Richard S. H. Mah (1934-2004) Papers 1980-2004

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Richard S. H. Mah (1934-2004) Papers 1980-2004

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The Richard S. H. Mah Papers fill one half-size box and date from the period 1980-1981. In addition to one folder of biographical materials the series includes two folders of correspondence, mailing lists, papers, and related materials pertaining to a conference on computer-aided process design held July 6-11, 1980 at New England College, Henniker, New Hampshire, and sponsored by the Engineering Foundation and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Mah was Co-chair of the conference and co-edited its proceedings entitled, (New York: Engineering Foundation, c. 1981). Much of the conference materials is routine and concerns program planning and publication of papers. Foundations of Computer-Aided Chemical Process Design: Proceedings of an International Conference

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Mah, Richard S. H.

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Richard S. H. Mah was born on December 16, 1934 in Shanghai, China, the son of S. Fabian Soh Pai and E. Shang (Chang). Mah received his B.S. in 1957 from the University of Birmingham, England and his Ph.D. in 1961 from the Imperial College of Science and Technology, University of London. Mah took an appointment as Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at Northwestern University in December 1972. The University appointed him Professor in 1977. In addition to his wor...

Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.). Department of Chemical Engineering

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The Chemical Engineering Department of Northwestern's Technological Institute was established in 1940. The department was established in order to comply with the agreement the university had entered into with Walter P. Murphy in connection with Murhpy's endowment of the new school of engineering which became known as the Technological Institute. Murphy insisted that the new school include departments covering the four major areas in engineering; chemical, civil, electrical and mecha...