Person

Hogan, Leonard McNamara (1920 - 2000)

Born
17 January 1920
Died
24 June 2000
Occupation
Metallurgist

Summary

Leonard Hogan was instrumental in the development of an alloy solidification process which helped Comalco break into metals and castings industry. Much of his research was carried out at the University of Queensland where he is honoured by the Len Hogan Prize for the best performance in materials.

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