Person

Moritz, Alan Gilbert (1936 - 1990)

Born
1936
South Australia, Australia
Died
4 April 1990
Occupation
Chemist

Summary

Alan Moritz worked for the Defence Standards Laboratories (later Materials Research Laboratory), Maribyrnong, Victoria 1962-1990. He was interested in nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry.

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Born South Australia, 1936. Died 4 April 1990. Educated University of Adelaide (BSc (hons) 1958, PhD 1961). Scholarship of the 1851 Exhibition and CSIRO studentship, University of Cambridge and Imperial College, London 1961, Scientific Officer, Chemical Defence Group, Defence Standards Laboratories (later Materials Research Laboratory), Maribyrnong, Victoria 1962-90, Senior Research Scientist 1966-90.

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