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"Simply put, oral history collects spoken memories and personal commentaries of historical significance through recorded interviews." Donald A. Ritchie, Doing Oral History, 1995

You might be wondering why we call these documents "oral histories" rather than "interviews." An interview is a finished product that you might see in the newspaper, on TV, or in some other medium. It is meant to convey particular information.

An oral history, on the other hand, is considered by historians to be a "primary source," raw data from which they will, in combination with other raw data, create historical narratives. Although a historian might also use a magazine interview or a videotaped speech as a primary source, an oral history is a document created by themselves or another historian through the informal recording of a dialogue between interviewer and interviewee. Although edited by the interviewer for flow and consistency, and by the interviewee to confirm that his or her words have been appropriately captured, an oral history transcript is relatively unedited when compared to other forms of interview.

The Engineering and Technology History Wiki is determined to preserve as source material for the future historians of technology the personal memories of pioneers in the electrical, electronics, and computer fields, the technologists who transformed the world in the 20th and 21st centuries. We also preserve the personal memories of those who have played major roles in the various engineering associations.

When we first began collecting these interviews, we assumed that the only people who would see the results would be professional historians. With the advent of the Web, text recognition, and related technologies, it is suddenly possible for us to make these wonderful documents available to anyone, any time.

But as a result, there may be a misunderstanding about what these are. Since they are minimally edited, they may not "read" like other interviews you have seen. They may seem disorganized, reflecting the differences between a conversation and a printed story. Statements made by interviewees have not been checked for accuracy. We hope you will enjoy and find useful the stories of these fascinating men and women, but please take this disclaimer into account as you make use of them.

100 Chemical Engineers of the Modern Era and Oral-History:List of all Oral Histories: Difference between pages

Revision as of 14:39, 6 January 2015

Contents

Oral History Collections

Group Oral Histories

Individual Oral Histories

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-Now in its second century, the chemical engineering profession has been shaped and sustained by the achievements, leadership and imagination of thousands of engineers. In 2008, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers' (AIChE’s) Centennial Celebration Committee recognizes a few “Modern Era” (post- World War II) chemical engineers — most of whom are still in practice and guiding the profession into the new century.
+"Simply put, oral history collects spoken memories and personal commentaries of historical significance through recorded interviews."
+Donald A. Ritchie, Doing Oral History, 1995
-'''Andreas Acrivos'''<br>Recognized for key suspension mechanics developments relevant to oil production and semiconductor manufacture. Recipient of U.S. National Medal of Science.
+You might be wondering why we call these documents "oral histories" rather than "interviews." An interview is a finished product that you might see in the newspaper, on TV, or in some other medium. It is meant to convey particular information.
-'''Kristi S. Anseth'''<br>Recognized for developing new materials to replace diseased or damaged body parts. Recipient of the National Science Foundation’s Alan T. Waterman Award.
+An oral history, on the other hand, is considered by historians to be a "primary source," raw data from which they will, in combination with other raw data, create historical narratives. Although a historian might also use a magazine interview or a videotaped speech as a primary source, an oral history is a document created by themselves or another historian through the informal recording of a dialogue between interviewer and interviewee. Although edited by the interviewer for flow and consistency, and by the interviewee to confirm that his or her words have been appropriately captured, an oral history transcript is relatively unedited when compared to other forms of interview.
-'''Frances H. Arnold'''<br>Recognized for research on engineering biological systems, particularly proteins and genetic regulatory networks (''e.g.'', using novel enzymes to catalyze cellulose hydrolysis). Elected to all three U.S. National Academies.<br>
+The Engineering and Technology History Wiki is determined to preserve as source material for the future historians of technology the personal memories of pioneers in the electrical, electronics, and computer fields, the technologists who transformed the world in the 20th and 21st centuries. We also preserve the personal memories of those who have played major roles in the various engineering associations.
-'''Rutherford Aris''' (1929–2005)<br>Recognized for controlling reaction runaways; oscillating reactor studies of potentially explosive chemical processes.
+When we first began collecting these interviews, we assumed that the only people who would see the results would be professional historians. With the advent of the Web, text recognition, and related technologies, it is suddenly possible for us to make these wonderful documents available to anyone, any time.
-'''Albert L. Babb'''<br>Recognized for development of portable, fail-safe, single-patient dialysis machine; medical applications of nuclear energy. Elected to all three U.S. National Academies.
+But as a result, there may be a misunderstanding about what these are. Since they are minimally edited, they may not "read" like other interviews you have seen. They may seem disorganized, reflecting the differences between a conversation and a printed story. Statements made by interviewees have not been checked for accuracy. We hope you will enjoy and find useful the stories of these fascinating men and women, but please take this disclaimer into account as you make use of them.
-'''James E. Bailey '''(1944–2001)<br>Recognized as the father of modern bioprocess engineering.
+== Oral History Collections ==
-'''Thomas Baron''' (1921–1985)<br>Recognized for leadership at Shell Emeryville — extractive technologies, basic chemical and engineering exploratory work, and process research and development.
+*[[Oral-History:Frederick E.Terman Associates|Frederick E. Terman Associates]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Communications Society|IEEE Communications Society]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Council on Superconductivity Interviews|IEEE Council on Superconductivity Interviews]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Interviews|IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Oral Histories|IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Merger|IEEE Merger]]
+*[[Oral-History:IEEE Past Presidents|IEEE Past Presidents]]
+*[[Oral-History:Japanese Engineers|Japanese Engineers]]
+*[[Oral-History:Marconi Fellows Oral Histories|Marconi Fellows]]
+*[[Oral-History:MIT Radiation Laboratory|MIT Radiation Laboratory]]
+*[[Oral-History:National Science Foundation (NSF)|National Science Foundation (NSF)]]
+*[[Oral-History:RCA Engineers|RCA Engineers]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robotics History: Narratives and Networks|Robotics History: Narratives and Networks]]
+*[[Oral-History:Society of Petroleum Engineers Oral Histories|Society of Petroleum Engineers Oral Histories]]
+*[[Oral-History:Society of Women Engineers Oral Histories|Society of Women Engineers Oral Histories]]
+*[[Oral-History:Westinghouse Electronic Systems|Westinghouse Electronic Systems]]
+*[[Oral-History:Women in Computing|Women in Computing]]
-'''Mark Barteau'''<br>Recognized for work in surface science, metal and metal-oxide catalysis; surfaces and catalyst spectroscopic characterization; computational chemistry techniques.
+== Group Oral Histories ==
-'''Georges Belfort'''<br>Recognized for research on the behavior of biological molecules at solid interfaces and the use of membrane bioreactors to selectively recover medicinals from complex mixtures. Co-founder of the North American Membrane Society.
