Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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rzcsui 54199.14 partmental work, the organization of the Research Laboratory of Applied Chemistry was due in a great measure to Dr. Talbot's mterest in the undertaking. lNIuch of Professor Talbotis published work has been along chem- ical lines, and includes, besides his doctor's thesis, his '5Quantitative Chemical Analysis, a small book on the '6Electrolytic Dissociation Theoryf' A Bibliography of the Analytical Chemistry of hfan- ganesef' and minor papers, chiefly in the field of Analytical Chem- istry. In addition to this he has delivered and published a number of addresses on various educational topics. including the teaching of chemistry in technical schools and the relations of such schools to the secondary schools. Professor Talbot. is a member of numerous scientific societies, in which he has occupied many positions of honor and importance. In the American Chemical Society he has taken a very active part, being a member of its Council from 1898 and of its Board of Editors from 1890 to the present time, chairman of the Division of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, 1900-11, and of the Section on Chemical Education, 1908-11, as well as a member of numerous important committees. Among the offices held by Dr. Talbot may be men- tioned: Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and Chairman of the Committee in charge of the C. INI. Wlarren Research Fundg and Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, of which association he was V ice-President and Chairman of the Section of Chemistry. In addition he holds membership in various other societies of lesser importance. I On educational questions Professor Talbot has long been recog- nized as an authority. For several years' he was Chief Examiner in Chemistry for the College Entrance Examination Board, and is at present a member of a commission to revise the college entrance requirement in chemistry. It is to his work as a teacher, however, that Professor Talbotfs most devoted service and interest is given. In spite of the many details of departmental administration, he has personally given the lectures in Inorganic Chemistry to-the First Year Class since 1902, and through his kindly personal interest he has placed himself in a position unusually close to the student body. Primarily a teacher, vet active in the advancement of science, Professor Talbot is a truei representative of the type of man of which the Institute may justly be proud. Iwi

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