ALEXANDER DALGARNO

摘要

I entered the Graduate School at Harvard in the Chemistry Department in September of 1973 from the University of Michigan, where I had (un-fortunately) majored in Chemistry. Chemistry is considered a "laboratory science" but I had no talent in the laboratory. I had merely fallen in love with the ideal gas law in high school, and I had stubbornly allowed this to determine my course of studies, most of which had nothing to do with the ideal gas law, and much of which was focused on laboratory studies.