+*[[Oral-History:James J. Bailey and Rosalie Dunn|Bailey, James J. and Dunn, Rosalie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold H. Beverage and H. O. Peterson|Beverage, Harold H. and Peterson, H. O.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mick Byford, Robert Williams and Bob Winton|Byford, Mick, Williams, Robert, and Winton, Bob]]
+*[[Oral-History:Donald Davies & Derek Barber|Davies, Donald and Barber, Derek]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kathryn and Charles Fowler|Fowler, Kathryn and Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Goldey, Hittinger and Tanenbaum|Goldey, Hittinger, and Tanenbaum]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Kellerman and Alix Kocher|Kellerman, Richard and Kocher, Alix]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jan Rajchman and Albert S. Hoagland|Rajchman, Jan and Hoagland, Albert S.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tae-Won Rhee and Duck-Jin Kim|Rhee, Tae-Wonand Kim, Duck-Jin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lionel Van Deerlin and Charles Jackson|Van Deerlin, Lionel and Jackson, Charles]]
-'''Alexis T. Bell'''<br>Recognized for work in catalytic phenomena, reaction mechanisms and catalytic site identification and description; applied cutting-edge spectroscopy.
+== Individual Oral Histories ==
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/bird-r-byron.aspx R. Byron Bird]'''<br>Recognized for establishing “transport phenomena” as a distinct discipline.
+=== A ===
-'''Harvey W. Blanch'''<br>Recognized for work on protein interactions; DNA electrophoresis; mammalian cell metabolism.
+*[[Oral-History:Henry B. Abajian|Abajian, Henry B.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Willis Adcock|Adcock, Willis]]
+*[[Oral-History:Michael Adler|Adler, Michael]]
+*[[Oral-History:Norbert Adler|Adler, Norbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Ross Aiken|Aiken, William Ross]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rachid Alami|Alami, Rachid]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Alexander|Alexander, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Royal P. Allaire|Allaire, Royal P.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Frances "Fran" Allen|Allen, Frances Fran]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Ambrose|Ambrose, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Deborah Anderson|Anderson, Deborah]]
+*[[Oral-History:W. Cleon Anderson‎|Anderson, W. Cleon]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fred Andrews|Andrews, Fred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bruce Angwin|Angwin, Bruce]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ken Arnold|Arnold, Ken]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lyn Arscott|Arscott, Lyn]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Arzbaecher|Arzbaecher, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eric Ash|Ash, Eric]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Aspray|Aspray, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Minoru Asada|Asada, Minoru ]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karl Astrom|Astrom, Karl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Werner F. Auerbacher|Auerbacher, Werner F.]]
-'''Michel Boudart '''(1924–2012)<br>Recognized for fundamental catalytic research: kinetics, deactivation, olefin polymerization, dispersed metals.
+=== B ===
-'''Robert A. Brown'''<br>Recognized for modeling of materials (e.g., semiconductor) processing phenomena. President, Boston Univ.
+*[[Oral-History:Albert "Les" Babb|Babb, Albert Les]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Bachman|Bachman, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Henry Bachman|Bachman, Henry]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jean Bacon|Bacon, Jean]]
+*[[Oral-History:Betty Lou Bailey|Bailey, Betty Lou]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Baim|Baim, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kenneth T. Bainbridge|Bainbridge, Kenneth T.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ruzena Bajcsy|Bajcsy, Ruzena]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ruzena Bajcsy (2010)|Bajcsy, Ruzena (2010)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edythe Baker|Baker, Edythe]]
+*[[Oral-History:Earl Bakken|Bakken, Earl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Balde|Balde, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jens Bang|Bang, Jens]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paul Baran|Baran, Paul]]
+*[[Oral-History:C.E. Barrette|Barrette, C.E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lionel Barthold|Barthold, Lionel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jean Bartik|Bartik, Jean]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thomas Bartlett|Bartlett, Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Bassingthwaighte|Bassingthwaighte, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eleanor Baum|Baum, Eleanor]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arnold Beck|Beck, Arnold]]
+*[[Oral-History:George Bekey‎|Bekey, George]]
+*[[Oral-History:Maurice Bellanger|Bellanger, Maurice]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ottorino Beltrami|Beltrami, Ottorino]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ralph Benjamin|Benjamin, Ralph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leo Beranek (1996)|Beranek, Leo (1996)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leo Beranek (2005)|Beranek, Leo (2005)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fran Berman|Berman, Fran]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mary Lee Berners-Lee|Berners-Lee, Mary]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tim Berners-Lee|Berners-Lee, Tim]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold H. Beverage|Beverage, Harold H.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lois Bey|Bey, Lois]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rene Bidard|Bidard, Rene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gottfried Biegelmeier|Biegelmeier, Gottfried]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold S. Black|Black, Harold S.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Woodrow Wilson Bledsoe|Bledsoe, Woodrow Wilson]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ron Blicq|Blicq, Ron]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herman Blinchikoff|Blinchikoff, Herman]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nicolaas Bloembergen|Bloembergen, Nicolaas]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:Bob Bolles|Bolles, Bob]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:Susan Bond|Bond, Susan]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gary Boone|Boone, Gary]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:Anita Borg|Borg, Anita]]
+*[[Oral-History:Berthold Bosch|Bosch, Berthold]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jim Brill|Brill, Jim]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herbert Bruch|Bruch, Herbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Per Bruel|Bruel, Per]]
+*[[Oral-History:Janis Bubenko|Bubenko, Janis]]
+*[[Oral-History:Merrill Buckley|Buckley, Merrill]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Burden|Burden, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur Burks|Burks, Arthur]]
+*[[Oral-History:C. Sidney Burrus|Burrus, C. Sidney]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joe Butler|Butler, Joe]]
-'''Barry C. Buckland'''<br>Recognized for microbial fermentation research on vaccine quality; developed processes for chickenpox, Haemophilus influenzae type b (HIB) and hepatitis.
+=== C ===
-'''Nai Y. Chen'''<br>Recognized for discovering shape-selective zeolitic catalytic-cracking catalyst.
+*[[Oral-History:James Thomas Cain|Cain, James Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joe Cahalan|Cahalan, Joe]]
+*[[Oral-History:Betty Campbell‎|Campbell, Betty]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rosemary Candlin|Candlin, Rosemary]]
+*[[Oral-History:Francesco Carassa|Carassa, Francesco]]
+*‎[[Oral-History:Brian Carlisle|Carlisle, Brian]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Casazza|Casazza, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Vinton Cerf|Cerf, Vinton]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Chadwick|Chadwick, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Milton Chaffee|Chaffee, Milton]]
+*[[Oral-History:Britton Chance|Chance, Britton]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Chapuis|Chapuis, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Raja Chatila|Chatila, Raja]]
+*[[Oral-History:John C. Chato|Chato, John C.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Martin Chenevert|Chenevert, Martin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Shu Chien|Chien, Shu]]
+*[[Oral-History:Marvin Chodorow|Chodorow, Marvin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fan Chung-Graham‎|Chung-Graham, Fan]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jacques Clade|Clade, Jacques]]
+*[[Oral-History:Judy Clapp|Clapp, Judy]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Coales|Coales, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Clark Colton|Colton, Clark]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Concordia|Concordia, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:David A. Conner|Conner, David A.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Anthony Constantinides|Constantinides, Anthony]]
+*[[Oral-History:James W. Cooley|Cooley, James W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Betty Cooper|Cooper, Betty]]
+*[[Oral-History:Warren Cooper|Cooper, Warren]]
+*[[Oral-History:Andrew Corry|Corry, Andrew]]
+*[[Oral-History:William E. Cory|Cory, William E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wayne Cowell|Cowell, Wayne]]
+*[[Oral-History:Donald Cox|Cox, Donald]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:John Craig|Craig, John]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:L. Eric Cross|Cross, L. Eric]]
+*[[Oral-History:C. Chapin Cutler|Cutler, C. Chapin]]
-'''Andrea Chow'''<br>Recognized for developing technology to miniaturize chemical, biological and biochemical analyses. Developed Caliper Tech LabChip microchip to control DNA, RNA and protein purification in the Aligent 2100 bioanalyzer.
