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The Shell Professors of Chemical Engineering is a professorship at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at the University of Cambridge. It was created in 1945 after a £450,000 donation was made by Shell for the purpose of creating a dedicated chemical engineering department, with Terence Fox serving as the first professor.[1]
Shell Professors of Chemical Engineering
- 1945–1959:Terence Fox
- 1959–1978:Peter Victor Danckwerts
- 1978–1993:John Frank Davidson
- 1993–2004:John Bridgwater
- 2004–present:Lynn Gladden
References
- ^ "Oxford DNB article:Fox, Terence (Subscription Needed)". Retrieved 2008-11-01.