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Obituaries
Obituary: Paul Angelo Odorisio
by Alexandra A. Taylor
April 23, 2022
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 100, Issue 14
Credit: BASF
Paul Angelo Odorisio
Paul Angelo Odorisio, 66, died Jan. 14 in Leonia, New Jersey.
“Paul was a prolific synthetic chemist at our R&D site and a key contributor for an impressive number of product development teams during his 43-year career. He specialized in antioxidants, stabilizers, and radical scavengers for plastics and lubricants. He was author or coauthor of more than 55 granted US patents and 16 journal publications. Everyone enjoyed working with Paul, especially the early-career folks, whom Paul was happy to mentor during this phase of their development. Paul was sharp, insightful, kind, honest, cooperative, generous, thoughtful, and always making an extra effort. He will be dearly missed.”—Rick King and Sai Shum, colleagues and friends
Most recent title: Principal scientist, BASF
Education: BA, chemistry, 1977, MS, chemistry, 1982, and PhD, chemistry, 1985, Rutgers University
Survivors: Wife, Gina; daughter, Christina Rembon; son, Dominik; three grandchildren
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