+=== D ===
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/churchill-stuart-w.aspx Stuart W. Churchill]'''<br>Recognized as a pioneer in reaction engineering and fluid dynamics fundamentals. Participant in launching of Chemical Heritage Foundation. <br>
+*[[Oral-History:Luigi Dadda|Dadda, Luigi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lee Davenport|Davenport, Lee]]
+*[[Oral-History:Martin Davis|Davis, Martin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edward de Laet|de, EdwardLaet]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ernst Denert|Denert, Ernst]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Denton|Denton, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Marjorie "Marge" Devaney|Devaney, Marjorie ("Marge")]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jean Dollimore|Dollimore, Jean]]
+*[[Oral-History:Howard Doolittle|Doolittle, Howard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herbert Doring|Doring, Herbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joseph Douglas|Douglas, Joseph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rudolf Drabek|Drabek, Rudolf]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mildred Dresselhaus|Dresselhaus, Mildred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Andrew Drozd|Drozd, Andrew]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert (Bob) Duggan, Jr.|Duggan, Robert Jr.]]
+*[[Oral-History:William G. Duff‎|Duff, William G.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bonnie Dunbar|Dunbar, Bonnie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Sajjad Durrani|Durrani, Sajjad]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Dwight|Dwight, Robert]]
-'''Clark K. Colton'''<br>Recognized for work on continuous-flow membrane filtration of plasma from whole blood; continuous-flow membrane plasmapheresis: theoretical models for flux and hemolysis; artificial pancreas.
+=== E ===
-'''Paul M. Cook'''<br>Founder, Raychem, Diva Systems. Established SRI International Radiation Engineering Laboratory. Chairman, Sarnoff Board.
+*[[Oral-History:James Early|Early, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:Murray Eden|Eden, Murray]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bruce A. Eisenstein|Eisenstein, Bruce A.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Eldon|Eldon, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joel Engel|Engel, Joel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Irving Engelson|Engelson, Irving]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lloyd Espenschied|Espenschied, Lloyd]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thelma Estrin|Estrin, Thelma]] (1992)
+*[[Oral-History:Thelma Estrin (2002)|Estrin, Thelma]] (2002)
+*[[Oral-History:Hong Eu|Eu, Hong]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bruce W. Everitt|Everitt, Bruce W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Walter Ewanus|Ewanus, Walter]]
-'''John C. Crittenden'''<br>Director, National Center for Clean Industrial and Treatment Technologies.
+=== F ===
-'''Donald A. Dahlstrom''' (1920–2005)<br>Recognized for work in mineral liquid-solids separation processes for recovery and waste disposal.
+*[[Oral-History:Federico Faggin|Faggin, Federico]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wayne Fegely|Fegely, Wayne]]
+*[[Oral-History:Elizabeth "Jake" Feinler‎|Feinler, Elizabeth "Jake"]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gabriel Ferrate|Ferrate, Gabriel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Alfred Fettweis|Fettweis, Alfred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ray Findlay|Findlay, Ray]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bernard Finn|Finn, Bernard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joseph Fischer|Fischer, Joseph]]
+*[[Oral-History:James L. Flanagan|Flanagan, James L.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Steward Flaschen|Flaschen, Steward]]
+*[[Oral-History:Virgilio Floriani|Floriani, Virgilio]]
+*[[Oral-History:René Flükiger|Flükiger, René]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Flurscheim|Flurscheim, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Art Fong|Fong, Art]]
+*[[Oral-History:G. David Forney|Forney, G. David]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ted Foster|Foster, Ted]]
+*[[Oral-History:Roy Freed|Freed, Roy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herbert Freeman|Freeman, Herbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Friedel|Friedel, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tetsuo Fujimura|Fujimura, Tetsuo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Den Fujita|Fujita, Den]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leonard Fuller|Fuller, Leonard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bert Fung|Fung, Bert]]
-'''Mark E. Davis'''<br>Recognized for pioneering work in new catalytic materials and chemical sensors using ceramics and electronic materials. Recipient of the National Science Foundation’s Alan T. Waterman Award.
+=== G ===
-'''Joseph M. DeSimone'''<br>Recognized for work in liquid CO<sup>2</sup> for pharmaceutical extraction and groundwater remediation; imprint lithography materials for shape-specific biomaterials.
+*[[Oral-History:Uzia Galil|Galil, Uzia]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Gallager|Gallager, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Galvin|Galvin, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karl Ganzhorn|Ganzhorn, Karl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wanda Gass|Gass, Wanda]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paolo Gazzana-Priaroggia|Gazzana-Priaroggia, Paolo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leslie Geddes|Geddes, Leslie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ron Gedney|Gedney, Ron]]
+*[[Oral-History:Virginia Gerdes|Gerdes, Virginia]]
+*[[Oral-History:David Geselowitz|Geselowitz, David]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ivan A. Getting (1991)|Getting, Ivan A. (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ivan A. Getting (1995)|Getting, Ivan A. (1995)]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Gibbons|Gibbons, James]]
+*‎[[Oral-History:Sam Gibbs|Gibbs, Sam]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dorothy Gillette|Gillette, Dorothy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edward Ginzton|Ginzton, Edward]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joseph Giordmaine|Giordmaine, Joseph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Frank W. Godsey|Godsey, Frank W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Adolf Goetzberger|Goetzberger, Adolf]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ben Gold|Gold, Ben]]
+*[[Oral-History:Adele Goldberg|Goldberg, Adele]]
+*[[Oral-History:Alfred N. Goldsmith|Goldsmith, Alfred N.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thomas Goldsmith|Goldsmith, Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gene Golub|Golub, Gene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eugene Gordon|Gordon, Eugene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Judith Gorman|Gorman, Judith]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dimitry Grabbe|Grabbe, Dimitry]]
+*[[Oral-History:Martin Graham|Graham, Martin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Susan Graham‎|Graham, Susan]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Granger|Granger, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert M. Gray (1991)|Gray, Robert M. (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert M. Gray (1998)|Gray, Robert M. (1998)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wilson Greatbatch|Greatbatch, Wilson]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paul Green|Green, Paul]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Gregory|Gregory, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Gretsch|Gretsch, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:David Gries|Gries, David]]
+*[[Oral-History:Alain Gringarten|Gringarten, Alain]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Guarrera|Guarrera, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Klaus Gueldenpfennig|Gueldenpfennig, Klaus]]
+*[[Oral-History:Vince Gulden|Gulden, Vince]]
-'''Pablo G. Debenedetti'''<br>Recognized for work on structure, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics of fluid mixtures and glasses; preservation and formulation of pharmaceutical products in water-soluble glassy matrices.
