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42. CMU Nobel Winner John Pople Dies At 78 For a softspoken, gentlemanly academic, john A. pople sure had a way of causing a public stir. john pople when he won the Nobel prize in 1998. http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04078/287523.stm

Local News Latest News Previous Articles Neighborhoods ... Lillian Martinez CMU Nobel winner John Pople dies at 78 Caused uproar about 'brain drain' when he left his native England Thursday, March 18, 2004 By Byron Spice, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette For a soft-spoken, gentlemanly academic, John A. Pople sure had a way of causing a public stir. Brett Coomer/Associated Press John Pople when he won the Nobel prize in 1998. His decision to leave his native England to join the Carnegie Institute of Technology and Mellon Institute in 1964 generated headlines and caused a political uproar in the British Parliament over the "brain drain" of British scientists headed for the United States. And his work with early computers in the dingy basement of the Mellon Institute building in Oakland yielded a revolutionary set of computer codes that are still widely used by chemists, astrophysicists and other scientists around the globe. For that work, Dr. Pople shared the 1998 Nobel Prize for chemistry. It also won him Israel's 1992 Wolf Prize in chemistry and a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth in 2003. Dr. Pople, who retired from Carnegie Mellon University in 1991 and was a professor at Northwestern University, died Monday of colon cancer at the Chicago home of his daughter, Hilary Pople. He was 78.

43. Blog Of Death: John Pople jpople.jpg Sir john Anthony pople, a Nobel laureate and knight of the British Empire, died on March 15 from liver cancer. He was 78. Born in Burnhamon-Sea, http://www.blogofdeath.com/archives/000827.html

Blog of Death Main March 20, 2004 John Pople Sir John Anthony Pople , a Nobel laureate and knight of the British Empire, died on March 15 from liver cancer. He was 78. Born in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, England, Pople developed a passion for mathematics when he was 12 years old. He reveled in algebraic equations and read calculus books he found in trashcans. Pople attended Cambridge University, where he earned a doctorate in mathematics in 1951. The following year, he envisioned a plan to develop mathematical models to study molecules. With these models, scientists could determine theoretical outcomes without performing physical experiments. Pople taught mathematics at Cambridge, and served as the head of the physics department at the National Physical Laboratory near London, but yearned to spend more time doing research in quantum chemistry rather than administrative paperwork. So he moved to the United States in 1964, and took a teaching position at Carnegie Tech, which later become Carnegie-Mellon University. For two decades, Pople educated students on chemical physics while working on a computer program that would predict the properties of molecules. He joined the

44. Obituary: John A. Pople, Observer Online (04-01-2004), Northwestern University “john pople is rewarded for developing computational methods making possible the theoretical study of molecules, their properties and how they act together http://www.northwestern.edu/observer/issues/2004-04-01/obit.html

Archives Staff Info Contact Us Jobs ... Northwestern News April 1, 2004 Obituary: John A. Pople Mr. Pople, 78, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1998, had been a member of the Northwestern faculty since 1986. The Nobel Prize Committee honored Mr. Pople in 1998 for his pioneering contributions in developing methods that can be used for theoretical studies of the properties of molecules and the chemical processes in which they are involved, saying: The award of a Knighthood recognized his extraordinary contribution in the field of chemistry. Knight Commander (KBE) is a distinction within the realm of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, founded in 1917, initially to recognise service by civilians in the First World War. This award now honors civilians and service personnel for public service or outstanding contribution to society. He is survived by his daughter, Hilary Pople; three sons Adrian, Mark and Andrew Pople; and 11 grandchildren. Top Stories Wachtel named Graduate School dean Symposium participants will focus on Rwandan genocide 10 years later Feature Other News HR news Guinier highlights spring lectures Summer Session registration for School of Continuing Studies opens April 12 Obituary: John A. Pople

