Professor Geoffrey J F Dutton (1924–2010)

Professor J H Peacock

Emeritus Professor Colin J Masters (1927–2012)

Colin Masters died on April 6 from cancer, after making outstanding and pioneering contributions to biochemistry and biotechnology in Australia and to the development of Griffith University in SE Queensland as a major research based university. Colin was born in Taihape, a small town on the north island of New Zealand. In his view, the rural setting was an ideal background for his early childho...

Tribute to Professor Anthony J. McMichael

Emeritus Professor A. J. "Tony" McMichael (1942-2014) was an internationally renowned and pioneering Australian academic and advocate in epidemiology, who was passionate about understanding the influences of the environment on human health. In an illustrious career spanning more than four decades, he made significant contributions to the scientific community and policy discourse-including groun...

F. J. A. Mayes

It is with great regret that we have to record the death of Dr. F. J. A. Mayes, who died suddenly on Sunday, 3rd September, after a long period of invalidism. Mayes was born in 1875, and after spending his school days at Bath entered as a student at University College Hospital. Immediately after qualifying he went out to the South African War. While on service there he contracted typhoid fever ...

F. J. Ynduráin*

In the early eighties, López, González-Arroyo and the present author proved that, if at a given Q 2 0 large enough for perturbative QCD to be valid, structure functions behave as a power of x for x → 0, then for all larger Q