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Discography. As leader. As sideman. Session musician credits. References. External links. Harold McNair (5 November 1931 – 7 March 1971) was a Jamaican -born saxophonist and flautist . Early life. McNair was born in Kingston, Jamaica.
1 de set. de 2021 · McNair’s remarkable career and writings spanned the entire breadth of chromatography and separation science. Using McNair’s early writings and works as a guide, I explore three fundamental areas of understanding in GC, seeing ideas about problems that still challenge gas chromatographers today.
TRIBUTE. Professor Harold M. McNair: A Life dedicated to separating chemical species and unifying the Human beings. Fernando M. Lanças. University of São Paulo Institute of Chemistry at São Carlos 13560-970 - São Carlos (SP) Brasil. Harold Monroe McNair was born in Miami, Arizona (USA).
28 de jul. de 2021 · On June 27, 2021, Harold McNair – a titan of gas chromatography – passed away. Harold was a beloved colleague and friend to many in the analytical chemistry field, not to mention a great communicator, mentor, and teacher, and there is no doubt he will be sorely missed.
- The Analytical Scientist
1 de fev. de 2012 · Pages: 134–140. An interview with Harold McNair reveals his greatest accomplishments and proudest moments. Kevin Schug, of the University of Texas at Arlingto n, interviews Harold McNair, professor emeritus of Virginia Tech's chemistry department, about his illustrious career in chromatography. Kevin Schug: Who introduced you to ...
Professor Emeritus. Analytical Chemistry. Research Interests. Fast GC, Fast LC, and Ultratrace analysis of organic compounds in air, soil, water, and food. Developing novel tracer gases for potential explosive conditions in underground mines.
Harold McNair was a pioneer and leader in gas chromatography and a mentor to many in the analytical chemistry field. Read articles about his life, work and legacy in this special issue of The Analytical Scientist magazine.
