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Encyclopedia: William von Eggers Doering William von Eggers Doering is a Professor Emeritus at Harvard University and the former Chair of its Chemistry Department. He is known in the field of organic chemistry for his work on quinine. On average, more than 70 persons die of varicose veins per year per country. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/William-von-Eggers-Doering

Oral History Search Results: Detail Doering was influenced by his teachers during his early education to pursue science. William von Eggers Doering begins these interviews with a discussion of his early life and family background. At Yale, Doering became Director of the Division of Sciences, and began to realize that administrative duties were taking too much time from his research. www.chemheritage.org /exhibits/ex-oral-detail.asp?ID=85&Numb=1

Program William von Eggers Doering from Harvard University will be our after dinner speaker and he will tells us about the progress or lack of progress in the field of reactive intermediates in the last 50 years Included: special bus, ferry ride, camp fire upon arrival on the island with Icelandic snaps (brennivín) and shark (hákarl), 3 course dinner with 1 glass of wine and coffee In such an environment, the good food and drink in the highly reputed Videy food tradition are especially enjoyable. www.che.uc.edu /ISRIUM2003/program.htm

William von Eggers Doering Doering, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University and former Chair of the Chemistry Department there, should have been awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on Quinine but his contributions are recognized by those interested in organic chemistry. Set home page · Bookmark site · Add search www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/william_von_eggers_doering

Famous Scientists William Francis Giauque (1895-1982) - American physical chemist; did significant work in chemical thermodynamics, particularly on the behavior of substances at very low temperatures, for which he was awarded the 1949 Nobel Prize for chemistry. William Francis Giauque (1895-1982) - American physical chemisty; did significant work in chemical thermodynamics, particularly on the behavior of substances at very low temperatures, for which he was awared the 1949 Nobel Prize for chemistry. William Henry Perkin (1838-1907) - English chemist; produced first synthetic dye, mauve (1856). www.imbris.net /%7Ejfromm/history.htm

MSN Encarta - Search Results - egger Doering, William von Eggers: works with Robert Burns Woodward Egger, Virginie: Governor General’s literary award winner, children’s literature, 2003 Search Amazon.com for books about your topic, "egger" encarta.msn.com /egger.html

MSU Chemistry - Gallery of Chemists' Photo-Portraits and Mini-Biographies - Individual Doering's major interests were organic structures and reaction mechanisms. Despite the Germanic name, Doering was born in Fort Worth, Texas. Doering brought carbene chemistry to the attention of organic chemists; he studied carbene insertions, additions to multiple bonds, and intramolecular rearrangements. poohbah.cem.msu.edu /Portraits/PortraitsHH_Detail.asp?HH_Lname=Doering

devane.html William Clyde DeVane, to whose memory the medal is dedicated, was the Dean of Yale College, a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Senate, and national President of the United Chapters. Each year at its annual spring banquet, the Alpha of Connecticut confers the DeVane Medal on members of the faculty who have distinguished themselves as teachers of undergraduates in Yale College and as scholars in their fields. www.yale.edu /pbk/devane.html

Gordon W. Gribble's Academic Genealogy, Dolby,Noyce, Doering, Linstead, Kon, Thorpe... Pelope, Rocabonela, Elisaius... The gathering of this information was begun by Frank Switzer and further augmented by William von Eggers Doering (private communication). Gordon W. Gribble's Academic Genealogy, Dolby,Noyce, Doering, Linstead, Kon, Thorpe... Another web site with similar and expanded information can be found on the web site of Professor Leonidas Bachas (University of Kentucky) who shares most of our academic lineage. www.dartmouth.edu /~gwgchem/genealogy3.html

Harvard Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Doering maintains a research activity in physical, mechanistic organic chemistry involving at any one time no more than three postdoctoral associates. Current research interest focuses on bringing to light factors that influence the fate of the diradicals that mediate product distribution in not-obviously concerted reactions. www.chem.harvard.edu /research/faculty/william_doering.php

19950428doering.txt Doering, who joined the Harvard faculty in 1967 and became the Mallinckrodt Professor of Organic Chemistry in 1968, will receive the award and present the annual Kosolapoff Lecture at Auburn University on Wednesday, May 3. Doering, 78, a native of Fort Worth, Texas, who holds the bachelor's and doctorate degrees from Harvard, collaborated with R.B. Woodward on the legendary synthesis of quinine in 1942. -------------------- N E W S R E L E A S E -------------------- Auburn University - University Relations (334) 844-9999 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4/28/94 Bob Lowry EX-HARVARD CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR TO RECEIVE AUBURN AWARD AUBURN -- William von Eggers Doering, professor emeritus of organic chemistry at Harvard University, will receive the 1995 Auburn-G.M. Kosolapoff Award. www.auburn.edu /administration/univrel/news/archive/1995news/199504news/19950428doering.txt

