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Keller, Jaime Roberto was born on November 10, 1936 in Mexico D.F., Mexico. Son of Arturo and Rosario (Torres) Keller.
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Jaime Roberto Keller
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Jaime Roberto Keller, Mexican theoretical chemist, physicist. Registered professional engineer, Mexico. Recipient Andres Manuel del Rio prize Mexican Chemical Society, 1980, National prize Government of Mexico, 1981, Juan Salvador Agraz prize Alumni National Autonomous University Mexico, 1982; named Distinguished Catedra Jose Gomez-Ibanez lecturer Wesleyan University, 1982.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1950. Doctor of Philosophy in Physics, University Bristol, 1971.
Career
Project engineer, Industrial Quimica Pensalt, Mexico, 1959-1961; technical director, Derivados Macroquimicos, Mexico, 1961; lecturer chemistry, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1961-1972; professor, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1972-1976; head theoretical chemistry department, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, since 1974; professor physics, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, since 1976; member academic council, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico dean higher studies faculty, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1989-1997.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Physics Society, Societa Italiana di Fisica, European Physical Society, International Society Quantum Biology, Sociedad Quimica de Mexico, Sociedad Mexicana de Fisica, Academy de la Investigacion Cientifica de Mexico, Academy Européenne, Hydrogen Energy Society, Mexican National Research System.
Connections
Married Christina Pérez, December 20, 1967. Children: Cristina, Alejandro, Roberto.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1950
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1971
Career
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1959 - 1961
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1961
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Recipient Andres Manuel del Rio prize Mexican Chemical Society, 1980, National prize Government of Mexico, 1981, Juan Salvador Agraz prize Alumni National Autonomous University Mexico, 1982. Named Distinguished Catedra Jose Gomez-Ibanez lecturer Wesleyan University, 1982.Recipient Andres Manuel del Rio prize Mexican Chemical Society, 1980, National prize Government of Mexico, 1981, Juan Salvador Agraz prize Alumni National Autonomous University Mexico, 1982. Named Distinguished Catedra Jose Gomez-Ibanez lecturer Wesleyan University, 1982.