Davorin Dolar

In 1960, while working at the Chair in Physical Chemistry, he started doing research in thermodynamic and transport properties of polyelectrolytic solutions, eventually gaining notability in the field.

After retiring from Ljubljana in 1989, he was named a professor emeritus and received a golden plaque from the university in 1993.

[3] He ended up choosing chemistry because he wanted to stay near the mountains and there was a factory nearby in need of chemical engineers.

His father was Simon Dolar, a popular mathematics professor, who was responsible for inspiring Davorin's love of the sciences.

[3] From his retirement in 1989 to his death in 2005, Dolar remained highly active in the academic community, continuing to advise aspiring chemists until the end of his life.