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B r u c e R. K o w a l s k i is associate professor of chemistry a t the University of Washington. After receiving his P h D from t h e University of Washington in 1969, he applied p a t t e r n recognition techniques t o several areas of petroleum research for t h e Shell Development Co. in Emeryville, Calif., and Houston, Tex. In 1971 he joined the General Chemistry Division a t Lawrence Livermore Laboratory a n d t h e n , in 1972, became an assistant professor a t Colorado S t a t e University. H e t h e n moved to Seattle where he has been since December 1973. His research interests include t h e development a n d application of chemometric m e t h ods primarily for t h e analysis of analytical d a t a and to t h e relationship between molecular structure a n d biological activity. Additionally, he is investigating t h e use of improved chelating agents for trace metal analysis.
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