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Chemistry 1998
Photo Other Resources. john pople Autobiography Banquet Speech InterviewNobel Diploma Prize Award Photo Other Resources. 1997, 1999.
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John Pople - Autobiography
My father, Keith pople, owned the principal men's clothing I next approached SirJohn LennardJones (LJ), who through the list of earlier nobel laureates, I
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Extractions: My early life was spent in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, a small seaside resort town (population around 5000) on the west coast of England. I was born on October 31, 1925 and lived there with my parents until shortly after the end of the Second World War in 1946. No member of my family was involved in any scientific or technical activity. Indeed, I was the first to attend a university. My father, Keith Pople, owned the principal men's clothing store in Burnham. In addition to selling clothes in the shop, he used to drive around the surrounding countryside with a car full of clothes for people in remote farms and villages. He was resourceful and made a fair income, considering the economic difficulties during the depression of the 1930s. My great-grandfather had come to Burnham around 1850 and set up a number of local businesses. He had a large family and these were split up among his children. As a result, I had relatives in many of the other businesses in the town. My grandfather inherited the clothing shop and this passed to my father when he returned from the army at end of the First World War. My mother, Mary Jones, came from a farming background. Her father had moved from Shropshire as a young man and had farmed near Bath for most of his life. I suspect that he would have preferred to be a teacher, for he had a large collection of books and encyclopedias. He wanted my mother to be a schoolteacher, but this did not happen. Instead, she became a tutor to children in a rich family and, later, a librarian in the army during the first war. Most of her relatives were farmers in various parts of Somerset and Wiltshire so, as small children, my younger brother and I spent much time staying on farms.
John A. Pople Winner Of The 1998 Nobel Prize In Chemistry
john A. pople, a nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry, at the nobel PrizeInternet Archive. john A. pople. 1998 nobel Laureate in Chemistry
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Extractions: 1998 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Background Book Store Featured Internet Links Prize Co-recipient: Walter Kohn 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry announcement and background More in-depth packground (in Adobe PDF format) Northwestern University press release ... Home page of GAUSSIAN , the software program that John Pople helped develop
Index Of Nobel Laureates In Chemistry
ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF nobel PRIZE LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY. Name, Year Awarded.Alder, Kurt, 1950. Altman, Sidney, 1989. Polanyi, john C. 1986. pople, john A. 1998.
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John Pople Awarded Nobel Prize In Chemistry
john pople Awarded nobel Prize in Chemistry By Mark Ratner. john A. pople,Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern, was awarded
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Extractions: By Mark Ratner John A. Pople, Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in December of 1998. He shared this Award with Professor Walter Kohn. It was granted largely on the basis of Pople's development and application of computational methods for understanding and predicting molecular electronic structure. John Pople was an undergraduate in mathematics at Cambridge, where he completed his work with John Lennard-Jones on valence theory, in particular applications to the water molecule. John's thesis dealt with many aspects of water, including its response properties and bonding structures. After a junior fellowship at Cambridge, John moved to the Teddington Laboratory in England. He left England to become Professor of Chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University, before becoming affiliated with Northwestern in 1986. John's scientific career began with the study of water, and with the development of valence bond theory for describing interactions in closed shell molecules.
John A. Pople
john A. pople. MA, PhD, Cambridge University 1998 nobel Laureate in Chemistry Fellow,Royal Society, UK Fellow, American Physical Society Fellow, American
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Pople, John A. - Publications 1950-1989 - Component Of : Early Ideas In The Hist
pople in the early 1950s Photo courtesy © GG Hall, john Anthony pople was bornin 1925 in England. pople received the nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1998.
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Extractions: John Anthony Pople was born in 1925 in England. His primary interests before and during his undergraduate work in post-war Britain was in mathematics. He obtained his Ph.D.at Cambridge University, UK, in 1950 working with Lennard-Jones on valence theory, in particular applications to the water molecule. His thesis dealt with many aspects of water, including its response properties and bonding structures.