The Dieringer Clan His grandson, Ernst Friedrich von Doering, was the Royal Polish and Saxon Justice Advisor and later became the Privy-Councillor and Chancellor of the college at Naumburg. Among the settlers with the name Doering was Franz Doering, who settled in Yorktown, Virginia, in 1778 at the age of 30. Notable members of the surname Doering in this period include Johann Christoph Doering, who was responsible for the ennoblement of the family in Sweden in 1719. www.duerinck.com /dieringr.html

Research - Public Sector - Governance - Governing by Network - Networked Government - Eggers - Goldsmith - eGovernment - Books - Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Now, Goldsmith and Eggers, two of America's most innovative policy thinkers, show how the networking trend is transforming government. "In Governing by Network, Goldsmith and Eggers answer one of the most important public policy questions of our time: how public officials can achieve results and ensure accountability to citizens in an age in which government relies more and more on partners to do the public’s business. Goldsmith and Eggers provide a clear and lively guide to the new terrain, offering concrete advice to public sector managers and elected officials on how to grapple with performance and accountability challenges." www.deloitte.com /government

Timeline of biology and organic chemistry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1944 - Robert Woodward and William von Eggers Doering synthesize Kenneth Green, David Williams, Arnold Bainbridge, Kathy Crane, and 1628 - William Harvey publishes An Anatomical Exercise on the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Timeline_of_biology_and_organic_chemistry

JCE 1997 (74) 1277 [Nov] Profiles, Pathways, and Dreams: Autobiographies of Eminent Chemists. Vol. 19, A Lifetime of Synergy with Theory and Experiment by Andrew Streitwieser Aided by the G.I. Bill, he remained at Columbia, working on a solvolysis problem under William von Eggers Doering and earning his M.A. (1950) and Ph.D. (1952) degrees. Streitwieser completed his undergraduate education at Columbia College in three and a half years (1945-1948), which included a year and a half in the U.S. Army. jchemed.chem.wisc.edu /Journal/Issues/1997/Nov/abs1277_1.html

MSU Chemistry - Genealogy Debates In the case of my academic grandfather, William von Eggers Doering, for whom the "debate" is whether he studied with Linstead or Woodward, it's pretty straightforward and the answer, as you correctly show, is Reginald Patrick Linstead. The Woodward confusion apparently comes from the fact that "everyone" organic knows of Doering and Woodward's early work, a formal total synthesis of the natural product quinine (a dramatic tour de force at the time which, in fact, has come under fire in the last few years). I know Doering reasonably well, and have personally attended a retrospective talk he gave on the occasion of his 80th birthday in which he referred to his Ph.D. advisor as Linstead. www.chemistry.msu.edu /Genealogy/chem_gene_debate.shtml

Blank His whole career was spent at Harvard where, starting as a postdoctoral fellow in 1937, he became Morris Loeb Professor of Chemistry in 1953. Woodward and his school later succeeded in synthesizing an impressive number of molecules, many of which are important far beyond the field of chemistry. This was an historic moment for it was the quinine molecule that William Perkin had first, somewhat prematurely, attempted to synthesize in 1855. www.daylight.com /meetings/emug02/Bradshaw/Training/Woodward.htm

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Nat'l Academies Press, The National Academy of Sciences: (1978), Appendix D: Members and Foreign Associates of the National Academy of Sciences, 1863-1963, and Year of Election ,1872 Young, William Gould, 1951 Zacharias, Jerrold Re~nach, 1957 Zachariasen, Frederik William Houlder, 1949 Zariski, Oscar, 1944 Zener, Clarence Melvin,1959 Zimm, Bruno Hasbrouck, 1958 Zinn, Walter Henry, 1956 ~Zinsser, Hans, 1924 Zirkle, Raymond Elliott, 1959 Zworykin, Vladimir Kosma, 1943 Zygmund, Antoni, 1960 ~ Charter member, March 3, 1863. A., 1864 lArrhenius, Svante A., 1908 fAuwers'G. Arthur, 1883 lBacklund, Oskar, 1903 iBaer, Karl Ernst von, l 864 iBaeyer, Adolf von, l 898 iBailey, Sir Edward, 1944 IBarcroft, Sir Joseph, 1939 iBarrande, Joachim, 1867 iBarrois, Charles, 1908 iBartlett, Sir Frederick Charles. 632 1 Appendix D Lim, Robert K. S., 1942 iPrain, Sir David, 1920 ~ Lindblad, Bertil, 1955 Prelog, Vladimir, 1961 fLinderstrom-Lang, Kaj Ulrik, 1947 fRammelsberg, Karl Friedrich, 1893 fLister, Joseph (1st Baron Lister of fRamon y Cajal, Santiago, 1920 Lyme Regis), 1898 f Ramsay, Sir William, 1904 fRayleigh, John Wm. books.nap.edu /books/0309025184/html/614.html

