Ralph Landau

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Ralph Landau was an American chemical engineer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Halcon International known for major innovations in petrochemical process technology and for his leadership in industrial research.

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instanceOf American
chemical engineer
entrepreneur
industrial researcher
coFounded Halcon International
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Massachusetts Institute of Technology
employer Halcon International
Halcon/Scientific Design
fieldOfWork chemical engineering
industrial research
petrochemical process technology
founded Halcon International
Halcon/Scientific Design
surface form: Halcon/Scientific Design joint venture
industry chemical industry
petrochemical industry
influencedDomain modern petrochemical process engineering
technology-based entrepreneurship in chemicals
knownFor innovations in petrochemical process technology
leadership in industrial research
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Engineering
notableRole leader in integrating industrial research with commercial petrochemical production
notableWork commercialization of new catalytic processes in petrochemicals
development of petrochemical process technologies for ethylene oxide and derivatives
development of petrochemical process technologies for linear alkylbenzene
development of petrochemical process technologies for oxo alcohols
occupation business executive
chemical engineer
entrepreneur
placeOfBirth Philadelphia
surface form: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Palo Alto, California
surface form: Palo Alto, California, United States
receivedAward Founders Award of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
National Medal of Technology and Innovation
surface form: National Medal of Technology

Othmer Gold Medal
Perkin Medal
sexOrGender male
workedOn process design for large-scale petrochemical plants
technology licensing in the petrochemical industry

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