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Some few collaborators were tried in the 1980s for crimes against humanity (Paul Touvier, et., while Maurice Papon, who had become after the war prefect of police of Paris (a function in which he illustrated himself during the 1961 Paris massacre) was convicted in 1998 for crimes against humanity. He had been Budget Minister under President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. Other collaborators, such as Emile Dewoitine, managed to have important functions after the war (Dewoitine was eventually named head of Aérospatiale, the firm which created the Concorde plane).

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Current Collaborators. Jeffrey DeMange, CaseWestern ReserveUniversity, December 1, 2002-present. Kirsten Duffy, CaseWestern ReserveUniversity, November 25, 2001-present. Wai-Ming To, University of California Berkley, January 1, 2006-present. Former Collaborators. Ali Ameri, Cleveland State University, October 1, 2001-February 10, 2009. V. K. Arya, Roorkee University, India, September 1989-March 1995.

14. Sgt bv – nl. National University of Singapore, Singapore.

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Northwestern University Chemistry Keywords: Experimental, synthesis and design of MOFs, porous-organic polymers, catalysis, gas storage, gas separations, sensing and light harvesting. University of Pittsburgh Chemical Engineering Keywords: Theory and molecular modeling, nanoporous materials, proton transport, CO2 capture, CO2 conversion, hydrogen storage, surface mediated reactions. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Economics Keywords: International macroeconomics, effects of political and environmental crises. Pictured with Prof Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Laureate 2006.