+=== H ===
-'''Michael F. Doherty'''<br>Recognized for work on synthesis of non-ideal separations; crystallization of organic materials. <br>
+*[[Oral-History:Abraham H. Haddad|Haddad, Abraham, H.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lois Haibt|Haibt, Lois]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert N. Hall|Hall, Robert N.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ki Sun Han|Han, Ki Sun]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edwin Harder|Harder, Edwin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Keld Harder|Harder, Keld]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Harper|Harper, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ann Hardy|Hardy, Ann]]
+*[[Oral-History:Buddy Harris|Harris, Buddy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Juris Hartmanis|Hartmanis, Juris]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paula Hawthorn|Hawthorn, Paula]]
+*[[Oral-History:Izuo Hayashi|Hayashi, Izuo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Floyd Hayhurst|Hayhurst, Floyd]]
+*[[Oral-History:Marlene Hazle|Hazle, Marlene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gwen Hays|Hays, Gwen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fred Heath|Heath, Fred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Martin Hellman|Hellman, Martin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bobby Hersom|Hersom, Bobby]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Hewlett|Hewlett, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Clarence Nichols Hickman|Hickman, Clarence Nichols]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Hillier|Hillier, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:H. Robert Hofmann|Hofmann, H. Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wallace Hoff|Hoff, Wallace]]
+*[[Oral-History:Stephen Holditch|Holditch, Stephen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nick Holonyak|Holonyak, Nick]]
+*[[Oral-History:Knud Holst|Holst, Knud]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karl Honaman|Honaman, Karl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dan Hoolihan|Hoolihan, Dan]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ralph Hollis|Hollis, Ralph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mel Hotz|Hotz, Mel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thomas Huang|Huang, Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:Todd Hubing|Hubing, Todd]]
+*[[Oral-History:Roger Hull|Hull, Roger]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kathy Humphry|Humphry, Kathy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jennie S. Hwang|Hwang, Jennie]]
-'''Elisabeth Drake'''<br>Recognized for leadership of MIT Energy Lab; environmental sustainability and research competition.
+=== I ===
-'''Abraham E. Dukler''' (1925–1994)<br>Recognized for systematic studies of two-phase flow regimes. Sparked formation of AIChE’s Design Institute for Multi-phase Processing (DIMP).
+*[[Oral-History:Eleanor Ireland|Ireland, Eleanor]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fumitada Itakura|Itakura, Fumitada]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tatsuo Izawa|Izawa, Tatsuo]]
-'''David A. Edwards'''<br>Recognized for therapeutic aerosol drug delivery. Co-founder, Advanced Inhalation Research. Formed Medicine in Need to mitigate spread of tuberculosis and avian influenza.
+=== J ===
-'''Ed Ekholm '''(1925–2006)<br>Recognized for work at Bechtel and Fisher Tropsch; butyl rubber, ethylene. Founder, Pace Engineering.
+*[[Oral-History:Irwin Jacobs|Jacobs, Irwin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joan Leamy James|James, Joan Leamy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dov Jaron|Jaron, Dov]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ray Jarvis|Jarvis, Ray]]
+*[[Oral-History:F. Suzanne Jenniches|Jenniches, F. Suzanne]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jacob Jensen|Jensen, Jacob]]
+*[[Oral-History:Amos Joel (1992)|Joel, Amos (1992)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Amos Joel (1993)|Joel, Amos (1993)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rudy Joenk|Joenk, Rudy]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:Elya Joffe|Joffe, Elya]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard J. Johns|Johns, Richard J.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lawrence Johnston|Johnston, Lawrence]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karen Spärck Jones|Jones, Karen Spärck]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Jones|Jones, William]]
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/online-resources/iconic-innovators/lawrence-evans.aspx Lawrence B. Evans]'''<br>Recognized for pioneering development and application of integrated systems for chemical process modeling, simulation and optimization. Founder, Aspen Technology, Inc.<br>
+=== K ===
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/fair-james-r.aspx James R. Fair] '''(1920–2010)<br>Recognized for work on distillation contacting mechanisms; adsorbent regeneration kinetics; catalytic distillation; high-efficiency packings.
+*[[Oral-History:Hilary Kahn|Kahn, Hilary]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Kahn|Kahn, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thomas Kailath|Kailath, Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Kaiser|Kaiser, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:Samuel Kalow|Kalow, Samuel]]
+*[[Oral-History:In-Ku Kang|Kang, In-Ku]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jin Ku Kang|Kang, Jin Ku]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ki Dong Kang|Kang, Ki Dong]]
+*[[Oral-History:Sung Mo (Steve) Kang|Kang, Sung Mo (Steve)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Milton Kant|Kant, Milton]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Kao|Kao, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mitchell Kapor|Kapor, Mitchell]]
+*[[Oral-History:Walter Karplus|Karplus, Walter]]
+*[[Oral-History:Katsutaro Kataoka|Kataoka, Katsutaro]]
+*[[Oral-History:J. Lawrence Katz|Katz, J. Lawrence]]
+*[[Oral-History:Myron Kayton|Kayton, Myron]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kenji Kazato and Kazuo Ito|Kazato, Kenjiand Kazuo Ito]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur C. Keller|Keller, Arthur C.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Laurie Keller|Keller, Laurie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Kern|Kern, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Warren A. Kesselman|Kesselman, Warren A.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nobutoshi Kihara|Kihara, Nobutoshi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Makoto Kikuchi|Kikuchi, Makoto]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Kilby|Kilby, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lee Kilgore|Kilgore, Lee]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jae Kyoon Kim|Kim, Jae Kyoon]]
+*[[Oral-History:Yong Sun Kim|Kim, Yong Sun]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dieter Kind|Kind, Dieter]]
+*[[Oral-History:Archie King|King, Archie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Kirby|Kirby, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mary Kircher|Kircher, Mary]]
+*[[Oral-History:Viggo Kjaer|Kjaer, Viggo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leonard Kleinrock|Kleinrock, Leonard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ron Kline|Kline, Ron]]
+*[[Oral-History:C. Raymond Knight|Knight, C. Raymond]]
+*[[Oral-History:Koji Kobayashi|Kobayashi, Koji]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Koch|Koch, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herwig Kogelnik|Kogelnik, Herwig]]
+*[[Oral-History:Petar Kokotovic|Kokotovic, Petar (1995)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Petar Kokotovic (2011)|Kokotovic, Petar (2011)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Hans Kretz|Kretz, Hans]]
+*[[Oral-History:Norman B. Krim (1984)|Krim, Norman B. (1984)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herbert Kroemer|Kroemer, Herbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fikri Kuchuk|Kuchuk, Fikri]]
+*[[Oral-History:David Kuck|Kuck, David]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Kyhl|Kyhl, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Yoshihiro Kyotani|Kyotani, Yoshihiro]]
-'''Liang S. Fan'''<br>Recognized for work in particulate reaction engineering. Invented “OSCAR” for carbonation ash reactivation, and “CARBONOX,” for NOx reduction.
+=== L ===
-'''Sheldon Friedlander '''(1927–2007)<br>Recognized for pioneering work in aerosol science, fine-particle engineering, nanoparticle aggregates, and environmental impacts.
