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Harwood, Laurence Marius was born on December 17, 1954 in Lincoln, England. Son of Harold Hunter and Catherine Anne (Mahoney) Harwood.
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Harwood, Laurence Marius was born on December 17, 1954 in Lincoln, England. Son of Harold Hunter and Catherine Anne (Mahoney) Harwood.
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with 1st Class Honors, Manchester (England) University, 1975; Master of Science in Organic Chemistry, Manchester (England) University, 1976; Doctor of Philosophy in Organic Chemistry, Manchester (England) University, 1978; Master of Arts, Merton College, Oxford, England, 1983.
Royal Society fellow, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, 1978-1980; Science Research Council advanced fellow, Manchester U., 1980-1983; university lecturer, University of Oxford, 1983-1995; college fellow, Merton College, Oxford, 1983-1995; professor, head organic chemistry, Reading (England) University, since 1995. Visiting fellow École Chimie des Materiaux et Polymères, Strasbourg, France, since 1994. Referee Tetrahedron Jours., Oxford, since 1985.
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School governor Dauntsey's School, Devizes, England. Fellow Royal Society Chemistry (referee since 1985). Member Royal Horticultural Society, Bonsai Clubs International.
Married Maureen Robins, September 3, 1977 (divorced February 1997). Married Anne Carol Stanford, August 2, 1997.
