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== Life ==
== Life ==
1928-
David Reynolds Lide, Jr. (1928-)


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'''Education'''


Email:
* Carnegie-Mellon University, B.S., 1949
* Harvard University, M.A., 1951 and Ph.D., 1952


Worked at: NBS
== Relevant Employment ==
 
* NBS


== Contributions ==
== Contributions ==
Lide won the Skolnik Award for the creation of the national standard reference database series of computer searchable numerical databases and for founding and editing the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data. He worked at: Office of Standards Reference Data, NBS: Physicist 1954-63; Chief infrared and microwave spectros section 1963-68; Director 1968-?; Editor, Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data 1972-?; His research involved: free radicals, high temperature, microwave and infrared spectroscopy, molecular structure, critical data evaluation, and molecular lasers.
Lide won the Skolnik Award for the creation of the national standard reference database series of computer searchable numerical databases and for founding and editing the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data. He worked at: Office of Standards Reference Data, NBS: Physicist 1954-63; Chief infrared and microwave spectros section 1963-68; Director 1968-?; Editor, Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data 1972-?; His research involved: free radicals, high temperature, microwave and infrared spectroscopy, molecular structure, critical data evaluation, and molecular lasers.


== Education ==
== Awards ==
Carnegie-Mellon University, B.S., 1949; Harvard University, M.A., 1951, Ph.D., 1952.


== Awards ==
* 1965 Silver Medal and 1968 Gold Medal (US Dept. of Commerce?)
1965 Silver Medal and 1968 Gold Medal(US Dept. of Commerce?); 1968 Stratton Award(NBS); 1986 Presidential Rank Award Meritorious Federal Executive; 1988 Skolnik Award(ACS); 1991 Patterson-Crane Award(ACS) for contributions to chemical literature.
* 1968 Stratton Award (NBS)  
* 1986 Presidential Rank Award Meritorious Federal Executive
* 1988 Skolnik Award (ACS)
* 1991 Patterson-Crane Award (ACS) for contributions to chemical literature


== Offices ==
== Offices ==
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry; Communication Symbols, Terminology, and Units Chairman; Phys. Chemistry Division Pres. 1983-87.
 
* International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
* Communication Symbols, Terminology, and Units | Chairman
* Phys. Chemistry Division | Pres., 1983-87


== Papers ==
== Papers ==
Location #1:
'''LOCATION #1'''
 
Dates:
 
Size:
 
Includes: His personal and professional papers are still in his possession. No decision has been made regarding deposit.
 
Finding aid:


Source: Phone conversation with David Lide, 6/96.
* Papers dates:
* Size:
* Includes: His personal and professional papers are still in his possession. No decision has been made regarding deposit.
* Finding aid:
* SOURCE: Phone conversation with David Lide, 6/96.

Revision as of 01:03, 15 August 2023

Life

David Reynolds Lide, Jr. (1928-)

Education

  • Carnegie-Mellon University, B.S., 1949
  • Harvard University, M.A., 1951 and Ph.D., 1952

Relevant Employment

  • NBS

Contributions

Lide won the Skolnik Award for the creation of the national standard reference database series of computer searchable numerical databases and for founding and editing the Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data. He worked at: Office of Standards Reference Data, NBS: Physicist 1954-63; Chief infrared and microwave spectros section 1963-68; Director 1968-?; Editor, Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data 1972-?; His research involved: free radicals, high temperature, microwave and infrared spectroscopy, molecular structure, critical data evaluation, and molecular lasers.

Awards

  • 1965 Silver Medal and 1968 Gold Medal (US Dept. of Commerce?)
  • 1968 Stratton Award (NBS)
  • 1986 Presidential Rank Award Meritorious Federal Executive
  • 1988 Skolnik Award (ACS)
  • 1991 Patterson-Crane Award (ACS) for contributions to chemical literature

Offices

  • International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
  • Communication Symbols, Terminology, and Units | Chairman
  • Phys. Chemistry Division | Pres., 1983-87

Papers

LOCATION #1

  • Papers dates:
  • Size:
  • Includes: His personal and professional papers are still in his possession. No decision has been made regarding deposit.
  • Finding aid:
  • SOURCE: Phone conversation with David Lide, 6/96.