+*[[Oral-History:Larry Lake|Lake, Larry]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ken Laker|Laker, Ken]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Lang|Lang, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Erich Langer|Langer, Erich]]
+*[[Oral-History:Pierre Lapostolle|Lapostolle, Pierre]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert E. Larson|Larson, Robert E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jay Lathrop|Lathrop, Jay]]
+*[[Oral-History:Elizabeth Laverick|Laverick, Elizabeth]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold B. Law|Law, Harold B.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Lawrence|Lawrence, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Benjamin Lax|Lax, Benjamin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jean Lebel‎|Lebel, Jean]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ernst Lederer|Lederer, Ernst]]
+*[[Oral-History:J. Kwon Lee|Lee, J. Kwon]]
+*[[Oral-History:Meir Lehman|Lehman, Meir]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gerard Lehmann|Lehmann, Gerard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Humboldt W. Leverenz|Leverenz, Humboldt W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Moises Levy|Levy, Moises]]
+*[[Oral-History:Frank Lewis|Lewis, Frank]]
+*[[Oral-History:Heather Liddell|Liddell, Heather]]
+*[[Oral-History:Michael Lightner|Lightner, Michael]]
+*[[Oral-History:Barbara Liskov (1991)|Liskov, Barbara (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Barbara Liskov (2001)|Liskov, Barbara (2001)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bede Liu|Liu, Bede]]
+*[[Oral-History:Antonio Luque Lopez|Lopez, Antonio Luque]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gillian Lovegrove‎|Lovegrove, Gillian]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Lovell|Lovell, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:Donald Lowden|Lowden, Donald]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Lucky|Lucky, Robert]]
-'''Gerald G. Fuller'''<br>Recognized for work on orientation dynamics in complex liquids; deformation of fluid-fluid interfaces; development of rheo-optical techniques.
+=== M ===
-'''Elmer Gaden''' (1923–2012)<br>Recognized as a pioneer in biochemical engineering. Established bioengineering and bioprocessing curricula at Columbia Univ.
+*[[Oral-History:J. Ross Macdonald|Macdonald, J. Ross]]
+*[[Oral-History:Carol G. Maclennan|Maclennan, Carol G.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Alexis P. Malozemoff|Malozemoff, Alexis P.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Hans Marko|Marko, Hans]]
+*[[Oral-History:Margaret Marrs|Marrs, Margaret]]
+*[[Oral-History:Warren P. Mason|Mason, Warren P.]]
+*[[Oral-History:James L. Massey|Massey, James L.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Earl Masterson|Masterson, Earl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Mates|Mates, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:William C. Maurer|Maurer, William C.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joseph Maxfield|Maxfield, Joseph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ferdy Mayer|Mayer, Ferdy]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Mayo|Mayo, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Naomi McAfee|McAfee, Naomi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur McComas|McComas, Arthur]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ronald McFarlan|McFarlan, Ronald]]
+*[[Oral-History:James McNaul|McNaul, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:John McPherson|McPherson, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wolfgang Mecklenbrauker|Mecklenbrauker, Wolfgang]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mary Tsingou Menzel|Menzel, Mary Tsingou]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lou Meren|Meren, Lou]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edward Merrill|Merrill, Edward]]
+*[[Oral-History:Russell Mersereau|Mersereau, Russell]]
+*[[Oral-History:David G. Messerschmitt|Messerschmitt, David G.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Metcalfe|Metcalfe, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:David Middleton (2000)|Middleton, David (2000)]]
+*[[Oral-History:David Middleton (2007)|Middleton, David (2007)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Julian Z. Millar|Millar, Julian Z.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Judith Mills|Mills, Judith]]
+*[[Oral-History:Laurence Milstein|Milstein, Laurence]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jerry B. Minter|Minter, Jerry B.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Sanjit Mitra|Mitra, Sanjit]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Moll|Moll, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Andrew R. Molnar|Molnar, Andrew R.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gordon Earl Moore|Moore, Gordon Earl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Pamela "Pam" Morton‎|Morton, Pamela "Pam"]]
+*[[Oral-History:Louis F. Moose|Moose, Louis F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fusao Mori|Mori, Fusao]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles W. Mueller|Mueller, Charles W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:James Mulligan|Mulligan, James]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Mumma|Mumma, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Saburo Muroga|Muroga, Saburo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Hans Musmann|Musmann, Hans]]
-'''Haren Gandhi'''<br>Recognized for pioneering research in three-way catalysts for control of automobile emissions; commercialization of Pd/Rh and Pd-only; alternative fuels catalysts; oxygen storage components.
+=== N ===
-'''Alice Gast'''<br>President, Imperial College London. Recognized for her work in colloid and surface phenomena.
+*[[Oral-History:Troy Nagle|Nagle, Troy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tsuneo Nakahara|Nakahara, Tsuneo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Heitaro Nakajima|Nakajima, Heitaro]]
+*[[Oral-History:Shigeru Nakajima|Nakajima, Shigeru]]
+*[[Oral-History:Frederik Nebeker|Nebeker, Frederik]]
+*[[Oral-History:John "Jack" Nieberding|Nieberding, John "Jack"]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nils Nilsson|Nilsson, Nils]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kazuhiko Nishi|Nishi, Kazuhiko]]
+*[[Oral-History:Takao Nishitani|Nishitani, Takao]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert N. Noyce|Noyce, Robert N.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herb Nunnally|Nunnally, Herb]]
-'''George Georgiou'''<br>Recognized for developing protein-based inhaled anthrax therapies; discovered proteins to treat autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
+=== O ===
-'''Ignacio E. Grossmann'''<br>Recognized for mixed integer nonlinear programming (MINLP); model formulation and solution for process design and operation.
+*[[Oral-History:Russel S. Ohl|Ohl, Russel S.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Takanori Okoshi|Okoshi, Takanori]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harry F. Olson|Olson, Harry F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Henry Oman|Oman, Henry]]
+*[[Oral-History:Russell D. O'Neal|O'Neal, Russell D.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eugene O'Neill|O'Neill, Eugene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Alan Oppenheim|Oppenheim, Alan]]
+*[[Oral-History:Vincente Ortega|Ortega, Vincente]]
+*[[Oral-History:Basil Osborne|Osborne, Basil]]
-'''Keith E. Gubbins'''<br>Recognized for work in modeling nano-porous material fabrication; effects of confinement on selective adsorption from mixtures, phase transitions; pioneering computer simulations.
+=== P ===
-'''Carol K. Hall'''<br>Recognized for work in generalized Flory dimer theory and Hall-Helfand correlation function; simulation of amyloid fibrils formation.
+*[[Oral-History:Jorgen Palshoj|Palshoj, Jorgen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Brad Parkinson|Parkinson, Brad]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tom Parks|Parks, Tom]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kumar Patel|Patel, Kumar]]
+*[[Oral-History:Aage Pedersen|Pedersen, Aage]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gunnar Pedersen|Pedersen, Gunnar]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arno Penzias|Penzias, Arno]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nicholas Peppas|Peppas, Nicholas]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Petritz|Petritz, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Raymond Pickholtz|Pickholtz, Raymond]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Pierce|Pierce, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Pierce (Part 2)|Pierce, John(Part 2)]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Pierce (Part 3)|Pierce, John(Part 3)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kenneth Plante|Plante, Kenneth]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ernest Pollard|Pollard, Ernest]]
+*[[Oral-History:Michel Poloujadoff|Poloujadoff, Michel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Pound|Pound, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Walter Proebster|Proebster, Walter]]
+*[[Oral-History:Emerson W. Pugh|Pugh, Emerson W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edward Purcell|Purcell, Edward]]
-'''Thomas J. Hanratty'''<br>Recognized for work on turbulence, wave generation, two-phase flow, and computer simulation of turbulence; fundamental studies of wave generation, hydrodynamic stability, and particle mixing.