Smalley, Richard E After earning her Ph.D. in 1949 with William von Eggers Doering, who was then at Columbia University, she devoted her life to teaching and research in the Department of Chemistry of the University of Wyoming. She received the Garvan Medal of the American Chemical Society in 1982 for her contributions to physical organic chemistry, particularly in the study of the Cope and Claisen rearrangements. www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/S/Smalley/1.html

PNAS -- Table of Contents (Sep 1981, 78 (9)) William W. Chin, Henry M. Kronenberg, Phillip C. Dee, Farahe Maloof, and Joel F. Habener William J. Bettger, Steven T. Boyce, Ben J. Walthall, and Richard G. Ham William P. Tew, Charles D. Malis, John E. Howard, and Albert L. Lehninger www.pnas.org /content/vol78/issue9/index.shtml

petition.html William von Eggers Doering, Chemistry and Chemical Biology www.harvardmitdivest.org /petition.html

Synthetic Organic Chemistry Woodward began his triumphs in synthesis when he and his American colleague, William von Eggers Doering (1917-?), synthesized quinine in 1944. Insufficient understanding of molecular structure hampered the organic chemists of the mid-nineteenth century, but such was the irresistible progress of the science that in at least one significant episode even this shortcoming actually turned out to be an advantage. At the time (the 1840's) there were few organic chemists of note in Great Britain, and August Wilhelm von Hofmann (1818-1892), who had worked under Liebig, was imported to London from Germany. www.3rd1000.com /history/synorg.htm

00276399.htm On April 10, 1944, Dr. Robert Burns Woodward and Dr. William von Eggers Doering, at Harvard University, produced synthetic quinine. Quinine, isolated in 1820 by J.B. Caventou and P.J. Pelletier, is a white crystalline alkaloid derived from the bark of several species of trees. It was also used to alleviate fever and pain and induce uterine contractions during labor. www.intelihealth.com /chn/medhelp/HH/00276399.htm

Paul Dowd memorial service set Presenters at the symposium will include William von Eggers Doering, Harvard; Edward Arnett, Duke; Kendall Houk, UCLA; Ronald Breslow, Columbia; Julius Rebek, Scripps Research Institute; Paul Grieco, Indiana University, and Samuel Danishefsky, Columbia. The family has requested that memorial contributions be directed to the United Way. www.pitt.edu /utimes/issues/29/020697/06.html

PNAS -- Table of Contents (May 1980, 77 (5)) William Von Eggers Doering and Edward A. Barsa Chiseko Noda, William J. Rhead, and Kay Tanaka Insulin-Treated 3T3-L1 Adipocytes and Cell-Free Extracts Derived from Them Incorporate www.pnas.org /content/vol77/issue5/index.shtml

Genealogy - Gordon W. Gribble Research Group The following information was gathered by Frank Switzer and further augmented by William von Eggers Doering. **Professor Doering notes: "One of the almost insurmountable difficulties in tracing such a chemical genealogy with any kind of pedagogical integrity stems from the old European system of institutes: all graduates ostensibly obtained their degree from the Herr Director, who was often at best only slightly acquainted with the recipient! This lineage extends back to the following scientific pioneers: Adolph Von Baeyer (1835-1917), Friedrich August von Stradonitz Kekulé (1829-1896), Pierre Eugene Marcelin Berthelot, (1827-1907), Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac, (1778-1850), Antoine Laurent Lavoisier (1743-1794). www.dartmouth.edu /~gwgchem/genealogy.html

MSU Chemistry - Chemical Genealogy +William von Eggers Doering (1917-____) (PhD 1943, Harvard) +Samuel William Johnson (1830-1909) (MA (honorary) 1857, Yale) + William Dean Wulff (1949-____) (PhD 1979, Iowa State) ( MSU 1999-____) www.chemistry.msu.edu /Genealogy/chem_gene.shtml

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