Raymond Armand Hamelin

Background

Hamelin, Raymond Armand was born on May 14, 1930 in Paris. Son of Joseph and Marie (Thomas) Hamelin.

Education

Agrégation Sciences Physiques, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, 1954. Doctor Sciences, Paris, 1960.

Career

Agrégé préparateur chimie École Normale Supérieure, 1955-1959. Scientific consultant central laboratory Etablissements Kuhlmann, Levallois, 1960-1962. Scientific attache French scientific mission Emb. of France, United States of America, 1962-1965.

Scientific director Sté Ugine-Kuhlmann, 1965-1972. Adjunct scientific director Sté Péchiney-Ugine-Kuhlmann (PUK), 1972-1974. Director Institute National Sciences Appliquées, Lyon, 1974-1991.

Professor University Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France, 1974-1995. Retired, 1995

Professor Institute National Sciences et Technologies Nucléaires, Saclay, France, 1959-1975. Member National Chemistry Committee, 1971-1974, 79-87.

Vice president Consultative Committee Scientific Research and Technology, 1973-1974. Secretary general Conference Grandes Ecoles, 1983-1991.

Achievements

• Raymond Armand Hamelin has been listed as a noteworthy science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President conseil perfectionnement Ecole Polytechnique Feminine, 1993—2005. Fellow New York Academy of Sciences, International Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry (secretary committee chemical research applied to world needs 1993-2000). Member French Society Chemistry (secretary 1992-1995, editor-in-chief L'Actualité Chimique), National Council Engineers and Scientists France (member elect administration council 1996-2002), French Register Engineers (president committee for admission 1998-2004).

Connections

Married Simone Giorgio, July 18, 1956. Children: Bernard, Christine, Rozenn.

Father:

Joseph Hamelin

Mother:

Marie (Thomas) Hamelin

Spouse:

Simone Giorgio

child:

Rozenn Hamelin

child:

Bernard Hamelin

child:

Christine Hamelin