Hurter Memorial Lecture
Hurter Memorial Lecture – Established 1898
The first Hurter Memorial Lecture was given by Professor George Lunge of Zurich, a close friend and collaborator of Hurter. Fourteen years later it was given by Fritz Haber, inventor of the Haber-Bosch process. Another early Hurter Lecturer was Sir Oliver Lodge, famous for being both a physicist, and a spiritualist, both very much in the public eye. When the Lecture celebrated its centenary in 1998, staff from BASF Plc, AstraZeneca and Bristol-Myers Squibb, amongst many others, joined civic leaders and senior academics at Liverpool University. Read more on Ferdinand Hurter.
Nomination By: Liverpool and North West Regional Group Committee
Qualification: Distinction
Description: Lecture and presentation of a certificate
Presented At: Liverpool and North West Regional Group Event
Frequency: At the discretion of the Liverpool and North West Regional Group Committee
Selection: Liverpool and North West Regional Group Committee
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