+=== R ===
-'''L. Louis Hegedus'''<br>Recognized for work in catalysts and catalytic reactor design and performance; catalytic converter development.
+*[[Oral-History:Lawrence Rabiner|Rabiner, Lawrence]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Rader|Rader, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jan Rajchman|Rajchman, Jan]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Rambo|Rambo, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Simon Ramo|Ramo, Simon]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edwin Douglas Ramsay Shearman|Ramsay, Edwin Douglas Shearman]]
+*[[Oral-History:Norman Ramsey (1995)|Ramsey, Norman F. (1995)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Norman F. Ramsey (1991)|Ramsey, Norman F. (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bertram Raphael|Raphael, Bertram]]
+*[[Oral-History:Buddy Ratner|Ratner, Buddy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Wally Read|Read, Wally]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eberhardt Rechtin|Rechtin, Eberhardt]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Rediker|Rediker, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bill Rehm|Rehm, Bill]]
+*[[Oral-History:John M. Reid|Reid, John M.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Rolf Remshardt|Remshardt, Rolf]]
+*[[Oral-History:Carl Rench|Rench, Carl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Randal Robertson|Robertson, Randal]]
+*[[Oral-History:Denis M. Robinson|Robinson, Denis M.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Enders Robinson|Robinson, Enders]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leon Robinson|Robinson, Leon]]
+*[[Oral-History:Nathaniel Rochester|Rochester, Nathaniel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ragnar Rollefson|Rollefson, Ragnar]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Rollman|Rollman, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold Rosen|Rosen, Harold]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paul Rosen|Rosen, Paul]]
+*[[Oral-History:Azriel Rosenfeld|Rosenfeld, Azriel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ian Ross|Ross, Ian]]
+*[[Oral-History:George T. Royden|Royden, George T.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Reginald Russell|Russell, Reginald]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Douglass Ryder|Ryder, John Douglass]]
+*[[Oral-History:Chandos Rypinski|Rypinski, Chandos]]
-'''Arthur E. Humphrey'''<br>Recognized for design, monitoring and control of bioprocesses. <br>
+=== S ===
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/idol-james-d.aspx James D. Idol] '''<br>Recognized as inventor of ammoxidation processes and catalysts; patented process for the manufacture of acrylonitrile.
+*[[Oral-History:Theodore Saad|Saad, Theodore]]
+*[[Oral-History:Shoichi Saba|Saba, Shoichi]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Saby|Saby, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Murray Sachs|Sachs, Murray]]
+*[[Oral-History:Peter Sandretto|Sandretto, Peter]]
+*[[Oral-History:Tadashi Sasaki|Sasaki, Tadashi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Robert Saunders|Saunders, Robert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ron Schafer|Schafer, Ron]]
+*[[Oral-History:Victor Scheinman|Scheinman, Victor]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold Scherer|Scherer, Harold]]
+*[[Oral-History:Donald Schilling|Schilling, Donald]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kurt Schips|Schips, Kurt]]
+*[[Oral-History:Johan Schleimann-Jensen|Schleimann-Jensen, Johan]]
+*[[Oral-History:William F. Schreiber|Schreiber, William F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Manfred Schroeder|Schroeder, Manfred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Hans Wilhelm Schuessler|Schuessler, Hans Wilhelm]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herman Schwan (1992)|Schwan, Herman (1992)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herman Schwan (1999)|Schwan, Herman (1999)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Mischa Schwartz|Schwartz, Mischa]]
+*[[Oral-History:Catherine Scott|Scott, Catherine]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ray Sears|Sears, Ray]]
+*[[Oral-History:Samuel Seely|Seely, Samuel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jung Uk Seo|Seo, Jung Uk]]
+*[[Oral-History:Hans Severin|Severin, Hans]]
+*[[Oral-History:Carol Shanesy|Shanesy, Carol]]
+*[[Oral-History:Claude E. Shannon|Shannon, Claude E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gustave Shapiro|Shapiro, Gustave]]
+*[[Oral-History:Chalmers Sherwin|Sherwin, Chalmers]]
+*[[Oral-History:Masatoshi Shima|Shima, Masatoshi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ken'ichi Shinoda|Shinoda, Ken'ichi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karen Shipp|Shipp, Karen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Dame Stephanie (Steve) Shirley|Shirley, Dame Stephanie (Steve)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ralph M. Showers|Showers, Ralph M.]]
+*[[‎Oral-History:Elsie Shutt|Shutt, Elsie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Daniel Siewiorek|Siewiorek, Daniel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Barbara Simons|Simons, Barbara]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Sipress|Sipress, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Skillman|Skillman, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Merrill Skolnik|Skolnik, Merrill]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kenneth F. Slater|Slater, Kenneth F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lucy Slater|Slater, Lucy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Martha Sloan|Sloan, Martha]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Smanko|Smanko, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:Chester Smith|Smith, Chester]]
+*[[Oral-History:George E. Smith|Smith, George E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:George F. Smith|Smith, George F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Philip H. Smith|Smith, Philip H.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard Snelling|Snelling, Richard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Allan Whitenack Snyder|Snyder, Allan Whitenack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joel Snyder|Snyder, Joel]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jack Spangler|Spangler, Jack]]
+*[[Oral-History:Cary Spitzer|Spitzer, Cary]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jon Squire|Squire, Jon]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Staehlin|Staehlin, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Earl Steele|Steele, Earl]]
+*[[Oral-History:Karl Ulrich Stein|Stein, Karl Ulrich]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur Stern (1993)|Stern, Arthur (1993)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur P. Stern (2009)|Stern, Arthur (2009)]]
+*[[Oral-History:H. Guyford Stever|Stever, H. Guyford]]
+*[[Oral-History:Pat Stewart|Stewart, Pat]]
+*[[Oral-History:Irving Stokes|Stokes, Irving]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ellery W. Stone|Stone, Ellery W.]]
+*[[Oral-History:William Stotz|Stotz, William]]
+*[[Oral-History:George Wilhelm Stroke|Stroke, George Wilhelm]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ralph Strong|Strong, Ralph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Virginia Powell Strong|Strong, Virginia Powell]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gene Strull|Strull, Gene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kenneth Sturley|Sturley, Kenneth]]
+*[[Oral-History:Takuo Sugano|Sugano, Takuo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Takashi Sugiyama|Sugiyama, Takashi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Guy Suits|Suits, Guy]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leo Sullivan|Sullivan, Leo]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jerome Suran|Suran, Jerome]]
+*[[Oral-History:Len Svensson|Svensson, Len]]
-'''Sheldon Isakoff '''(1925–2012)<br>Recognized for industrial chemical engineering research; unsteady-state operations control. Early Chemical Heritage Foundation Board Chairman. <br>
+=== T ===
-'''Jacob N. Israelachvili'''<br>Created first bio-mimetic on-off switchable adhesive mobile sensor; complex intersurface biological fluid and materials systems.
