| Dr. Michael Hoffman is the James Irvine Professor of Environmental
Science and Dean of Graduate Studies at the California Institute
of Technology. Professor Hoffman has published more than 200
peer-reviewed professional papers and is the holder of 7 patents
in various types of environmental chemistry. He is currently
on the Editorial Board of Environmental Science and Technology,
the Journal of Physical Chemistry, and the Scientific Advisory
Board of the Max Planek Institute for Chemistry. Prof. Hoffman
received the Alexander von Humboldt Prize in 1991 for research
and teaching in environmental chemistry. In 1995, He was presented
the E. Gordon Young Award by the Chemical Society of Canada
for work in environmental chemistry. In 2001, Prof. Hoffman
was presented the American Chemical Society Award for Creative
Advances in Environmental Science and Technology. Dr. Hoffman
received a B.A. in chemistry from Northwestern University,
a PhD in chemical kinetics from Brown University, and post-doctoral
training in Environmental Engineering at the California Institute
of Technology. |
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