Kutzelnigg On The Nobel Prize Of 1998 - Component Of : Early Ideas In The Histor
Translate this page Während unter Experten wohl Konsens darüber besteht, daß ein nobel-Preis fürdie Ab-initio Walter Kohn und john pople sind würdige nobelpreisträger.
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Extractions: Für ihre bahnbrechenden Beiträge zur Theoretischen Chemie wurden in diesem Jahr die Wissenschaftler John A. Pople (Evanston) und Walter Kohn (Santa Barbara) mit dem Nobelpreis für Chemie geehrt. Mit dem Nobelpreis für Physiologie und Medizin wurden die Amerikaner R. Furchgott (New York), und Ferid Murad (Houston) und Louis J. Ignarro (Los Angeles) zu gleichen Teilen ausgezeichnet, für den Nachweis, daß NO als gasförmiger Botenstoff im kardiovaskulären System wirkt. Theoretische Chemiker haben schon des öfteren Nobelpreise erhalten, z.B. L. Pauling, R.S. Mulliken. R. Hoffmann, K. Fukui oder R. Marcus. Ein besonders wichtiges Teilgebiet der Theoretischen Chemie, nämlich die numerische Ab-initio-Quantenchemie ist aber bisher noch nicht durch einen Nobelpreis ausgezeichnet worden. Die Aufgabe dieses Forschungsgebiets besteht darin, ausgehend von der Vielteilchenquantenmechanik durch aufwendige numerische Verfahren die Strukturen und Eigenschaften von Molekülen sowie ihre Wechselwirkung und chemische Reaktionen unter zu Einsatz von Computern zu berechnen. Die Bezeichnung "ab initio" bedeutet dabei, daß nur Naturkonstanten eingehen, aber (anders als bei den semiempirischen Methoden) keine an experimentelle Daten anpaßbaren Parameter.
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nwu.edu FOR RELEASE Immediate Professor john pople of NorthwesternAwarded nobel Prize in Chemistry. EVANSTON, Ill. john A. pople
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Extractions: CONTACT: Al Cubbage at (847) 491-4886 or by e-mail at a-cubbage@nwu.edu FOR RELEASE: Immediate EVANSTON, Ill. - John A. Pople, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. He was honored for his pioneering contributions in developing methods that can be used for theoretical studies of the properties of molecules and the chemical processes in which they are involved. "I consider this a great honor not only for myself, but for all the students who have worked with me over the years," Pople said. "I've had some wonderful students and colleagues who have assisted me in my work." The Nobel Prize Committee said of Pople: "John Pople is rewarded for developing computational methods making possible the theoretical study of molecules, their properties and how they act together in chemical reactions. These methods are based on the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics as defined by, among others, the physicist E. Schrdinger. A computer is fed with particulars of a molecule or a chemical reaction and the output is a description of the properties of that molecule or how a chemical reaction may take place. The result is often used to illustrate or explain the results of different kinds of experiment. Pople made his computational techniques easily accessible to researchers by designing the GAUSSIAN computer program. The first version was published in 1970. The program has since been developed and is now used by thousands of chemists in universities and commercial companies the world over."
Pople Receives Knighthood From Queen Of England, Observer Online (02-13-2003), N
john pople, nobel laureate and Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry, has beenawarded the Insignia of a Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the Most
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Extractions: February 13, 2003 The honor of Knighthood dates back to medieval chivalry, from which also comes the method used in the United Kingdom of conferring a Knighthood by the touch of a sword known as the accolade. Knight Commander (KBE) is a distinction within the realm of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, which was founded in 1917, initially to recognize service by civilians in the First World War. This award now honors civilians and service personnel for public service or outstanding contribution to society. Pople was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1998 for his pioneering contributions in developing computational methods making possible the theoretical study of molecules, their properties, and how they act together in chemical reactions. To make his computational techniques easily accessible to researchers, Pople designed the GAUSSIAN computer program used by thousands of chemists. Pople has been a Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences, a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a member of the American Chemical Society, a Fellow of the American Physical Society and a Fellow of the Royal Society, London.
