F. Sherwood Roland
Lecture given at the Lindau Nobel Prize Meeting in 2006 - Science Video Lecture
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Sherwood Roland was asked the question `how did you get to where you are?` In this lecture he chooses to discuss his research path from non-atmospheric to atmospheric chemistry.
Video recorded in 2006. Sherwood Rowland was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work in the atmospheric chemistry, particularly concerning the formation and decomposition of Ozone in 1995.
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