The Story
Conway has contributed much to the understanding of electrode kinetics, particularly those of hydrogen evolution and the very earliest stages of metal oxidation. He has also served as a consultant to chemical research labs. Conway's work in applied electrochemistry has allowed the development of rechargeable, compact batteries and supercapacitors for cellular phones, laptop computers and radiocommunication systems.
Sources: Canadian Who’s Who 1993; The Royal Society of Canada; The Canadian Encyclopedia 2000 ed.; Photo: U of Ottawa website.
The Person
- Birthdate
- January 26, 1927
- Birthplace
- Farnborough, England
- Date of Death
- July 9, 2005
- Title
- Chemist; Emeritus Professor of Chemistry
- Office
- University of Ottawa
- Status
- Deceased
- Degrees
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- BSc, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, 1946
- PhD, University of London, 1949
- DSc, University of London, 1961
- Awards
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- Noranda Award and Medal
- Linford Medal, 1984
- Kendall Award, 1984
- Palladium Medal, 1989
- Thomas W. Eadie Medal (Royal Society of Canada), 2000
- Last Updated
- December 6, 2011
- Popularity
- 31812
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