Hello list members!

I've been writing out a post for the mead lovers digest, reviewing the
contributions of Roger Morse to meadmaking.  As most of you may know,
along with his work in apiculture Morse made a substantial contribution
to meadmaking.  I have his major papers on mead, I'd like to be able to
talk about his work in apiculture as well as some brief biographical
details.

Would you folks out there be able to tell more about Morse's work in
beekeeping and apiculture?  What kind of contributions did he make,
or, maybe another way to ask the question, what might have apiculture
been like if Roger Morse had never worked in the field?

I know Morse completed his masters thesis in 1953; when did he compete
the doctorate?  Did he remain at Cornell university throughout his
academic career?  Are there other biographical details on his life
and academic career that are important for a review of this kind?

Thanks in advance for any help!


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Dan McFeeley
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