John Sherwood (chemist)
John Neil
Career and research
Sherwood was born in
In 1960, he joined the Royal College of Science and Technology in Glasgow – from 1964, part of the University of Strathclyde – where he was lecturer and then professor of chemistry (from 1977). He served as dean of the faculty of science, and the university's deputy principal and vice-principal (from 1994). He retired in 2002,[2] remaining an emeritus professor in pure and applied chemistry until his death.[5]
His research was into
Sherwood chaired the British Association for Crystal Growth.[2] He was elected fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1975,[1] and was also a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.[2]
Personal life
In 1958, he married Margaret Shaw (died 2020); they had two daughters.[2] He died on 4 December 2020, at the age of 87.[2][6]
Selected publications
Books
Source:[7]
- David Pugh, Kevin J. Roberts, John N. Sherwood (eds). Crystal Growth of Organic Materials (Institute of Physics, 1993) (OCLC 30445820)
- John N. Sherwood (ed.). Structure of Surfaces and Interfaces as Studied Using Synchrotron Radiation (Royal Society of Chemistry; 1990) (ISBN 9780851869971)
- John N. Sherwood (ed.). The Plastically Crystalline State: Orientationally-disordered Crystals (J. Wiley & Sons; 1979) (ISBN 9780471997153)
- John Neil Sherwood (ed.). Diffusion processes: Proceedings of the Thomas Graham Memorial Symposium, University of Strathclyde (Gordon and Breach; 1971) (OCLC 286890)
- OCLC 32373)
Research articles
- V. Venkataramanan; S. Maheswaran; J. N. Sherwood; H. L. Bhat (1997), "Crystal growth and physical characterization of the semiorganic bis(thiourea) cadmium chloride", Journal of Crystal Growth, 179 (3–4): 605–610,
- V. Venkataramanan; G. Dhanaraj; V. K. Wadhawan; J. N. Sherwood; H. L. Bhat (1995), "Crystal growth and defects characterization of zinc tris (thiourea) sulfate: a novel metalorganic nonlinear optical crystal", Journal of Crystal Growth, 154 (1–2): 92–97,
- M. Eldrup; D. Lightbody; J. N. Sherwood (1981), "The temperature dependence of positron lifetimes in solid pivalic acid", S2CID 93631779
References
- ^ a b Professor John Neil Sherwood FRSE, Royal Society of Edinburgh, retrieved 11 January 2021
- ^ a b c d e f g h Kevin Roberts (7 January 2021), "John Sherwood obituary", The Guardian, retrieved 11 January 2021
- OCLC 1015512528
- ^ John Sherwood, ORCID, retrieved 11 January 2021
- ^ Professor John Sherwood, University of Strathclyde, retrieved 11 January 2021
- ^ Search at [1] on 11 January 2021
- ^ Sherwood, John Neil, WorldCat, retrieved 11 January 2021