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Ronald Sydney Nyholm
Sir Ronald Sydney Nyholm was an Australian chemist who was a leading figure in inorganic chemistry in the 1950s and 1960s.
==Education==
Born on 29 January 1917 as the fourth in a family of six children. Nyholm’s father, Eric Edward Nyholm (1878–1932) was a railway guard. Nyholm's paternal grandfather, Erik Nyholm (1850–1887) was a coppersmith born in Nykarleby in the Swedish-speaking part of Finland, who migrated to Adelaide in 1873. Ronald Nyholm valued his Finnish roots and was particularly proud in his election in 1959 as Corresponding Member of the Finnish Chemical Society.
Haling from the small mining town of Broken Hill, New South Wales, he was early exposed to the role of inorganic chemistry.〔〔(Bright Sparcs Biographical entry )〕 He attended Burke Ward Public School and Broken Hill High School. Nyholm married Maureen Richardson of Epping, a suburb of Sydney, NSW, at St Mary Abbotts Parish Church,〔http://www.stmaryabbotschurch.org/〕 Kensington, London on 6 August 1948.
After graduating from Broken Hill High School, he attended the University of Sydney (B.Sc., 1938; M.Sc., 1942) and then University College London (Ph.D., 1950, supervised by Sir Christopher Ingold; D.Sc., 1953).〔(Australian Dictionary of Biography Online )〕 On graduation Nyholm became a High School teacher - a contractual requirement of his scholarship to university.
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