From the President-Elect

Henry Eyring, President-Elect.

"Physical chemistry is everything that is interesting," so replied G. N. Lewis, the distinguished mentor of Henry Eyring at Berkeley, California, when queried about the content of this scientific discipline. If this definition be correct, then one who follows the profession of physical chemistry must be sort of a "pan-scientist," and for this title Henry Eyring is well qualified. It is entirely...

President - Elect ’ s Address

CMA president-elect traverses wildernesses.

Lawrence Bogorad: President-Elect of the AAAS.

Cabot Professor of Biology at Harvard University, is the new President-Elect of the AAAS. His urbane and gracious manner is well known to many biologists in this country and abroad through his numerous ties to organizations for plant physiology cell biology, and developmental biology. His influence on plant science in general, and on the molecular biology and physiology of chloroplasts in parti...

David A. Hamburg: President-Elect of AAAS.

David Alan Hamburg is the presidentelect of the AAAS, scheduled to assume office as president at the annual meeting in May 1984. Hardly a newcomer to association affairs, he has been a member of AAAS for many years and was elected to its Board of Directors in August 1980. Hamburg was born on 1 October 1925 in Evansville, Indiana, and attended the University of Indiana and its medical school, re...