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Rayson Huang

Rayson Lisung Huang, CBE (Chinese: 黃麗松; pinyin: Huáng Lìsōng; 1 September 1920 − 8 April 2015), was a Hong Kong chemist, who was an expert on radicals. He was the first Chinese Vice-Chancellor of The University of Hong Kong, a position in which he served from 1972 until 1986.

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Alma mater
BSc (HK) DPhil, DSc (Oxon) DSc (UM)
Born
(1920-09-01)1 September 1920
Died
8 April 2015(2015-04-08) (aged 94) United Kingdom
Preceded by
Kenneth Robinson · Huang Ying-jung
Spouse
Grace Li
Succeeded by
Wang Gungwu · Shou-sheng Hsueh

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Rayson Huang

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Rayson Huang

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related to University administrator · 12
Rayson Huang → Chinese Vice-Chancellor, Drafting Committee, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Basic Law, Hong Kong's, Huang, In, In September, Nanyang University, Singapore, University, Vice-Chancellor
related to Retirement and post-academic life · 11
Rayson Huang → Academia, An, By, Fund, Grace, Grace Wei Huang Memorial, His, Hong Kong, Huangs, Lifetime, To
Preceded by · 2
Rayson Huang → Huang Ying-jung, Kenneth Robinson
Succeeded by · 2
Rayson Huang → Shou-sheng Hsueh, Wang Gungwu
related to External links · 2
Rayson Huang → Hong Kong Memory, The
Alma mater · 1
Rayson Huang → BSc (HK) DPhil, DSc (Oxon) DSc (UM)
Born · 1
Rayson Huang → (1920-09-01)1 September 1920
Died · 1
Rayson Huang → 8 April 2015(2015-04-08) (aged 94) United Kingdom
Spouse · 1
Rayson Huang → Grace Li

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huang hong kong university rayson chinese chemistry vice-chancellor grace september 1972 studies 1986 st john's returned study wife first served

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Rayson HuangAlma materBSc (HK) DPhil, DSc (Oxon) DSc (UM)1.00infobox
Rayson HuangBorn(1920-09-01)1 September 19201.00infobox
Rayson HuangDied8 April 2015(2015-04-08) (aged 94) United Kingdom1.00infobox
Rayson HuangPreceded byKenneth Robinson1.00infobox
Rayson HuangPreceded byHuang Ying-jung1.00infobox
Rayson HuangSpouseGrace Li1.00infobox
Rayson HuangSucceeded byWang Gungwu1.00infobox
Rayson HuangSucceeded byShou-sheng Hsueh1.00infobox
Rayson Huangrelated to External linksThe0.60section
Rayson Huangrelated to External linksHong Kong Memory0.60section
Rayson Huangrelated to Retirement and post-academic lifeBy0.60section
Rayson Huangrelated to Retirement and post-academic lifeHuangs0.60section

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