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Team Members
At the present time, the following staff contribute to the work of the UNESCO-Associated Centre. All of these members also work for the
Microscience Project:
Prof JD Bradley
John was born near Manchester but had university
education at the Universities of Leeds and London (King's College).
After gaining his PhD in chemistry and completing a post-doctoral
fellowship at Florida State University, he joined the Department of
Chemistry at Wits University. During his time in the department, he
became a full Professor, was President of the Chemical Institute
(1988-90) and was Chairman of the IUPAC Committee on Teaching of
Chemistry (1996-2001). He joined with two colleagues to create the
RADMASTE Centre in 1991 and this has now grown to about 20 staff. As one
of the creators of the microscience system he helped establish the
UNESCO-IUPAC Global Programme in Microscience, which has ultimately
resulted in the creation of this and other UNESCO-Associated Centres for
Microscience Experiments. John is currently an Honorary Professor at
Wits University.
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