Stephen Faulkner
British inorganic chemist
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Summary
Stephen Faulkner is a human[1]. He worked as an inorganic chemist[2].
Key Facts
- Stephen Faulkner held citizenship in United Kingdom[3].
- Stephen Faulkner's professions included inorganic chemist[2].
- Among Stephen Faulkner's employers was University of Oxford[4].
- Among Stephen Faulkner's employers was Keble College[5].
- Stephen Faulkner received the Corday-Morgan Prize[6].
- Stephen Faulkner is recorded as male[7].
- Stephen Faulkner's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Stephen Faulkner's family name is recorded as Faulkner[9].
- Stephen Faulkner's given name is recorded as Stephen[10].
- Stephen Faulkner's official website is recorded as http://faulkner.chem.ox.ac.uk/Faulkner_Group_Web_Site/Steve.html[11].
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Career and Affiliations
Stephen Faulkner's professions included inorganic chemist[2]. Employers include University of Oxford[4], a collegiate university[12], in United Kingdom[13], founded in 1096[14], headquartered in Oxford[15] and Keble College[5], a college of the University of Oxford[16], in United Kingdom[17], founded in 1870[18], headquartered in Oxford[19].
Recognition
Stephen Faulkner received the Corday-Morgan Prize[6].
FAQs
What did Stephen Faulkner do for work?
Stephen Faulkner worked as inorganic chemist[2].
What awards did Stephen Faulkner receive?
Honors received include Corday-Morgan Prize[6].