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Bert... I never intended to make the implication that it was simple...and my sense of humor takes some getting used to...( I have a hard enough time trying to write out a Taylor series than come to grips with a 3D fourier solution...yet have a small understanding to the complexities of the modeling you were doing).
More my point was your work was clearly demanding but I was simply puzzled as to how a Ph.d in Physics gave you the right tools to deal with the organic chemists.
So which Uni were you teaching at? I suspect you may have crossed paths with my old Physical Chemistry Professor from many many moons ago.
Hang on.....something doesn't add up. You would have been 19 years old starting with Kodak. When did you write up your doctorate?
Last edited by Peter Ward; 15-03-2008 at 01:15 AM.
Reason: clarification
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