Background
Gross, Michael Lawrence was born on November 6, 1940 in St. Cloud, Minnesota, United States. Son of Ralph J. and Margaret T. (Iten) Gross.
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Michael Lawrence Gross
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Michael Lawrence Gross, British Chemistry educator. E-mail: [email protected]. Recipient award for distinguished teaching U. Nebraska, 1978, Pioneer award Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1987; identified as one of Top 50 Cited Chemists in World, 1984-1991.
Education
Bachelor, St. John's U., St. Cloud, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota, 1966.
Career
Postdoctoral fellow, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1966-1967;
postdoctoral fellow, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, 1967-1968;
assistant professor of chemistry, U. Nebraska, Lincoln, 1968-1972;
associate professor, U. Nebraska, Lincoln, 1972-1978;
professor, U. Nebraska, Lincoln, 1978-1983;
3M alumni professor, U. Nebraska, Lincoln, 1983-1988;
C. Petrus Peterson professor, U. Nebraska, Lincoln, 1988-1994;
director, Midwest Center for Mass Spectrometry, Lincoln, 1978-1994;
professor of chemistry, pathology, and medicine, Washington University, St. Louis, since 1994. Member metallobiochemistry study section National Institutes of Health, Washington, 1985-1988. Member board on chemical science and technical National Research Council, 1986-1991.
Visiting professor International Graduate School, U. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1990, U. Warwick, England, 1988.
Achievements
Membership
Member institutional review board St. Elizabeth, Lincoln General and Bryan Memorial hospitals, 1982-1990. Member American Chemical Society, American Society for Massachusetts Spectrometry, Union ConcernedScientists, Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon.
Connections
Married Kathleen M. Trammer, June 13, 1966 (divorced 1981). Children: Matthew R. and Michele R. (twins). Married Judith L. Stewart, 1994.
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient award for distinguished teaching U. Nebraska, 1978, Pioneer award Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1987. Identified as one of Top 50 Cited Chemists in World, 1984-1991.Recipient award for distinguished teaching U. Nebraska, 1978, Pioneer award Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1987. Identified as one of Top 50 Cited Chemists in World, 1984-1991.