+*[[Oral-History:Keiji Tachikawa|Tachikawa, Keiji]]
+*[[Oral-History:Morris Tanenbaum|Tanenbaum, Morris]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gerald F. Tape|Tape, Gerald F.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gordon K. Teal|Teal, Gordon K.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Benjamin R. Teare Jr.|Teare, Benjamin R. Jr.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Helen Thomas|Thomas, Helen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Leonard Thomas Sr.|Thomas, LeonardSr.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bertil Thoren|Thoren, Bertil]]
+*[[Oral-History:Matthew Tirrell|Tirrell, Matthew]]
+*[[Oral-History:Erwin Tomash|Tomash, Erwin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Townes (1991)|Townes, Charles (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles H. Townes (1992)|Townes, Charles H. (1992)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arno Treptow|Treptow, Arno]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edward Tudor|Tudor, Edward]]
-'''Klavs Jensen'''<br>Recognized for work in chemical and biological microsystems; materials synthesis and processing; multi-scale simulation.
+=== U ===
-'''Keith P. Johnston'''<br>Developed controlled-release bioerodible drug-delivery system; synthesized nanocrystal optoelectronic devices; nanoscale water-insoluble bioavailability.
+*[[Oral-History:Michiyuki Uenohara|Uenohara, Michiyuki]]
+*[[Oral-History:Gottfried Ungerboeck|Ungerboeck, Gottfried]]
-'''Marvin M. Johnson'''<br>Discovered metals passivation for catalytic cracking using antimony compounds; viscosity index improvers.
+=== V ===
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/joyce-william-h.aspx William H. Joyce]'''<br>Chairman, CEO, Union Carbide; CEO, Nalco. Recipient of National Medal of Technology and Plastics Academy’s Industry Achievement Award.
+*[[Oral-History:Leslie Vadasz|Vadasz, Leslie]]
+*[[Oral-History:Max Valentinuzzi|Valentinuzzi, Max]]
+*[[Oral-History:George E. Valley|Valley, George E.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Theodore Van Duzer (1991)|Van Duzer, Theodore (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Theodore Van Duzer (2014)|Van Duzer, Theodore (2014)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Thomas Vanderslice|Vanderslice, Thomas]]
+*[[Oral-History:Guido Vannucchi|Vannucchi, Guido]]
+*‎[[Oral-History:Ralph Veatch|Veatch, Ralph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ben Vester|Vester, Ben]]
+*[[Oral-History:Oswald Garrison Villard|Villard, Oswald Garrison]]
+*[[Oral-History:Andrew Viterbi|Viterbi, Andrew]]
+*[[Oral-History:Fred Vogel|Vogel, Fred]]
+*[[Oral-History:Joseph Vogelman|Vogelman, Joseph]]
+*[[Oral-History:Guilfred "Guil" Vogt|Vogt, Guilfred Guil]]
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/karol-frederick-j.aspx Frederick J. Karol]'''<br>Recognized for pioneering organotransition metal catalyst chemistry for Unipol fluidized reactors; low-density polyethylene resins, polyethylene process.
+=== W ===
-'''George E. Keller II'''<br>Recognized for pioneering work in chemical separations, particularly for modernizing pressure swing adsorption (PSA) for use in medical oxygen generation.
+*[[Oral-History:Glen Wade|Wade, Glen]]
+*[[Oral-History:Charles Wagner|Wagner, Charles]]
+*[[Oral-History:J. T. Wallmark|Wallmark, J. T.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Chris Warner|Warner, Chris]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ernst Weber (1988)|Weber, Ernst (1988)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Ernst Weber (1991)|Weber, Ernst (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Roger Webster|Webster, Roger]]
+*[[Oral-History:Paul K. Weimer|Weimer, Paul K.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bruno Weinschel|Weinschel, Bruno]]
+*[[Oral-History:Herbert Weiss|Weiss, Herbert]]
+*[[Oral-History:Max Weiss|Weiss, Max]]
+*[[Oral-History:Walter Welkowitz|Welkowitz, Walter]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold Wheeler (1991)|Wheeler, Harold (1991)]]
+*[[Oral-History:Harold A. Wheeler (1985)|Wheeler, Harold A. (1985)]]
+*[[Oral-History:John Whinnery|Whinnery, John]]
+*[[Oral-History:Edwin Lee White|White, Edwin Lee]]
+*[[Oral-History:Marvin White|White, Marvin]]
+*[[Oral-History:Richard M. White|White, Richard M.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Stanley A. White|White, Stanley A.]]
+*[[Oral-History:Eugene Whitney|Whitney, Eugene]]
+*[[Oral-History:Telle Whitney|Whitney, Telle]]
+*[[Oral-History:Red Whittaker|Whittaker, Red]]
+*[[Oral-History:Bernard Widrow|Widrow, Bernard]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jim Wiener|Wiener, Jim]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jerome Wiesner|Wiesner, Jerome]]
+*[[Oral-History:Silvia Wilbur|Wilbur, Silvia]]
+*[[Oral-History:George Wilcox|Wilcox, George]]
+*[[Oral-History:Emily Willbanks‎|Willbanks, Emily]]
+*[[Oral-History:Kimball Williams‎|Williams, Kimball]]
+*[[Oral-History:Arthur Winston|Winston, Arthur]]
+*[[Oral-History:Irving Wolff|Wolff, Irving]]
+*[[Oral-History:Victor Wouk|Wouk, Victor]]
+*[[Oral-History:Diane Wray‎|Wray, Diane]]
-'''Chaitan Khosla'''<br>Recognized for work on modification of genes involved in microbial production of polyketides; drugs to fight infectious diseases. Recipient of the National Science Foundation’s Alan T. Waterman Award.
+=== Y ===
-'''Sangtae Kim'''<br>Recognized for pharmaceutical radio frequency identification using fluidic self-assembly; suspension rheology computational methods.
+*[[Oral-History:Sakae Yamamura|Yamamura, Sakae]]
+*[[Oral-History:Takashi Yamanaka|Yamanaka, Takashi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Susumo Yoshida|Yoshida, Susumo]]
+*[[Oral-History:David M. Young Jr.|Young, David M. Jr.]]
-'''C. Judson King'''<br>Recognized for work in reversible chemical complexation for polar organics recovery solution. <br>
+=== Z ===
-'''Julia A. Kornfield'''<br>Recognized for work on polymer blend dynamics; flow alignment of liquid-crystalline and block polymers; physical aspects of new biomedical materials.
+*[[Oral-History:Lotfi Zadeh|Zadeh, Lotfi]]
+*[[Oral-History:Baldomir Zajc|Zajc, Baldomir]]
+*[[Oral-History:Lars Zetterberg|Zetterberg, Lars]]
+*[[Oral-History:Anthony Zimbalatti|Zimbalatti, Anthony]]
+*[[Oral-History:Jacob Ziv|Ziv, Jacob]]
+*[[Oral-History:Konrad Zuse|Zuse, Konrad]]
+*[[Oral-History:Vladimir Zworykin|Zworykin, Vladimir]]
-'''Michael R. Ladisch'''<br>Recognized for developing and scaling up new approaches and materials for process chromatography, absorptive bioseparations, and biocatalysis.
