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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alan_Walsh_(physicist)Alan Walsh (physicist) - Wikipedia

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   Sir Alan Walsh FAA FRS (19 December 1916 – 3 August 1998) was a British-Australian physicist, originator and developer of a method of chemical analysis called atomic absorption spectroscopy.

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   The #GoKingsGo re-signed 26 y/o RFA F Taylor Ward to 1 year deal NHL 775K Minors 165K 32P in 71 GP Will be UFA on expiry. Rep'd by Justin Duberman @ASM__Hockey t.co/mHy1UUwZSd

4. www.science.org.au › alan-walsh-1916-1998Alan Walsh 1916-1998 | Australian Academy of Science

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   A biographical memoir of Alan Walsh, the originator and developer of atomic absorption spectroscopy, a revolutionary method of chemical analysis. Learn about his family background, education, war service, research career and honours in Australia.

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   Who was Alan Walsh?

   • Alan Walsh was born on 19 December 1916 and brought up in Hoddlesden, a small moorland village in the borough of Darwen, in Lancashire, England, about twenty miles north of Manchester. He was the eldest son of Thomas Haworth Walsh, who managed a small family cotton mill in Hoddlesden, and Betsy Alice Walsh (née Robinson).

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   What is Alan Walsh Spectroscopy Laboratory?

   • In December 1994 the Spectroscopy Wing at the CSIRO Division of Chemical Physics was named the 'Alan Walsh Spectroscopy Laboratory'. After his visit in 1962, Alan began to visit Perkin-Elmer in Norwalk on a regular basis and participated in some major commercial decisions.

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   When was Alan Walsh photographed?

   • The photograph of Alan Walsh was taken in June 1979 by the CSIRO Division of Chemical Physics. 'Alan Walsh. The making of a scientific breakthrough', Double Helix News (CSIRO), 11 (1988), 10. A. Walsh, 'Why did you become a scientist?', written in 1993 for The Quantum Book of How and Why, later published as Why?

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   When did Alan Walsh join CSIRO?

   • Six years later, in June 1982, Alan was elated to learn that he had been invited back to CSIRO as a Senior Research Fellow. In December 1994 the Spectroscopy Wing at the CSIRO Division of Chemical Physics was named the 'Alan Walsh Spectroscopy Laboratory'.

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6. adb.anu.edu.au › biography › walsh-sir-alan-32130Biography - Sir Alan Walsh - Australian Dictionary of Biography

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   Sir Alan Walsh (1916–1998), physicist and inventor of atomic absorption spectroscopy, was born on 19 December 1916 at Hoddlesden, Lancashire, England, second of four children of Thomas Haworth Walsh, cotton mill manager, and his wife Betsy Alice, née Robinson.

7. csiropedia.csiro.au › Atomic-absorption-spectroscopyAtomic absorption spectroscopy – CSIROpedia

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   Nov 27, 2019 · The concept of atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) came to CSIRO scientist Alan Walsh in a flash of inspiration as he was gardening at his Melbourne home. This led to an invention that has since been labelled as one of the most significant achievements in chemical analysis last century.

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9. www.australiangeographic.com.au › topics › scienceAustralian inventors: Alan Walsh redefines chemical analysis

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   Aug 6, 2015 · Learn how CSIRO scientist Alan Walsh discovered a new method of chemical analysis in 1952, based on measuring light absorbed by atoms. His invention revolutionised many fields of research and launched a global industry.

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