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Dr. Catherine T. Hunt, 2007 President, American Chemical Society, 8-9-07
Dr. Catherine T. Hunt, 2007 President, American Chemical Society, 8-9-07
Dr. Catherine T. Hunt, 2007 President, American Chemical Society, 8-9-07
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American Chemical Society, science education, renewable energy, nanotechnology. Dr. Catherine Hunt is a Leader of Technology Partnerships - Emerging Technologies - for Rohm and Haas and her background is in catalysis and inorganic chemistry. In her 23 years in industry, Dr. Hunt has applied her background in these two areas across a broad range of electronics, materials, catalysis, hydrogen, coatings and health care. An ACS member since 1977, Dr. Hunt has been involved in numerous Society activities, including the Divisions of Analytical Chemistry, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry.
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