Entries for Dr. John Holder

Academic degree:

Dr.

Last name:

Holder

First name:

John

Responsible for:

EPSR-Area 8.2: Environmental sustainability of current and alternative energy sources

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Position:

Street, Number, POB:

Victoria Road 93

Postal code, City:

PR2 8NL Fulwood, Preston

State:

Lancashire PR2 8NL

Country:

United Kingdom

Phone:

44 1772 774246

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E-mail address:

j.v.holder@btinternet.com

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Curriculum vitae:

Dr. John Holder
93, Victoria Road
Fulwood, Preston,
Lancashire PR2 8NL, England
T: +44 1772 774246
M: +44 7814 883948
E-mail: j.v.holder@btinternet.com

Affiliation:
John Holder, General Secretary EuCheMS DCE, Preston, Lancashire PR2 8NL, UK

EDUCATIONAL AND ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
1966-1969 University of Birmingham, Department of Chemistry [BSc (Hons) Chemistry (Upper Second Class) (1969)]

1969-1972 University of Birmingham, Department of Minerals Engineering [PhD (1972) Thesis ‘Solvent Extraction of some metal ions using a Biguanide Complexant’]

1976 University College London, Short Course in Chemical Engineering (6 weeks full-time)

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES:
1986 Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Chartered Chemist (FRSC, C.Chem). Associate 1973, Member 1975.

1993 - 1995 Chair, Environmental Chemistry Group, Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
Vice-Chair 1995 - 1997).

1993 - 1995 Member, Environmental, Health and Safety Committee, RSC.

1997 - Present, Secretary of the Federation of European Chemical Societies, Division for Chemistry and the Environment (Member 1995 - Present).

AREAS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE/RESEARCH:
Solvent Extraction;
Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing;
Nuclear Waste Management;
Nuclear Installation Decontamination and Decommissioning;
Environmental Chemistry;
Radiochemistry;
Clay Chemistry;
Science Higher Education

Member of the Editorial Board ESPR - Environmental Science and Pollution Research. Since 29 May 2003, member of the board of co-editors of ESPR representing the following areas:
- chemistry in the fields of the causes, effects and control of pollution
- waste management (including nuclear) and recycling
- environmental radiochemistry

Areas of interest:

Clay Chemistry

environmental chemistry

Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

Nuclear Installation Decontamination

Nuclear Waste Management

Radiochemistry

Science Higher Education

Solvent Extraction

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Development: Enterprise Technologies