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| 702. Dr. Barry COOPER | ||||||||||||
| Dr. Barry J. Cooper, Johnson Matthey Catalytic Systems Division Honored For His Significant Contributions To The United States Efforts To Achieve Clean Air ,Wayne, PA, October 23, 2000 | ||||||||||||
| Dr. Cooper joined Johnson Matthey in 1964 in the central research group in the United Kingdom. In 1970, he started his research work in automotive catalysis and obtained several early patents on platinum/rhodium three-way catalysts, which subsequently became the prime catalyst system to control emissions from automobiles. He transferred to the United States in 1979 as Principal Scientist in the North American Operation and has taken the lead role in Johnson Matthey's Diesel Emission Control Group. | ||||||||||||
| Honoured world-wide for his achievements, Dr. Cooper has been the recipient of prestigious awards such as the MacRobert award from the Royal Academy of Engineering for technical innovation, the Henry J. Albert award for outstanding contributions to the Science of Precious Metals, the Arch T. Colwell merit award for outstanding contribution to SAE technical literature, and is an SAE Fellow. |
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