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Ralf Steudel

25 maart 1937 - 12 februari 2021

De beheerder van de pagina is Steudel Yana

A lot of people have known him as a big scientist, especially a sulfur chemist. Once he was lecturing at the University of Urbana-Champaign, IL, and he was introduced in a nice manner ""S" in the periodic System Stands for Steudel". It felt like that for many. He was a known text-book author, an incredible teacher. But first of all, he was an amazing person. He was generous, he was humorous, he was very critical (!) and he was such a loving person.

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Derek Woollins 2021-02-13 21:56:26 schreef:

I first knew Ralf through his many excellent contributions to sulfur chemistry. Not only was the work elegant it was always reported beautifully. I was lucky enough to have met him many times over the past 30 years including in summer 2017 in Berlin. He was very proud (and knowledgable) about Berlin and strode around with great energy and infectious enthusiasm telling us numerous anecdotes, stories of life and history in this great city. In quieter moments when discussing chemistry his insight and knowledge (especially about sulfur) was wonderful and I often emailed him for science advice which he dispensed with astonishing patience. I shall miss him as a scientist and as a charming friend with a wonderful sense of humour Derek Woollins St Andrews

Derek Woollins 2021-02-13 21:56:26 schreef: I first knew Ralf through his many excellent contributions to sulfur chemistry. Not only was the work elegant it was always reported beautifully. I was lucky enough to have met him many times over the past 30 years including in summer 2017 in Berlin. He was very proud (and knowledgable) about Berlin and strode around with great energy and infectious enthusiasm telling us numerous anecdotes, stories of life and history in this great city. In quieter moments when discussing chemistry his insight and knowledge (especially about sulfur) was wonderful and I often emailed him for science advice which he dispensed with astonishing patience. I shall miss him as a scientist and as a charming friend with a wonderful sense of humour Derek Woollins St Andrews

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