Difference between revisions of "Phillips David"
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* Imperial College London Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1989-1999, | * Imperial College London Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1989-1999, | ||
* Hofmann Professor of Chemistry, 1992-2006, | * Hofmann Professor of Chemistry, 1992-2006, | ||
| − | * Head of Department Sciences of Chemistry,1992-2002, | + | * Head of Department Sciences of Chemistry, 1992-2002, |
| − | * Dean of the Faculties of Life Sciences and Physical Sciences,2002-2005, | + | * Dean of the Faculties of Life Sciences and Physical Sciences, 2002-2005, |
* Senior Dean, 2005/6, | * Senior Dean, 2005/6, | ||
* Professor Emeritus, Senior Research Investigator, 2006-present, | * Professor Emeritus, Senior Research Investigator, 2006-present, | ||
| − | * Royal Institution of Great Britain, Wolfson Professor of Natural Philosophy,1980-89, | + | * Royal Institution of Great Britain, Wolfson Professor of Natural Philosophy, 1980-89, |
* Acting Director, 1986, Deputy Director 1986-1989 University of Southampton Lecturer in Physical Chemistry, | * Acting Director, 1986, Deputy Director 1986-1989 University of Southampton Lecturer in Physical Chemistry, | ||
* Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry,1973-76, | * Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry,1973-76, | ||
| − | * Reader in Physical Chemistry 1976-1980, | + | * Reader in Physical Chemistry, 1976-1980, |
* Visiting Scientist, Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences of USSR Moscow, under Royal Society - Academy of Sciences Exchange Programme (Supervisors Prof. V. Ya. Shliapintokh and Academician Professor V. N. Kondratiev), | * Visiting Scientist, Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences of USSR Moscow, under Royal Society - Academy of Sciences Exchange Programme (Supervisors Prof. V. Ya. Shliapintokh and Academician Professor V. N. Kondratiev), | ||
* Fulbright Scholar, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, University of Texas at Austin, (Supervisor, Prof. W. Albert Noyes Jr.), 1964-66. | * Fulbright Scholar, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, University of Texas at Austin, (Supervisor, Prof. W. Albert Noyes Jr.), 1964-66. | ||
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| + | '''Honours/Fellowships''' | ||
| + | * Fellow of the Royal Society, 2015, | ||
| + | * CBE, for services to Chemistry, 2012, | ||
| + | * OBE for services to Science Education, 1999, | ||
| + | * Porter Medal [International competitive award offered by Inter-American Photochemistry Society European Photochemistry Association, and Oceanic and Asian Photochemistry Societies, 2012, | ||
| + | * Honorary D. Sc’s University of Birmingham, 2011; University of Southampton 2012;University of Durham, Doctor of Laws, 2013; University of Westminster,2014; University of Leicester, 2014; HonoraryDoctor of Laws, University of Bath, 2013; Honorary Fellowship of Imperial College [2009];Award for service, Royal Society of Chemistry [2009]; President, European Photochemistry Association, | ||
| + | Honorary Life Fellowship, British Association for the Advancement of Science [now British Science Society] [2006]; Honorary Life Fellowship, Royal Institution of Great Britain[2005] Society of Chemistry; Michael Faraday Award of the Royal Society [1997]; Nyholm Lecturer, Royal Socciety of Chemistry [1994] ;Honorary Fellowship of City and Guilds Institute [2004]; President British Association Chemistry Section [2000]; Vice-President, British Association for the Advancement of Science; Wilsmore Fellow, University of Melbourne, Australia [1982 and 1990]; J.W.T. Spinks Lectureship, University of Saskatchewan, Canada.[1979]; Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry [then RIC] [1976]. | ||
Revision as of 10:01, 14 March 2017
David Phillips
Born December 3[math]^{rd}[/math], 1939.
Education: B.Sc. Hons. University of Birmingham Dept. of Chemistry 1961; Ph.D. (Physical Chemistry, University of Birmingham 1964)
Career
- Royal Society of Chemistry, President, 2010-2012,
- Immediate Past President, 2012/13,
- Imperial College London Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1989-1999,
- Hofmann Professor of Chemistry, 1992-2006,
- Head of Department Sciences of Chemistry, 1992-2002,
- Dean of the Faculties of Life Sciences and Physical Sciences, 2002-2005,
- Senior Dean, 2005/6,
- Professor Emeritus, Senior Research Investigator, 2006-present,
- Royal Institution of Great Britain, Wolfson Professor of Natural Philosophy, 1980-89,
- Acting Director, 1986, Deputy Director 1986-1989 University of Southampton Lecturer in Physical Chemistry,
- Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry,1973-76,
- Reader in Physical Chemistry, 1976-1980,
- Visiting Scientist, Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences of USSR Moscow, under Royal Society - Academy of Sciences Exchange Programme (Supervisors Prof. V. Ya. Shliapintokh and Academician Professor V. N. Kondratiev),
- Fulbright Scholar, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, University of Texas at Austin, (Supervisor, Prof. W. Albert Noyes Jr.), 1964-66.
Honours/Fellowships
- Fellow of the Royal Society, 2015,
- CBE, for services to Chemistry, 2012,
- OBE for services to Science Education, 1999,
- Porter Medal [International competitive award offered by Inter-American Photochemistry Society European Photochemistry Association, and Oceanic and Asian Photochemistry Societies, 2012,
- Honorary D. Sc’s University of Birmingham, 2011; University of Southampton 2012;University of Durham, Doctor of Laws, 2013; University of Westminster,2014; University of Leicester, 2014; HonoraryDoctor of Laws, University of Bath, 2013; Honorary Fellowship of Imperial College [2009];Award for service, Royal Society of Chemistry [2009]; President, European Photochemistry Association,
Honorary Life Fellowship, British Association for the Advancement of Science [now British Science Society] [2006]; Honorary Life Fellowship, Royal Institution of Great Britain[2005] Society of Chemistry; Michael Faraday Award of the Royal Society [1997]; Nyholm Lecturer, Royal Socciety of Chemistry [1994] ;Honorary Fellowship of City and Guilds Institute [2004]; President British Association Chemistry Section [2000]; Vice-President, British Association for the Advancement of Science; Wilsmore Fellow, University of Melbourne, Australia [1982 and 1990]; J.W.T. Spinks Lectureship, University of Saskatchewan, Canada.[1979]; Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry [then RIC] [1976].
