Ira Mallory Remsen

1876–1928 (age 52)

Chemist

Biography

Ira Mallory Remsen pursued chemistry with both curiosity and rigor, contributing to the scientific foundations that shaped the early twentieth century. His work reflected a dedication not only to research but to fostering inquiry among colleagues and students.

He is recalled at Green-Wood Cemetery as a scientist who balanced technical skill with a generous spirit toward those seeking knowledge.

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