Tom Welton on being an openly gay academic and why lists of the most influential LGBT people seem to never contain any scientists
All you need to be a full member of our community is to love chemistry, with all else being secondary.
Professor Tom Welton
Imperial College London
Tom Welton, professor of sustainable chemistry and dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College London, wrote a guest editorial for c&en (Chemical & Engineering News) back in February discussing his experience of of being an openly gay scientist in academia.
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Claudia Cannon
The Grantham Institute for Climate Change
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