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    Herman Francis Mark produced brilliant contributions to the fields of organic chemistry, structural chemistry, molecular biology, and polymer science in academia and in industry in four different countries from two continents. This Legacy article outlines the author’s view on how Mark, who was universally known as the father of polymer science, also pioneered the science, education, publishing, and lecturing styles for the fields of structural chemistry and molecular biology with his disciplined and elegant leadership. 
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