Battelle Memorial Institute Executive William Wiley Voted President-Elect Of Scientific Honor Society Sigma Xi

President-Elect Of Scientific Honor Society Sigma Xi UNLEADED LEGACY: "These discoveries will affect the health of millions of people for decades to come," asserts Clkair Patterson, regarding the environmentally friendly products that have arisen from his work. William R. Wiley, corporate vice president of research and technology policy at Battelle Memorial Institute, Richland, Wash., was chosen to become the president of Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, in 1996-97. Wiley was elected

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President-Elect Of Scientific Honor Society Sigma Xi

UNLEADED LEGACY: "These discoveries will affect the health of millions of people for decades to come," asserts Clkair Patterson, regarding the environmentally friendly products that have arisen from his work.

William R. Wiley, corporate vice president of research and technology policy at Battelle Memorial Institute, Richland, Wash., was chosen to become the president of Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, in 1996-97. Wiley was elected during the society's annual meeting in March. He will assume his position as president-elect for the 1995-96 term on July 1.

Headquartered in Research Triangle Park, N.C., Sigma Xi was founded in 1886 as an honor society for scientists and engineers in the United States. Its goals are to foster interactions among individuals in science, technology, and society; honor scientific achievements; and encourage and support original scientific work. The society awards various research and educational grants, as well ...

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