Background
Glemser, Oskar Max was born on November 12, 1911 in Stuttgart, Germany. Son of Karl and Amalie (Gogel) Glemser.
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Oskar GLEMSER, German chemistry Medal of German Chemical Society; Medal of University; Medal of Jozef Stefan Institute; Medal of Societe Francaise de Chimie. Rureau International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry 1973-1977; Leopoldina German Academy, for Scientific Research, Halle, Austrian Academy, of Sciences, New York Academy, of Sciences, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Education
Engineering diploma, Technology Hochschule, Stuttgart, 1935. Doctor Engineering (honorary), Technology Hochschule, Stuttgart, 1976. Doctor Honoris causa, University Besançon, France, 1978.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (honorary), University Braunschweig, Federal Republic Germany, 1982.
Career
Engineer, Institute for Inorganic Chemistry and Electro Chemistry, Technische Hochschule, Aachen 1939-1941, Dozent 1941-1948, Extra-Mural Professor 1948-1952. Professor, and Director of the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry University of Gottingen 1952-1980. President, of Academy, of Sciences, Gottingen 1962-1970.
President German Chemical Society 1976-1977.
Doctor Ing. e.h., Doctor of Natural Sciences honorary degree, Honorary degree.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, German Chemical Society (honorary, president Frankfurt chapter 1976-1977, Liebig-Denkmünze award 1970), Academy of Sciences Göttingen, Deutsche Akademie die Natur., Österr. Academie Wissenschaft (president 1962-1970).
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Married Ida-Marie Greiner, May 24, 1938. Children: Christel, Rainer.
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Education
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1935
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1976
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1978
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1982
Career
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1935 - 1939
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1939 - 1952
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1952 - 1980
Awards
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Recipient silver medal University Helsinki, Finland, 1972, medal Jozef-Stefan-Institute University Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, 1981, Moisson medal Society Chimique, France, 1986. American Chem Society award for Creative Work in Fluorine Chemistry, 1994.Recipient silver medal University Helsinki, Finland, 1972, medal Jozef-Stefan-Institute University Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, 1981, Moisson medal Society Chimique, France, 1986. American Chem Society award for Creative Work in Fluorine Chemistry, 1994.