File includes curriculum vitae, list of publications , and sixteen-page typed response to questionnaire. Fink describes his childhood interest in chemistry, which made it possible for him to be the first student exempted from freshman and sophomore chemistry at the University of Michigan; graduate work in nuclear chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley with Glenn T. Seaborg and at the University of Rochester; post-doctoral work also at Rochester; work at the University of Arkansas on nuclear spectroscopy and "nuclear structures" physics; and a sabbatical in 1959-1960 at the Werner Institute for Nuclear Chemistry at the University of Uppsala, Sweden, where he worked with the 184 MeV Uppsala synchrocyclotron and on isotope separation; and he lists the graduate students and post-docs who have worked with him.