Background
Spiess, Hans Wolfgang was born on October 14, 1942 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Hans Wolfgang Spiess
October 14, 1942 Frankfurt, Germany
Research associate, Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1968-1970; research associate, Max-Planck-Institute, Heidelberg, Federal Republic Germany, 1970-1975; research associate, U. Mainz, Federal Republic Germany, 1975-1978; professor of chemistry, U. Mainz, Federal Republic Germany, 1978-1980; professor, U. Münster, Federal Republic Germany, 1981-1982; professor, U. Bayreuth, Federal Republic Germany, 1983-1984; director, Max-Planck Institute Polymer, Mainz, since 1984. President European Polymer Federation, Strasbourg, France, 1991-1992.
Hans Wolfgang Spiess Edit Profile
Hans Wolfgang Spiess, German physical chemist, educator. Certified physical chemistry. Recipient Leibniz award, Deutsche Forschungs-Gemeinschaft, Bonn, Germany, 1988, Ampere prize, Zurich, 2002, Leibig medal German Chemical Society, 2002, Presidential medal Cornell University, 2002, award Society Polymer Science, 2003, Walther Nernst medal Physical Chemsitry, 2005.
Education
Diploma, University Frankfurt, Federal Republic Germany, 1966. Doctor of Philosophy, University Frankfurt, Federal Republic Germany, 1968.
Career
Research associate, Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1968-1970; research associate, Max-Planck-Institute, Heidelberg, Federal Republic Germany, 1970-1975; research associate, U. Mainz, Federal Republic Germany, 1975-1978; professor of chemistry, U. Mainz, Federal Republic Germany, 1978-1980; professor, U. Münster, Federal Republic Germany, 1981-1982; professor, U. Bayreuth, Federal Republic Germany, 1983-1984; director, Max-Planck Institute Polymer, Mainz, since 1984. President European Polymer Federation, Strasbourg, France, 1991-1992.
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Born
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Nationality
German -
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Education
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1966
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1968
Career
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1968 - 1970
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1970 - 1975
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1975 - 1978
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1981 - 1982
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1983 - 1984
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1984
Awards
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Recipient Leibniz award, Deutsche Forschungs-Ge Recipient Leibniz award, Deutsche Forschungs-Gemeinschaft, Bonn, Germany, 1988, Ampere prize, Zurich, 2002, Leibig medal German Chemical Society, 2002, Presidential medal Cornell University, 2002, award Society Polymer Science, 2003, Walther Nernst medal Physical Chemsitry, 2005.