Abstract
The Mineralogical Society of America Award recognizes outstanding published contributions to mineralogy by individuals near the beginning of their professional careers. I am delighted to introduce Richard Harrison to you, since his research achievements mark him out as a most worthy recipient of this honor and as one of the leading mineralogists of his generation. Richard’s talents were evident from an early stage, marked out by academic prizes in his undergraduate career and since in his postgraduate work. He is near the beginning of his career, yet has already held prestigious fellowships, received the Max Hey medal of the Mineralogical Society and the Gilbert Award of the AGU. But his published papers represent his real …
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