Kemm K - PBMR

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♣Book on South African technology achievements:
Techtrack: A Winding Path of South African Development Pub: Kagiso
♣Invited articles in a wide spectrum of Journals e.g.
Building the Castles of the Future, Management Today Vol 17, No 9, 2001
Singing the Nuclear Waste Theme: Energize Nov 2001
The Waves and Wind at Sea: Vector Aug 2001
The Rocky Road of Change: Confidence Aug 2000
Who Pays the Piper? Management Today Vol 18, No 6 2002
♣Invited articles in foreign newspapers and bulletins.
Anti-DDT Policies Crash-Landing on African Continent
K R Kemm: Citizen Outlook, Spring 2001, Washington DC.
♣Invited contributions to books e.g.
Environmental Health: Third World Problems – First World Preoccupations.
Ed: Mooney & Bate, Pub: Butterworth Heinemann 1999
Chapter 1: Malaria and the DDT Story: K R Kemm
Manpower Development for the New South Africa Pub: National Training Board
1991, Chapter 8 Management of Technology, by K R Kemm
♣Booklets:
A New Era For Nuclear; by K R Kemm
Pub: European Science and Environment Forum 1999
♣Regular Personal Newspaper Column in Engineering News for the past ten
years.
♣Collaboration in the production of a novel
(written by an American in New York, but story based in South Africa).
The Aftermath; by Sam Florman Pub: Dec 2001; Thomas Dunne, New York
Commendation received by: Literary Supplement of the New York Times
4. Memberships (Professional Societies)
Member: SA Institute of Physics
MSAIP
Member: British Institute of Nuclear Engineers M Inst Nuc E.
Member: The National Press Club
5. Awards & Recognition
In 2000 an extensive entry concerning Dr Kemm was entered into Who’s Who in
the World. In 2001 he was entered into Who’s Who in the World of Science and
Technology. In 2002 he was listed in a book: 2000 Outstanding Scientists in the
World published in Cambridge, UK.
In 2003 awarded the Lifetime Achiever’s Award by the NSTF (National Science
and Technology Forum).
In 2004 entered into Who’s Who in South Africa