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Eric Herbst received his graduate education in physical chemistry at Harvard University under the direction of William Klemperer, where he first began to study astrochemistry in addition to his major thesis work in molecular-beam spectroscopy. After a post-doctoral stint at Harvard, where he and Klemperer wrote a seminal paper on ion-molecule chemistry in dense interstellar clouds, and a second postdoctoral position at the University of Colorado under W. Carl Lineberger, he held faculty positions at The College of William and Mary in chemistry, at Duke University in physics, and at The Ohio State University in physics and astronomy. He is currently Commonwealth Professor of Chemistry at the University of Virginia, with courtesy appointments in astronomy and physics. A scientific editor of The Astrophysical Journal from 1998-2007, Herbst is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry, from which he received the Centenary Prize in 2004.
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