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We are pleased to announce that the recipient of the 1992 Maccoll Prize is Professor Thomas Hellman Morton of the University of California, Riverside U.S.A. The Maccoll Prize is awarded for the most outstanding paper published in Organic Mass Spectrometry in a given year, on the basis of votes cast by the members of the Advisory Board and the Editors. Professor Morton receives the Prize for his paper 'The Reorientation Criterion and Positive Ion-Neutral Complexes', 27, 353-368 (1992).
We wish to commend two other papers which received significant support. These are 'Role of Photoionization and Photochemistry in Ionization Processes of Organic Molecules and Relevance for Matrix-assisted
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Anyone who spent time in the company of Allan Maccoll will recall his quiet sense of humour, his fund of stories and his kindness and generosity. He was a distinguished physical chemist who travelled widely and had many friends in countries throughout the world. He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, i
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