Keith R. Jennings

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Keith R. Jennings
Born December 5, 1932 (1932-12-05) (age 75)
Residence United Kingdom
Nationality United Kingdom
Fields Chemist
Institutions University of Warwick
University of Sheffield
Alma mater The Queen's College, Oxford
Doctoral advisor John Wilfrid Linnett
Known for Mass Spectrometry
Collision-induced dissociation[1]

Keith Robert Jennings is an award-winning British chemist known for his contributions to mass spectrometry.

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[edit] Early life and education

  • 1956 Ph.D. Queen’s College Oxford

[edit] Research interests

  • Structural studies on proteins of significant biological interest

[edit] Awards

[edit] References

  1. ^ Jennings, K. R. (August 1968). "Collision-induced decompositions of aromatic molecular ions". International Journal or Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics 1 (3): 227–235. doi:10.1016/0020-7381(68)85002-8. 
  2. ^ Allan Maccoll (1997). "K.R. Jenning - the man and his work". International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 165-166: xix-xxi. doi:10.1016/S0168-1176(97)00200-0. 

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Thomson Medallists

John H. Beynon / R. Graham Cooks / Keith R. Jennings / Fred McLafferty / Alfred O. C. Nier (1985) · Klaus Biemann / H. Matsuda / N. M. M. Nibbering (1991) · C. Brunnée / Carl Djerassi / H. Schwarz (1994) · Michael T. Bowers / D. E. Games / J. F. J. Todd (1997) · John Bennett Fenn / Donald F. Hunt / Alan G. Marshall (2000) · Richard B. Caprioli / Franz Hillenkamp / Victor Talroze (2003) · John H. Bowie / Michael L. Gross / Michael Karas (2006)
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Recipients of the Distinguished Contribution in Mass Spectrometry Award

Ronald D. Macfarlane (1990) · Michael Barber (1991) · John B. Fenn (1992) · Christie G. Enke / Richard Yost (1993) · Donald F. Hunt (1994) · Keith R. Jennings (1995) · Frank H. Field / Burnaby Munson (1996) · Franz Hillenkamp / Michael Karas (1997) · David A. Dahl / Don C. McGilvery (1998) · Melvin Comisarow / Alan G. Marshall (1999) · Boris Aleksandrovich Mamyrin (2000) · George C. Stafford, Jr. (2001) · William Henzel / John Stults / Colin Watanabe (2002) · Fred McLafferty (2003) · Michael T. Bowers (2004) · James A. McCloskey (2005) · R. Graham Cooks (2006) · Jesse L. Beauchamp (2007) · Alexander Makarov (2008)
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