John Dolman Bradley

Background

Bradley, John Dolman was born on November 10, 1937 in Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, England. Arrived in South Africa, 1964. Son of William and Charlotte (Dolman) Bradley.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Leeds, England, 1959. Doctor of Philosophy, University London, 1962.

Career

Postdoctoral researcher Florida State University, Talahassee, 1962-1963. Lecturer department chemistry University Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1964-1969, senior lecturer South Africa, 1970-1984, associate professor South Africa, 1985-1999, director Radmaste Centre South Africa, since 1990, professor South Africa, since 2000. Chairman committee teaching chemistry International Union Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1996-2001, chairman committee chemistry education development, 2002-2004.

President Joint Council of Scientific Societies, South Africa, 1995-1996, South African Chemical Institute, 1989-1990. Member council African Association Pure and Applied Chemistry, Accra, Ghana, 1995-1997, president International Foundation Science Education, since 2005.

Achievements

• John Dolman Bradley has been listed as a noteworthy chemistry professor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member South African Chemical Institute (honorary. Chemical Education medal 1996), Royal Society Chemistry (correspondent member).

Connections

Married Elisabeth Le Roux Wessels, July 21, 1962. Children: Richard William, Jocelyn Elisabeth, Julia Charlotte.

Father:

William Bradley

Mother:

Charlotte (Dolman) Bradley

Spouse:

Elisabeth Le Roux Wessels

child:

Julia Charlotte Bradley

child:

Richard William Bradley

child:

Jocelyn Elisabeth Bradley