45. Pople Receives Knighthood From Queen Of England, Observer Online (02-13-2003), N john pople john pople, Nobel laureate and Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry, The award of a Knighthood recognizes john pople’s extraordinary http://www.northwestern.edu/observer/issues/2003-02-13/pople.html

Archives Staff Info Contact Us Jobs ... Northwestern News February 13, 2003 Pople receives Knighthood from Queen of England The honor of Knighthood dates back to medieval chivalry, from which also comes the method used in the United Kingdom of conferring a Knighthood by the touch of a sword known as the accolade. Knight Commander (KBE) is a distinction within the realm of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, which was founded in 1917, initially to recognize service by civilians in the First World War. This award now honors civilians and service personnel for public service or outstanding contribution to society. Pople was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1998 for his pioneering contributions in developing computational methods making possible the theoretical study of molecules, their properties, and how they act together in chemical reactions. To make his computational techniques easily accessible to researchers, Pople designed the GAUSSIAN computer program used by thousands of chemists. Pople has been a Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences, a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a member of the American Chemical Society, a Fellow of the American Physical Society and a Fellow of the Royal Society, London.

46. The Research Group Of Robert M. Waymouth: Publications Wiyatno, Willy; Fuller, Gerald G.; pople, john A.; Gast, Alice P.; Chen, Zhongren; Schoenherr, Holger; Wiyatno, Willy; pople, john; Frank, Curtis W.; http://www.stanford.edu/group/waymouth/publications.shtml

Publications Reybuck, SE; Lincoln, AL; Ma, S; Waymouth, RM Amine bis(phenolate) zirconium complexes: Influence of ligand structure and cocatalyst on copolymerization behavior Macromolecules Wilmes, GM; France, MB; Lynch, SR; Waymouth, RM Effects of ligand substitutions on the rotation rate of indenyl ligands in bis(2-arylindenyl)zirconocenes by NMR line-shape analysis and relaxation in the rotating frame Organometallics Reybuck, SE; Waymouth, RM Investigation of bridge and 2-phenyl substituent effects on ethylene/alpha-olefin copolymerization behavior with 1,2 '-Bridged bis(indenyl)zirconium dichlorides Macromolecules Mahanthappa, MK; Cole, AP; Waymouth, RM Synthesis, structure, and reactivity of hydroxylaminato alkyltitanium complexes Organometallics Mahanthappa, MK; Cole, AP; Waymouth, RM Synthesis, structure, and ethylene/alpha-olefin polymerization behavior of (cyclopentadienyl),(nitroxide)titanium complexes Organometallics Wiyatno, W; Chen, ZR; Liu, YX; Waymouth, RM; Krukonis, V; Brennan, K Heterogeneous composition and microstructure of elastomeric polypropylene from a sterically hindered 2-arylindenylhafnium catalyst Macromolecules Stancik, CM; Lavoie, AR; Schutz, J; Achurra, PA; Lindner, P; Gast, AP; Waymouth, RM

47. :: Pope John Paul II I ve elsewhere written about how radically profound was pople john Paul II s vision of global economic justice. I love him for making such a vision the http://www.therationalradical.com/2005/04/pope-john-paul-ii.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=3735851"); :: The Rational Radical Blog :: Home Contact SUBSCRIBE: Site Feed Monday, April 04, 2005 Pope John Paul II I've elsewhere written about how radically profound was Pople John Paul II's vision of global economic justice. I love him for making such a vision the official social doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church. But it must also be asked: has anyone in history ever done more to justify, if not foster, sexism and homophobia? And since the Church spent far more time on the no-woman-priests, anti-gay issues, on balance the Pope's legacy is at best mixed. PS to right-wingers: As the CIA itself predicted long before the fact, the Soviet Union would have economically and politically collapsed all on its own, without the Pope or Reagan. Here's an additional take on the Pope's legacy from a professor in England: The greatest crime of his papacy, however, was neither his part in this cover up nor his neanderthal attitude to women. It was the grotesque irony by which the Vatican condemned - as a 'culture of death' - condoms, which might have saved countless Catholics in the developing world from an agonising Aids death. The Pope goes to his eternal reward with those deaths on his hands. He was one of the greatest disasters for the Christian church since Charles Darwin. Actually, possibly Pope John Paul II's greatest crime was his destruction of liberation theology in the Third World, a destruction which makes far

