Roy S. Clarke

Roy S. Clarke is an American scientist focusing on geochemistry.

Biography

Clark got his education in Cornell University, where he got his bachelor's degree in 1949. In 1957 he got his master's degree in geochemistry at George Washington University. He became a member of Smithsonian Institution in 1957.[1] Starting from 1966, he was an Associate Curator in the Department of Mineral Sciences, a division of National Museum of Natural History, and in 1970, got a position as curator at the same place. Later in life, he got a position of Curator Emeritus at the NMNH. He is famous for his chemical analysis of meteorites and minerals.[2] He still works as Research Chemist Emeritus in the Division of Meteorites at the Museum.

Works

Books written:[1]

  • Meteorites and the Smithsonian

Books edited:

gollark: Not much, potatOS doesn't need the modem for much.
gollark: Creepy how?
gollark: Guess they can't! Nobody seems to care enough to anyway.
gollark: They can easily read the code without that.
gollark: Git is fundamentally distributed, am I only allowed to use big popular platforms for it now?

References
  1. Some biography and works
  2. "Biography". Smithsonian Institution Archives. Retrieved April 25, 2012.
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