Background
Grunwald, Arnold Paul was born on December 7, 1910 in Berlin. Son of Richard Michael and Hedwig (Bamann) Grunwald. came to the United States, 1952, naturalized, 1957.
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Arnold Paul Grunwald
Edit Profileengineer communications executive
Arnold Paul Grunwald, German Communications executive, engineer. Achievements include United States and foreign patents in several fields.
M C. Recipient Letter of Commendation, President United States, 1976, One of 100 Most Significant Products award Industrial Research magazine, 1969; Hew grantee unites states department Health, Edition and Welfare, 1969-1975, grantee State of Illinois, 1992-1993.
Education
Degree in physics and mathematics, University, Munich, 1933; degree in engineering, Technology University, Munich, 1945.
Career
Chief engineer, general manager, Wehoba GmbH, Weilheim, Germany, 1946-1949;
engineer, Capital Engineering Company, Chicago, 1952-1958;
associate engineer, Argonne (Illinois) National Laboratory, 1958-1977;
chairman Argonne Senate, Argonne (Illinois) National Laboratory, 1971-1972;
consultant, president, Research for Braille Communication, Chicago, since 1977. Consultant American Foundation for Blind, New York City, 1973-1976, division for blind Library. Congress, Washington, 1970.
Construction engineering Chisholm, Boyd & White, Chicago, Ethicon Inc., Chicago. Participant international conferences on engineering, social and ethical issues.
Achievements
Membership
Vice president, education chairman Parents of the Blind, Chicago, 1957-1967. Group discussion leader World Federalists, Chicago. Lecturer Union of Concerned Scientist, Argonne.
Partner Public Citizen Partners. Member Federation American Scientists, National Federation of the Blind, Sigma Xi.
Connections
Married Grete Marie Gwinner, December 29, 1945. Children: Eva Dubowski, Peter.
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Recipient Letter of Commendation, President United States, 1976, One of 100 Most Significant Products award Industrial Research magazine, 1969. Hew grantee United States Department Health, Education and Welfare, 1969-1975, grantee State of Illinois, 1992-1993.Recipient Letter of Commendation, President United States, 1976, One of 100 Most Significant Products award Industrial Research magazine, 1969. Hew grantee United States Department Health, Education and Welfare, 1969-1975, grantee State of Illinois, 1992-1993.