Robert Burn Woodward's Accomplishments

On the tenth of April in the year nineteen seventeen Robert Burn Woodward was born in the city of Boston Massachusetts. He died in July 8 1979.In his lifetime he attended high end universities from Harvard to Cambridge and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Throughout Woodwards young age he was very interested in science and what he gained from all the knowledge he obtained. He attended public school for his primary and secondary education. Yet he entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the year of nineteen thirty four. Ever since then he has been upscaling through the ladder of success dramatically. From involvement in Harvard University, as Postdoctoral Fellow, from the years of nineteen thirty seven to nineteen thirty eight.
Member of the Society of Fellows, for two consecutive years. Robert Burn Woodward was also an Instructor in Chemistry, Assistant Professor from nineteen forty six to nineteen forty seven. Not only that but he also had time to be an Associate Professor for four years. Professor in Morris Loeb. As the list continues he yet too was a Professor of Chemistry from nineteen fifty three to nineteen sixty and Donner Professor of Science since nineteen sixty. In the year 1963 he gained direction of the Woodward Research Institute at Basel. As if he already didn't have enough on his plate he also was a member of the Corporation of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (from the year nineteen sixty six to the year nineteen seventy one, and last but not least Woodward is a Member of the Board of Governors of the Weizmann Institute of Science. Robert Burn Woodward’s drive to learn passionately about the sciences will forever stay an impact on scientific officials everywhere.