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Talanta medal
Talanfa, Vol. 33, No. 10, p. III, 1986 Pergamon Journals Ltd. Printed in Great Britain
TALANTA
MEDAL
PROFESSOR ERNd PUNGOR
The Publisher and Editorial Board of Tulunta take pleasure in announcing that, with the approval of the Advisory Board, the Eleventh Award of the Talanta Medal has been made to Professor Em6 Pungor, of the Institute for General and Analytical Chemistry, Technical University of Budapest. Professor Pungor has published some 300 papers and written or edited several books in a wide variety of fields in analytical chemistry, including indicator theory and applications, gravimetric analysis, heteropoly acid chemistry, high-frequency titrimetry, flame photometry, atomic-absorption spectrometry, non-aqueous titrimetry, voltammetry, polarography, potentiometric titration, gas analysis, chromatography, continuousflow analysis, and, above all, ion-selective electrodes. In addition, he has built up a very effective research team and teaching institute, which is exceptionally well equipped, and for many years has played a leading role in the Federation of European Chemical Societies and especially its Working Party on Analytical Chemistry. He is internationally recognized as an authority and innovator in several fields of analytical chemistry, and has played an outstanding role in the development of the subject in Hungary. The previous winners of the Talanta Medal are as follows: 1961 1963 1965 1967 1969
F. FEIGL G. SCHWARZENBACH I. P. ALIMARIN E. STAHL A. WALSH
III
1971 1974 1977 1981 1983
R. PRIBIL B. V. L’VOV R. BELCHER J. RU&CKA T. FUJINAGA
TALANTA
MEDAL
PROFESSOR ERNd PUNGOR
The Publisher and Editorial Board of Tulunta take pleasure in announcing that, with the approval of the Advisory Board, the Eleventh Award of the Talanta Medal has been made to Professor Em6 Pungor, of the Institute for General and Analytical Chemistry, Technical University of Budapest. Professor Pungor has published some 300 papers and written or edited several books in a wide variety of fields in analytical chemistry, including indicator theory and applications, gravimetric analysis, heteropoly acid chemistry, high-frequency titrimetry, flame photometry, atomic-absorption spectrometry, non-aqueous titrimetry, voltammetry, polarography, potentiometric titration, gas analysis, chromatography, continuousflow analysis, and, above all, ion-selective electrodes. In addition, he has built up a very effective research team and teaching institute, which is exceptionally well equipped, and for many years has played a leading role in the Federation of European Chemical Societies and especially its Working Party on Analytical Chemistry. He is internationally recognized as an authority and innovator in several fields of analytical chemistry, and has played an outstanding role in the development of the subject in Hungary. The previous winners of the Talanta Medal are as follows: 1961 1963 1965 1967 1969
F. FEIGL G. SCHWARZENBACH I. P. ALIMARIN E. STAHL A. WALSH
III
1971 1974 1977 1981 1983
R. PRIBIL B. V. L’VOV R. BELCHER J. RU&CKA T. FUJINAGA