| 词条 | Regius Professor of Chemistry (Glasgow) |
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| post = Regius Chair | body = Chemistry {{small|University of Glasgow}} | image = Glasgowuniversity.jpg | alt = | incumbent = Leroy (Lee) Cronin | incumbentsince = 2013 | formation = 1817 | founder = George III | first = Thomas Thomson | notable = Thomas Anderson, Sir Derek Barton | website = www.gla.ac.uk/chemistry }} The Regius Chair of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow was founded in 1817 by King George III, who also established the Regius Chairs of Surgery and Natural History at the university. The chair originated from a lectureship in chemistry, established in 1747. Regius Professors of ChemistryThe first Professor was Thomas Thomson, inventor of the saccharometer and discoverer of Thomsonite. He was succeeded by Thomas Anderson, who assisted Joseph Lister, Regius Professor of Surgery, with his work on antisepsis, and who discovered pyridine. The chair was later held by Nobel laureate Sir Derek Barton. The current occupant is Professor Leroy Cronin.
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4 : Professorships at the University of Glasgow|1817 establishments in Scotland|Regius Professorships|Professorships in chemistry |
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