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Therefore, it is a great pleasure to many of us that a leading pioneer in this area,john pople, received the nobel Prize along with Walter Kohn for work in
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Extractions: News and Reviews ECC E lectronic structure calculations for inorganic compounds are an important part of the inorganic research literature, as evidenced by their inclusion in Inorganic Chimica Acta, Inorganic Chemistry and other journals covering our discipline. Therefore, it is a great pleasure to many of us that a leading pioneer in this area, John Pople, received the Nobel Prize along with Walter Kohn for work in the electronic structure of molecules. John Pople has developed ever more precise strategies for the determination of electronic structures for molecules that are large enough to interest a wide range of chemists. His early approximate methods such as CNDO and INDO are still widely used, and these have been followed by a series of much more precise computational strategies that have taken advantage of advances in computing power. His GAUSSIAN program suite, first published in 1970 and constantly developed since then, provides highly reliable information on molecular energetics and structure, and is widely employed by chemists (and non-chemists!) in university, government and industrial laboratories.
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URL http//www.chem.nwu.edu/brochure/pople.html. 1998, nobel Prize in Chemistry,nobel Prize Committee. 1994, john Gamble Kirkwood Award, Yale University, American
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1998 Kémiai Nobel-díjasai
john A. pople 1925ben született Burnham-on-Sea-ben (Somerset, Nagy-Britannia).A nobel Alapítvány sajtóközleménye a http//www.nobel.se/foundation/press
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John Pople
john pople. john A. pople (sz. 1925, NagyBritannia) a Northwesterni Egyetemprofesszora, az 1998. évi kémiai nobel-díj kitüntetettje.
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Extractions: John Pople (JP): HI: JP: Igaza van, ez valóban kétirányú folyamat. Sok olyan elmélet, amelyet ma használunk, lényegesen egyszerûbb formában jelent meg eredetileg, amikor csak nagyon egyszerû számításokat végezhettek a kézi számológépekkel és a logartáblákkal. A számítógépes programok hatékony alkalmazása iránti igény "visszahat" az elméletre. Néha úgy tökéletesítenek egy elméletet, hogy gyorsabb eljárást találnak egy adott számításra. Az utóbbi években fôként az algoritmusok hatékonyságát növelték. HI: JP: HI: JP: HI: Mivel foglalkozik most?
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nobel ÖDÜLÜ KAZANAN BILIM ADAMLARI VE YAPTIGI ÇALISMALAR. WALTER ABD, KaliforniyaÜniversitesi, Santa Barbara, CA, ABD, d. 1923; ve pople, john A. ABD
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Nobel Odulu Kazananlar
nobel ÖDÜLÜ KAZANAN KÝMYACILAR. was divided equally between WALTER KOHN forhis development of the densityfunctional theory and john A. pople for his
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Extractions: NOBEL ÖDÜLÜ KAZANAN KÝMYACILAR The prize is being awarded with one half jointly to: ALAN J. HEEGER ALAN G. MACDIARMID , and HIDEKI SHIRAKAWA for the discovery and development of conductive polymers. AHMED ZEWAIL for his studies of the transition states of chemical reactions using femtosecond spectroscopy. The prize was awarded for pioneering contributions in developing methods that can be used for theoretical studies of the properties of molecules and the chemical processes in which they are involved. The prize was divided equally between: WALTER KOHN for his development of the density-functional theory and JOHN A. POPLE for his development of computational methods in quantum chemistry. The prize was divided, one half being awarded jointly to: PAUL D. BOYER and JOHN E. WALKER for their elucidation of the enzymatic mechanism underlying the synthesis of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) and with one half to: JENS C. SKOU
Off The Back Of A Laureate ...
nobel prizewinner john pople, who was a boarder at the School from 1936to 1943, is now a Professor at NorthWestern University in the USA.