48. Wedmore Genealogy Kellys Directory pople Hannah (Mrs), Farmer pople James, Farmer pople john, Farmer pople William, Farmer pople William, Farmer PORTER Henry, Farmer PUDDY George, Farmer http://www.tutton.org/kellys1.html

Wedmore Genealogy Pages EXTRACT FROM KELLY'S DIRECTORY 1883 WEDMORE Wedmore is a township and parish in the Mid division of the County 3 1/2 miles from Cheddar railway station and 8 north west from Wells (its market town) and 6 from Axbridge, in the eastern division of Bempstone hundred, Axbridge Union, County Court district and rural deanery, Wells Archdeaconry and diocese of Bath and Wells. Wedmore is situated on a rising ground, surrounded by moors which in former times were deluged with water. The river Axe divides it from the hundred of Wells Forum and the Brue bounds it on the south: it is divided into five tithings, namely, Wedmore, The Borough, Churchland, Blackford and Northload - the last being in the hundred of Glastonbury Twelve Hides. Theale and Blackford are ecclesiastical parishes taken out of this parish and given under separate headings. This is an ancient borough, governed by Portreeves chosen annualy: a court is held yearly, where are appointed bread weighers, ale tasters, swineherd and bailiffs: the whole of this is now , however, a form.

49. Wedmore Genealogy 1851 Census pople john 66 Farmer 60 Acres Wedmore, Som. Nancy 60 Wedmore, Som. pople john 34 Farmer 49 Acres Wedmore, Som. Hannah 30 Wedmore, Som. http://www.tutton.org/cen5104.html

Wedmore Genealogy Pages 1851 Census of Wedmore He has been kind enough to allow the Wedmore portion of his 1851 Somerset Census Transcription to be placed on our site for personal research only. Please support his efforts by purchasing his version of the census at: http://www.mycensuses.com Or, email Gordon at: gordonb@mycensuses.com Used by permission of the owner. The census is divided into 8 parts, click on the census that features the part of Wedmore Parish that interests you: Census 1 The Borough, Goosham and Wedmore Moor. Census 2 Coombe Batch, Mill Lane, Flood Street Census 3 Census 4 Cocklake, Crickham Census 5 Theale Chapelry, Mudgley, Newtown, Bagley Census 6 Theale, Scotland, Penborough, Northland Teale, Latham. Census 7 Blackford, Wellsway, Westham, Tealham Census 8 Blackford, West Stoughton, Washbrook, Eastfield CENSUS No. 4

50. AUSTRALIA DEATHS late of Lakemba. 23DEC1983 SMH. pople,Edward john Irvine late of Artarmon, formerly of Baulkham Hills. 12APR2002 SMH. pople,john http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswsdps/ausdp224.htm

