[RASMB] A very special memoir

[Allen Minton]

Dear members of the RASMB community:

Many years ago I read a delightful description by A.G. Ogston of the 
period he spent at Oxford Univ. during and after WWII working with 
the Svedberg Ultracentrifuge.  When I tried more recently to locate 
this article, I could not find it in any bibliographic database.  I 
recalled reading the article in TiBS and wrote the publisher to 
inquire why I could not find it online.  I got a very nice reply 
explaining that it had appeared in a special supplement which for 
obscure technical reasons had not been cataloged in the databases, 
and a photocopy of the original articles was attached.

Sandy Ogston was a great physical biochemist and one of my personal 
scientific heroes.  He made key contributions to almost every subject 
that he looked into over his long and distinguished career.  His 
writing is distinguished by insight, clarity, and wit.  I think you 
will enjoy the attached memoir.

Allen Minton
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