Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture
Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture – Established 1943
Charles Tennant was a pioneer of the chemical industry and was instrumental in encouraging the growth of the textile industry. He came from modest beginnings as an apprentice weaver and went on to patent various methods of making bleaches, eventually setting up his own company in Paisley. More details
Today the Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture is one of SCI Scotland's most prestigious honours and a popular and high profile social fixture in its national industrial calendar.
Nomination By: Scotland Regional Interest Group
Qualification: Expertise in chemical research and knowledge
Description: Lecture
Presented At: Scottish Regional Interest Group Event, preferably in Glasgow
Frequency: Every two to three years or as appropriate
Selection: Scottish Regional Group Committee
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