THE RYERSON INDEX AUSTRALIA DEATH, FUNERAL, PROBATE NOTICES and OBITUARIES Ryerson Index Home Page NAME DATE AGE TYPE PLACE PUBLISHED POOLE,Norman Death late of Moolymook SMH POOLE,Norman Charles Death at Swan Hill Victoria SMH POOLE,Norman William Death formerly of Canterbury SMH POOLE,Olga May Death NMH POOLE,Olga May Death NMH POOLE,Olwen Irene Death late of Bathurst SMH POOLE,Orchard Death late of Randwick SMH POOLE,Philip Henry Death at Port Macquarie, late of Dee Why SMH POOLE,Phoebe Ann Death at Auburn SMH POOLE,Phoebe Dorothy Gladys Death late of Kingsford SMH POOLE,Phyllis Agnes Death late of Carlingford, formerly of Umina SMH POOLE,Phyllis Enid (Pat) Death late of Artarmon SMH POOLE,Phyllis Hilda Death formerly of Arncliffe DT POOLE,Phyllis Joan Death late of Belmore SMH POOLE,Phyllis Margaret Death late of West Pennant Hills SMH POOLE,Phyllis Muriel Death late of Avalon, formerly of Lindfield SMH POOLE,Rachel Mary Death late of Woy Woy SMH POOLE,Rachel Mary Death late of Woy Woy CCE POOLE,Ray Russell Death late of Alstonville LNS POOLE,Raymond Cecil Death NMH POOLE,Rebecca Gertrude (Trudy) Death late of Eastwood SMH POOLE,Reginald Edgar

51. Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine For IUPAC Walter Kohn (left) and john pople in Stockholm, 2001, during the Nobel Prize john pople became a research fellow at Trinity College of Cambridge http://www.iupac.org/publications/ci/2004/2604/4_hargittai.html

Vol. 26 No. 4 July-August 2004 Role Models in Chemistry:John Pople Walter Kohn (left) and John Pople in Stockholm, 2001, during the Nobel Prize Centennial celebrations. John Pople became a research fellow at Trinity College of Cambridge University in 1951, and lecturer on the mathematical faculty in 1954. However, by 1958, he became dissatisfied with his position in Cambridge and wanted to find a new job with more scientific activity. The first attempt was not very successful in that the position he took in a national physics laboratory was burdened by administrative duties. The breakthrough was the result of a sabbatical leave at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, from 1961 to 1962. This led the Pople family to relocate to Pittsburgh in 1964. He joined the Mellon Institute, which had excellent computational facilities. The Mellon Institute and the Carnegie Institute merged in 1967. The Poples moved from Pittsburgh to Evanston in 1981 to be closer to their daughter, but he remained affiliated with Carnegie-Mellon. In 1993, his relocation became complete as he joined Northwestern University where he worked, until his recent death, at the Chemistry Department as Board of Trustees professor. Pople received many awards and other distinctions in addition to the Nobel Prize. He became Fellow of the Royal Society (London) in 1961 and he was knighted in 2003. So, during his last months he lived as Sir John Pople. In 2002, the Royal Society bestowed upon him its most prestigious award, the Copley Medal. He also won the von Humboldt Award in Germany and the Wolf Prize in Israel.

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53. John_Pople pople considered himself more of a mathematician than a chemist, but theoretical chemists consider him one of pople, john Anthony pople, john Anthony http://copernicus.subdomain.de/John_Pople

Suche: Main Page Sir '''John Anthony Pople''' ( October 31 March 15 ) was a theoretical chemist . Born in England , he attended Bristol Grammar School , where an IT room and a scholarship are named after him. He moved to the United States of America in the early , where he lived the rest of his life, though he retained British citizenship. He received his B. A. (in ) and doctorate (in degree s in mathematics , from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom . His thesis was, however, on a topic that would generally be considered chemistry : the bonding structures of water . Pople considered himself more of a mathematician than a chemist, but theoretical chemists consider him one of the most important of their number. His first major contribution was a theory of approximate molecular orbital (MO) calculations on pi electron systems in , identical to the one developed by Rudolph Pariser and Robert G. Parr in the same year, and now called the Pariser-Parr-Pople method . Subsequently, he developed the methods of Complete Neglect of Differential Overlap (CNDO) (in ) and Intermediate Neglect of Differential Overlap (INDO) (shortly later) for approximate MO calculations on three-dimensional molecules, and other developments in

54. Pople, Sir John Anthony. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 pople, Sir john Anthony. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 200105. http://www.bartleby.com/65/po/PopleSirJA.html

