Gishler, Paul Ernest
Chemical engineer
1904-1992

Dr. Gishler received his Bachelor of Science in 1929 and his
Masters in physical chemistry in 1931 from the University of
Alberta. Working on oilsands upgrading projects, he later
went to McGill University in Montreal where he recieved his
PhD in physical chemistry. He returned to Calgary and taught
for two years before joining the Alberta Research Council.

Dr. Gishler was appointed a fellow of the Royal Society of
Canada in 1952.

Multiple media, 1946-1983, 1.20 m    

Alberta Research Council, 1971-1979

Confrences, 1969-1983
Material relating to the Canadian Society of Chemical
Engineering.

Correspondence, 1966-1978

Maps and Pilot Drawings, 1968-1983
Primarily relating to bitumen processing.

Notes, 1946-1981

Reports and Surveys, 1951-1980
Various reports relating to tar sands and sulfur research. Also
includes a number of corporate annual reports.

Speeches, 1957-1968

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See also: Clark, Karl Adolph; Alberta Research Council