GE scientist Louis F. Coffin was known as ‘giant’ in metals

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GE scientist Louis F. Coffin was known as ‘giant’ in metals

Friday, August 29, 2008

By Michael Goot (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

The scientific research community is marking the passing of Louis F. Coffin Jr., a longtime General Electric employee and RPI professor....

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