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55. Session: John Pople Memorial Symposium 3, john pople, the early years From Carnegie Tech to CarnegieMellon Mark S. Gordon. 4, The birth of Gaussian Warren J. Hehre http://membership.acs.org/C/COMP/pastprograms/sp05/S17026.HTM

COMP Symposium Grid COMP Session Listing COMP Sunday, March 13, 2005 Oral John Pople Memorial Symposium Organizer: H.B. Schlegel Organizer, Presiding: Leo Radom John Pople: The early years A. David Buckingham A half-century of a PP friendship Robert G. Parr John Pople, the early years: From Carnegie Tech to Carnegie-Mellon Mark S. Gordon The birth of Gaussian Warren J. Hehre The later years: CMU, Stockholm and beyond Peter M.W. Gill John in Evanston: Some reminiscences and thoughts Mark A. Ratner A friendship late in life Walter Kohn John Pople Memorial Symposium Next Session Symposium Grid Division of Computers in Chemistry Session Listing Cosponsor: Division of Physical Chemistry

56. Session: John Pople Memorial Symposium john pople Memorial Symposium. Organizers, HB Schlegel Leo Radom. Presiding, Jayaraman Chandrasekhar. 24, Lowcoordination silicon compounds. http://membership.acs.org/C/COMP/pastprograms/sp05/S17029.HTM

COMP Symposium Grid COMP Session Listing COMP Sunday, March 13, 2005 Oral John Pople Memorial Symposium Organizers: H.B. Schlegel Leo Radom Presiding: Jayaraman Chandrasekhar Low-coordination silicon compounds. Interplay and synergism between experiment and theory Yitzhak Apeloig The schizophrenic effect of geminal fluorination on the kinetic stability of molecules containing strained rings Weston Thatcher Borden , David A. Hrovat, Christine Isborn, Scott B. Lewis, Stephen Getty Stable carbon(0) compounds: Theoretical analysis of molecules with unusual bonding situations Gernot Frenking What IS the acidity of imidazole? An assessment of theoretical protocols for calculation of pKa values Brian F. Yates , Alison M. Magill Intramolecular hydrogen bonds versus other weak interactions Otilia MÛ Ming Wah Wong Previous Session John Pople Memorial Symposium Next Session Symposium Grid Division of Computers in Chemistry Session Listing Cosponsor: Division of Physical Chemistry

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59. Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Sir John Pople Sir john pople, who has died aged 78, was a mathematician who became a pioneer john Anthony pople, scientist, born October 32 1925; died March 15 2004 http://www.guardian.co.uk/obituaries/story/0,3604,1172894,00.html

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60. In Memoriam John A. Pople Sir john Anthony pople, KBE, PhD (Cantab.), DHC (Cantab.) john A. pople, passed away on March 15, 2004. More details will be added as they become http://theochem.weizmann.ac.il/pople.html

Sir John Anthony Pople, KBE, PhD (Cantab.), DHC (Cantab.) (October 31, 1925 March 15, 2004) One of the founding fathers of quantum chemistry, Prof. John A. Pople, passed away on March 15, 2004. More details will be added as they become available. Prof. Pople shared the 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Walter Kohn (b. 1923). A partial listing of other awards includes the WATOC Schroedinger Medal, the Humphrey Davy Medal of the Royal Society (London, 1988), the Wolf Prize (Israel, 1992) , the Kirkwood Medal (1994), the ACS Award in Theoretical Chemistry (1998), the Legion of Honor (France, 1999), Doctor Honoris Causa (Cambridge University, 2001), and Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (2003). May his memory be blessed. Obituaries: New York Times Daily Telegraph Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Chemical and Engineering News ... Entry on John Pople in Wikipedia. Home Page at Northwestern University. Entry in Gallery of Chemists Chronology and Picture Gallery at Gaussian.com Reflections on John Pople's career and legacy by Michael J. Frisch, CEO of Gaussian, Inc. Remembrance: John A. Pople

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