Top Scientist
Slates Speech
For January
g.lrexas A&M has completed ar-
"'rangements for Dr. Milton Ker-
ker, a distinguished scientist, to
give an address at the university
in‘January, 1966.
'—<:■
j Kerker is dean of the School of
s Science and professor of chemis-
scc . try at Clarkson College of Tech-
unainology, Potsdam, New York. He
)-yea|,is also editor-in-chief of the Jour
nal of Colloid Science.
^ :i “Light Scattering by Colloidal
" Spheres and Cylinders” is the
' subject of his Jan. 10 address
' k sponsored by the Robert A.
e’ll ciWelch Foundation.
Bond
!Ve il The speaker earned Ph.D., M.S.
an j t .and A.B. degrees in chemistry at
Cornell University on a Ford
Foundation Fellowship.
Kerker is chairman of the
American Chemical Society’s Di-
^ vision of Colloid and Surface
.Chemistry, and former chairman
c of the Northern New York Sec-
eir tion of ACS.
rains
ith r. Pr. A. D. Suttle Jr., A&M vice
2 ve president for research, arranged
ThaiDr. Kerker’s visit through Dr. W.
va; 0. Milligan, director of research
■ U g ; for the Welch Foundation.
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