He was followed by Fernandus Payne (1942-1947), John William Ashton (1947-1950), Frank Thomson Gucker (1951-1965), Joseph Lee Sutton (1965-1966), Byrum E. Carter (1966-1970), George W. Wilson (1971-1973), V. J. Shiner, Jr. (1974-1979, Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis (1979-1981), and Gary A. Sojka (1981-)....

85. Philadelphia Inquirer 07/24/2005 Montgomery County Real Estate 305 W Eleventh Ave Donna M and robert S McNamara to Edward J McIlvaine, $230000 . 2661 Jean Dr Kathy Sedalis to Gerlinde H mulliken, $194000. Horsham http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/classifieds/real_estate/12198994.htm

86. Univ Of Chicago - CS - Table 1 59, mulliken, robert, S, Coord. of Info. 60, Nickson, Margaret, J, Medical Doctor Biology Division. 61, Norris, William, P, Associate Bio-Chemist http://www.childrenofthemanhattanproject.org/VET_TABLES/Met Lab/table_6d_00.htm

Society for the Historical Preservation of the Manhattan Project Manhattan Project Roll Call Metallurgical Project - Site 1 University of Chicago - Chicago, IL Met Lab Table 1 of 3 Home Prior Next Last Name First Name MI Position Miles John ? (On Loan From DuPont) Compton Arthur H Dean of Physics - Met Lab Head Hilberry Norman 1 of 3 "Suicide Squad" Allison Samuel Brill Thomas Nobles Robert Nyer Warren Wilkening Marvin Agnew Harold Sturm William Lichtenberger Harold Marshall (Woods) Leona One of Few Women Scientists Szilard Leo Physicist Fermi Enrico Physicist Zinn Walter 1 of 3 "Suicide Squad" Wattenberg Albert Anderson Herbert Weisberg Arthur L SED - Mechanical Engineer Seaborg Glenn Group Leader - Chemistry Anthony David S Associate Chemist Asprey Larned B SED - Junior Chemist Bartky Walter Asst. Director Brues Austin M Dir., Biology Division Burke Mary T Research Assistant; Instruments Div. Cahn, Jr. Albert Junior Physicist Carlson George R Research Assistant - Physics Cole Kenneth S Bio-Physicist Cortelyou Ethaline H Junior Chemist; Information Division Crawford John Physicist Dailey Mary M Research Assistant; Health Division

87. International Academy Of Quantum Molecular Science - Members Translate this page mulliken, robert S. PAULING, Linus POPLE, John A. PULLMAN, Bernard SIMONETTA,Massimo SLATER, John C. TELLER, Edward Van VLECK, John H. WILSON, E. Bright http://fractal.chem.emory.edu/IAQMS.members.html

M EMBERS OF THE A CADEMY This page gives an overview of members and deceased members of the academy. M EMBERS A AHLRICHS, Reinhart ANDRE, Jean-Marie B BAERENDS, Evert-Jan BARTLETT, Rodney J. BASILEVSKY, Mikhail V. BECKE, Axel D. ... BUCKINGHAM, A. David C CEDERBAUM, Lorenz S. CIZEK, Jiri CLARY, David C. CLEMENTI, Enrico ... CRAIG, David P. D DALGARNO, Alexander DAUDEL, Raymond DAVIDSON, Ernest R. DOMCKE, Wolfgang ... DUPUIS, Michel F FISCHER-HJALMARS, Inga G GODDARD, William A. III GORDON, Mark S. H HALL, George G. HANDY, Nicholas C. HEILBRONNER, Edgar HELGAKER, Trygve ... HOUK, Kendall N. J JEZIORSKI, Bogumil JORTNER, Joshua K KARPLUS, Martin KASHA, Michael KATO, Shigekil KOHN, Walter ... KUTZELNIGG, Werner L LEFEBVRE, Roland LEVINE, Raphael D. LIGHT, John C. LINDERBERG, Jan Erik  ... LORQUET, Jean-Claude M MALRIEU, Jean-Paul MARCUS, Rudolph A. MATSEN, Frederick A. McCONNELL, Harden M. ... MUKHERJEE, Debashis N NAGAKURA, Saburo NAKATSUJI, Hiroshi NIEUWPOORT, Willem C. NIKITIN, Evgueni E. O OLSEN, Jeppe P PALDUS, Josef PARR, Robert G. PARRINELLO, Michele PAUNCZ, Ruben ... PULLMAN, Alberte R RADOM, Leo

88. Ryerson Physical Laboratory, 1894 Professor robert S. mulliken, in his office at the top of Ryerson, For hismolecular orbital theory, robert S. mulliken received the 1966 Nobel Prize in http://physics.uchicago.edu/ryerson_history.html

Research Classes Events People ... Physics Home SEE ALSO: 1986 Historical Sketch Manhattan Project commemorative sculpture Research Institutes ... University Archives Department Photographs: Summer 1925 Summer 1931 Ryerson Physical Laboratory: A Brief History This review appeared in the Winter/Spring 1973 issue of the University of Chicago Division of the Physical Sciences Reports. The Ryerson Physical Laboratory served the Department of Physics from 1894 until 1985; now the renovated building is the home of the Department of Computer Science. The crennelated battlements surround a miniature observatory, enormous oak beams overlook physics laboratories, a spiral staircase corkscrews up the front tower, and iron filigree trims the central staircase. In the attics rest mementos beyond description. This somewhat unlikely collection of neogothic grandeur is the Ryerson Physical Laboratory on the University campus. Site of early (and historical) work in the physical sciences, the building has sheltered several Nobel Prize winners, the Manhattan Project , and houses the continuing business of educating students at the University.

89. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows Biographical Memoirs 1999 vol 45 pp 275294, plate, by robert S White mulliken, robert Sanderson. Biographical Memoirs 1990 vol 35 pp 327-354, plate, http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2376

90. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results robert S mulliken Biography mulliken was the recipient of the 1966 chemistryNobel Prize for his use of the molecular orbital method to understand http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psibrowse2.pl?limit=25&subject=509.2m&top

91. AEM -- Index By Author (Jan 2003; Volume 10, Number 1) H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z P. Allison Abstract Full Text mulliken, robert Abstract Full Text http://www.aemj.org/content/vol10/issue1/aindex.shtml

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92. AEM -- Index By Author (Dec 1999; Volume 6, Number 12) Annette Abstract Full Text mulliken, robert Abstract Full Text S. Sanders, Arthur B. Full Text Schumacher, John Full Text Sklar, http://www.aemj.org/content/vol6/issue12/aindex.shtml

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96. DCF Honor Roll Laurence S. Duffy Marc F. Efron robert M. Ellsworth, MD J. Eric Engstrom MyronFalchuk, MD David L. mulliken John T. Munroe, Jr. robert G. Murphy, Jr. http://www.dartmouth.edu/~alfund/thankyou/2004/1965.html

2004 Honor Roll Thanks to those below who gave in FY 2004. Class of 1965 47.3% Participation 30-39 Years of Giving Carl H. Amon, III Theodore W. Atkinson, Jr. Richard J. Avery Charles M. Bailin M.D. Peter L. Baumbusch Professor Richard B. Beams David J. Beattie Kenneth A. Behar Dennis L. Bekemeyer Francis E. Bellizia Michael A. Bettmann, M.D. Robert D. Blake Donald M. Boardman Carl A. Boe Allan R. Boyce Theodore L. Bracken Mark J. Brodkey, M.D. Bill A. Brown Francis L. Burk, Jr. Donald M. Burland David C. Bush, M.D. Peter J. Bush Thomas Campbell Russell B. Capelle, Jr., Ph.D. James F. Carey, III Herbert E. Carlson, Jr. Russell L. Carson Howard O. Child Michael G. Ciborski, M.D. Michael J. Crawford Albert J. Czaja, Jr., M.D. James M. Danielson Francis M. Davenport, III Richard J. Davey, M.D. J. Jefferson Davis James R. Dealing, Ph.D. John H. Drake, II Laurence S. Duffy Marc F. Efron Robert M. Ellsworth, M.D. J. Eric Engstrom Myron Falchuk, M.D. Thomas D. Falcon David M. Feldshuh, M.D. John D. Fenniman John Chris Fisher Ph.D.

97. Honor Roll David L. mulliken Alan B. Munro, MD John T. Munroe, Jr. robert G. Murphy, Jr . Jerome S. Putnam, MD E. robert Quasman Arthur H. Rainey JG Ramage http://www.dartmouth.edu/~alfund/thankyou/2005/1965.html

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98. Mis/Adventures In Mis/Quoting robert mulliken, Horgan’s presumed source, and a student of Michelson, 24 robert S. mulliken, ‘Spectroscopy, Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Physics,’ http://www.utpjournals.com/product/jsp/323/quoting1.html

Published in Journal of Scholarly Publishing Volume 32, Number 3 April 2001 To see more articles and book reviews from this and other journals visit UTPJOURNALS online at UTPJOURNALS.com Mis/Adventures in Mis/Quoting David Henige David Henige, a librarian and historian, explores the principles and practices of accurate quoting. Using the examples of quotations attributed to Charles H. Duell, Joseph Lister, J.E. Erichsen, and Albert Michelson, Henige discusses the ways in which inaccurate quotations and the repeated use of common editorial modifications, including ellipses and bracketed alterations, have altered the original material over time. The author urges researchers to take care to seek the original source of citations in an effort to ensure the accuracy of their own quotations. Thus at your request, I have shown in many Instances, how partial you have been in your Citations, taking some fragments, or parcels of Sentences, or sometimes a short Sentence you thought might serve your turn, and always leaving what you could not but know would have destroyed your Notion or Argument. I II III IV This was truly grist for my mill, particularly as it echoed a very similar statement by the historian Lord Acton at about the same time. I set about determining how many patents had been issued since 1900 to expose the sheer magnitude of the miscalculation. I borrowed microfiche copies of the annual reports of the Patent Office for the period, presuming that the statement must have been made in one of these.

99. Molecular Electronic Spectra, Dispersion And Polarization: The Theoretical Inter robert S mulliken et al 1941 Rep. Prog. Phys. 8 231273 Find related articles.By author. robert S mulliken, Carol A Rieke. IOP CrossRef Search http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0034-4885/8/1/312

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