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Published as SubjectEdward Bagley
Dates
1927 – 2009
Authorized Form of Name
Bagley, Edward, B.
Biography
Abstract
Edward Bagley was awarded the Bingham Medal of the Society of Rheology in 1982. Throughout his career, he held positions at the Society of Rheology, USDA, Washington University, Canadian Industries Limited, and University of Illinois.
Important Dates
1927Birth, Alberta (Canada).
1950B.Sc in Physics and Chemistry, University of Western Ontario, Ontario (Canada).
1954Ph.D in Physical Chemistry, Cornell University, Ithaca (N.Y.).
1954 – 1964Research Scientist, Canadian Industries Ltd., Montréal (Québec).
1964 – 1971Professor of Chemical Engineering, Washington University, St. Louis (Mo.).
1971 – 1995Research scientist (1971-1975); and Chief of the Horticultural and Special Corps Laboratory (1975-1995), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Peoria (Ill.).
1977 – 1981Vice-President, and President, Society of Rheology.
1982Awarded the Bigham Medal, Society of Rheology.
2009Death.
Occupation
Polymer chemist.
Places
Birth
Undergraduate Education
Graduate Education
Meeting
Employment
Subjects
Relationships
Institutions
Major Positions
Canadian Industries Limited
Research scientist.
United States. Department of Agriculture
Research scientist, and Chief of the Horticultural and Special Corps Laboratory.
Washington University (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Professor of Chemical Engineering.
Professional Activities & Affiliations
Cornell University
Ph.D in Physical Chemistry (1954).
Vice President; President; and recipient of 1982 Bingham Medal.
University of Western Ontario
B.Sc in Physics and Chemistry (1950).