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Extractions: Contents Other press stories Lower School Contact website editor 16 October 1998 Sixth-formers at Bristol Grammar School rounded off their science lessons today by drinking a toast to a former pupil who has just been awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. 'We hadn't any champagne,' said Eleanor Cutler (right), 'so we had to concoct some 'bubbly' for ourselves!' Nobel prizewinner John Pople, who was a boarder at the School from 1936 to 1943, is now a Professor at North-Western University in the USA. While at BGS he won numerous prizes for his mathematical ability: the Nobel Committee honoured his work in the field of quantum chemistry. 'It's a little more advanced than 'A' level,' joked teacher David Mascord, who, like John Pople, took his PhD at Cambridge. 'But many of our pupils will undoubtedly get to grips with his work at University.' 'I asked if our tutor could remember teaching Professor Pople,' said one of the Sixth-formers. 'He told me not to be so cheeky!' Ashraf El-Shanawany sent a message of congratulation on behalf of the School, where every pupil has an internet account. Professor Pople (72), who is the brother of the well-known Bristol outfitter, Keith Pople, wrote, 'I have many fond memories of my time at BGS a great school! Actually, I abandoned chemistry after O-levels and did only Maths and Physics in the Sixth form. That shows that scientists can at least be flexible!
1998 Nobel Prize
INTER ACTIONS 1999. 1998 nobel Prize, Walter Kohn, john pople. Two formerCarnegie Mellon professors were awarded the 1998 nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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October 16, 1998, Hour 2: 1998 Nobel Prizes
john pople 1998 nobel Laureate in Chemistry Board of Trustees Professorof Chemistry Northwestern University Evanston, IL. Horst
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Extractions: Hour Two: 1998 Nobel Prizes If you could ask this year's Nobel laureates a question, what would it be? This may be your chance. Joining us on this hour of Science Friday are Horst Stormer, one of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics, John Pople, a winner in Chemistry, and Ferid Murad, a winner of the prize for Physiology or Medicine. Horst Stormer, a professor at Columbia University, shares the physics prize with Robert Laughlin, a professor of physics and applied physics at Stanford University and Daniel Tsui at Princeton University. The three won the prize "for their discovery of a new form of quantum fluid with fractionally charged excitations." In a powerful magnetic field, the group found, electrons can condense to form a kind of quantum fluid related to ones seen in superconductivity and in liquid helium. By studying these fluids, researchers may be able to make new discoveries about how and why matter is what it is.
Access News Briefs: Computational Chemistry Comes Of Age With Nobel Prize
at the National Computational Science Alliance say their work would not be possiblewithout the methodologies of nobel Prize winners john pople, professor of
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Extractions: About Us NCSA Alliance TeraGrid Expeditions Atmospheric Discovery Community Codes Performance Engineering Data Quest ... Scientific Workspaces Outreach EOT Community Partnerships Private Sector Program User Information Getting Started Consulting Training Alliance Resources News Access Online data link Newsletter Press Room Access News Brief The emergence of computational science has added a third manner of performing scientific research. The existing methods were experiment and theory, closely coupled: without theory, there is no way to systematize and analyze the results of experiments; without experiments there is no point in theorizingtheory becomes philosophy, rather than science. Computational approaches provide a third way, often allowing faster and more elaborate tests of theory than would be possible by experiment, but also allowing a much more sophisticated analysis of experiment than theory alone could provide. In this sense we have a tripod: three legs, which provide a much more stable base than two. This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded to Walter Kohn and John Pople, affirms and legitimizes the status of the third leg of that tripod. As scientists working to extend the uses of computational science, we are very pleased that these chemists have been recognized at the highest level for their theoretical and computational contributions in a field whose outstanding contributors have long been laboratory chemists.

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