Thomas C. Farrar

Background

Farrar, Thomas C. was born on January 14, 1933 in Independence, Kansas, United States. Son of Otis C. and Agnes K. Farrar.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Chemistry, Wichita State University, 1954; Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, University of Illinois, 1959.

Career

National Science Foundation fellow, Cambridge U., England, 1959-1961; professor of chemistry, U. Oregon, Eugene, 1961-1963; chief, magnetism section, National Bureau Standards, Washington, 1963-1971; director R & D, Japan Electron Optics Laboratory, Cranford, New Jersey, 1971-1975; director instructor, National Science Foundation, Washington, 1975-1979; professor of chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison, since 1979. Chairman advising committee Massachusetts Institute of Technology National Magnetics Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1979-1984.

Achievements

• Thomas C. Farrar has been listed as a noteworthy Chemist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • Density Matrix Theory and Its Applications in Nmr Spectroscopy

Membership

Fellow Washington Academy Science. Member American Chemical Society (secretary-treasurer Wisconsin section 1986-1989), American Physical Society.

Connections

Married Friedemarie L. Farrar, June 22, 1963. Children: Michael, Christian, Gisela.

Father:

Otis C.

Mother:

Agnes K. Farrar

Spouse:

Friedemarie L. Farrar

child:

Michael Farrar

child:

Christian Farrar

child:

Gisela Farrar