Background
Paradowski, Robert John was born on June 13, 1940 in South River, New Jersey, United States. Son of Adolph Edward and Helen Mary (Czechowicz) Paradowski.
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Robert John Paradowski, American history of science educator. Achievements include research in great persons and events from history, science and technical. Woodrow Wilson National Foundation fellow, 1965-1966, National Science Foundation graduate fellow Brandeis University, 1965-1967, University Wisconsin, 1970-1972; National Science Foundation research grantee Linus Pauling Institute, 1980-1982.
Education
Master of Arts in Chemistry, Brandeis University, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy in History of Science, University Wisconsin, 1972.
Career
Assistant professor, Brooklyn College, 1972-1977; assistant professor, Eisenhower College, Seneca Falls, New York, 1977-1979; visiting professor, Linus Pauling Institute Science and Medicine, Menlo Park, California, 1979-1980, 81-82; associate professor Eisenhower College,, Rochester Institute Technology, Seneca Falls, 1980-1981, 82-83; associate professor of history of science, Rochester (New York) Institute Technology, 1983-1995; professor, Rochester (New York) Institute Technology, since 1995. Research physical chemist Panametrics, Inc., Waltham, Massachusetts, 1969.
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Membership
Member American Chemical Society, History of Science Society, British Society for History of Science, Sigma Xi.
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Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1967
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1972
Career
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1972 - 1977
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1977 - 1979
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1979 - 1980
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1980 - 1981
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1980 - 1981
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Awards
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Woodrow Wilson National Foundation fellow, 1965-1966, National Science Foundation graduate fellow Brandeis University, 1965-1967, University Wisconsin, 1970-1972. National Science Foundation research grantee Linus Pauling Institute, 1980-1982.Woodrow Wilson National Foundation fellow, 1965-1966, National Science Foundation graduate fellow Brandeis University, 1965-1967, University Wisconsin, 1970-1972. National Science Foundation research grantee Linus Pauling Institute, 1980-1982.