+== Other Interviews ==
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/online-resources/scientists-you-must-know/robert-langer.asp  Robert Langer]'''<br>Recognized for inventing controlled drug-release systems (the “patch”); creative work in developing transdermal ultrasound drug delivery and growing engineered muscle tissue and engineered blood vessels. Youngest person ever elected to all three U.S. National Academies.
+*[[First-Hand:Interview of Peter J. Denning|Denning, Peter J.]]
+*[[First-Hand:Interview with Rolf Skår|Skår, Rolf]]
-'''Gerald D. Laubach'''<br>Recognized for developing and commercializing anti-arthritic and anti-diabetic drugs. Former President of Pfizer.
-'''Cato T. Laurencin'''<br>Recognized for novel polymer-synthesized ceramic-composite-based system for bone repair and in vitro evaluation.
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/collections/oral-histories/details/li-norman-n.aspx '''''Norman N. Li'''''']''<br>Inventor and developer of liquid membranes.
-'''Henry Linden'''<br>Recognized for work on global climate change; industrial ecology; energy resource assessment; clean coal technologies. Director, IIT Energy Power Center.
-'''James Mathis'''<br>Recognized for chemical research.&nbsp;&nbsp;
-'''Stephen L. Matson'''<br>Recognized for work on multi-phase membrane reactors; liquid-liquid extractive membrane reactors; enzymatic membranes for synthesis and separation of peptides.
-'''John R. McWhirter'''<br>Responsible for the invention, development and commercialization of the Unox System for secondary wastewater treatment by Union Carbide.
-'''Thomas O. Mensah'''<br>Recognized for fiber optics development and applications; high-vacuum radio frequency sputtering. Founder, Superconductivity Technology.
-'''Edward W. Merrill'''<br>Founder of biomedical engineering. Pioneered use of films and surfaces in biomedical applications — rheological and clotting properties of human blood; polyethylene oxide as a biomaterial; molecular transport across membranes; artificial kidneys, blood oxygenation and accompanying CO<sup>2</sup> removal during open heart surgery.
-'''Arthur B. Metzner '''(1927–2006)<br>Recognized for work in turbulent/porous media flows, mixing non-Newtonian fluids.<br>
-'''John J. Mooney'''<br>Recognized as co-inventor of automotive catalytic converter. President, Engelhard Industries. President, Environmental and Energy Technology Policy Institute.
-'''James Y. Oldshue '''(1925–2007)<br>Recognized for work in fluid mixing technology.<br>
-'''Julio M. Ottino'''<br>Recognized for modeling of complex chaotic systems; mixing; three-phase dispersions; granular materials.
-'''Nicholas A. Peppas'''<br>Recognized for work in drug delivery systems, including better ways of delivering insulin for diabetics; skin scaffolds.
-'''John Prausnitz'''<br>Recognized as pioneer in adapting molecular science to process design; pioneered molecular thermodynamics for biotechnology. Recipient of National Medal of Science.
-'''Stanley I. Proctor'''<br>Director, Engineering Technology and Services at Monsanto; President, ABET; Chair of AIChE Foundation Board of Trustees; Chair, U.S. Council for International Engineering Practice. <br>
-'''Buddy D. Ratner'''<br>Recognized for work in engineered biomaterial surfaces to control biological surface interactions; synthesized biostable radio frequency plasma films and polymer scaffolds.
-'''Kenneth J. Richards '''(1923–2008)<br>Recognized for contributions to developing advanced copper smelting technology. President, Kerr-McGee.
-'''Edward J. Rosinski '''(1921–2000)<br>Recognized as co-inventor (with Charles Planck) of zeolite catalytic-cracking catalyst; 76 U.S. patents, many on zeolites.
-'''Alfred D. Saffer '''(1918–2012)<br>President, Chief Technical Officer, Oxirane. Vice Chairman, Halcon International. Petrochemical R&amp;D and commercialization.
-'''Charles N. Satterfield'''<br>Recognized for work in chemical reaction engineering, including trickle beds, slurry reactors, heterogeneous catalysis; Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, catalytic hydrotreating.
-'''William R. Schowalter'''<br>Recognized for modeling dynamic behavior of fluids composed of large molecules, deformable particles, or colloidal matter.
-'''Jerome S. Schultz'''<br>Recognized for work with biorecognition and bioreceptor sensors, synthetic membranes; transport in tissues; immobilized enzymes; pharmacokinetics.
-'''John H. Seinfeld'''<br>Recognized for developing first models describing urban air quality; one of first to describe linkage between urban ozone and global climate change.
-'''Martin B. Sherwin'''<br>Recognized for technical leadership in developing artificial organs, environmentally friendly insecticides, gas-separation membranes. Director, W. R. Grace.
-'''Michael L. Shuler'''<br>Recognized as early pioneer in simulating molecular and cellular biological systems and developing bioreactor and analog cell culture systems. Co-authored “Bioprocess Engineering: Basic Concepts.”
-'''[http://www.chemheritage.org/discover/online-resources/chemistry-in-history/themes/petrochemistry-and-synthetic-polymers/petrochemistry/sinfelt.aspx John H. Sinfelt]'''<br>Recognized for work in catalyst fundamentals; invented bimetallic Pt-Ir powerforming catalyst.
-'''Arnold F. Stancell'''<br>Recognized for work in polymer and petrochemical processes; microelectronics processing plasma reactions; rapid laser bonding of plastics.
-'''George Stephanopoulos'''<br>Recognized for work on statistics and stochastics in computer science and artificial intelligence.
-'''James R. Swartz'''<br>Recognized for work on design and yield improvements of recombinant protein production; cell-free methods in developing patient-specific cancer vaccines, having so produced active complex hydrogenases enzymes; improved water filters based on the protein Aquaporin Z’s ability to pass only water, possibly leading to highly selective biosensors
-'''Larry F. Thompson'''<br>Recognized for inventing polymeric resist materials for making chromium masks. Managed development of 193-nm deep UV lithography.
-'''Klaus D. Timmerhaus''' (1924–2011)<br>Recognized for cryogenics science and practice. <br>
-'''Herbert L. Toor '''(1927–2011)<br>Recognized for seminal reactive multicomponent mixing research. Toor Test is industry standard for assessing relative mixing and reaction rates.
-'''James A. Trainham III '''<br>Recognized for work in chemical industry sustainability. Vice President for Science and Technology, PPG.
-'''Walter J. Weber'''<br>Recognized for water resource management; membrane separations; free-radical oxidation; organic macromolecules in aquatic systems; supercritical water.
-'''Vern Weekman'''<br>Recognized for chemical reaction engineering modeling, particularly catalytic cracking.<br>
-'''James Wei'''<br>Recognized for pioneering industrial catalysis and reaction engineering research. Editor-in-Chief, “Advances in Chemical Engineering.” Dean Emeritus of Engineering and Applied Science, Princeton Univ.<br>
-'''Jackie Y. Ying'''<br>Recognized for work on nanostructure manipulations; nanoporous materials as membranes and molecular sieving sensors; host matrices for quantum dots and wires.
-'''Fred Zenz'''<br>Recognized for pioneering fluidization work. Founder, Particulate Solids Research Institute. Book: “Fluidization and Fluid-Particle Systems.”
-'''Charles F. Zukoski'''<br>Recognized for work in nanoparticle suspension manipulation; properties of partially saturated granular materials.