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Articles

The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

These articles are the copyright of the originating organisation. They may be accessed for reference-only purposes at the LMB. Alternatively, you can contact the copyright holder for direct requests to access or use their articles.

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  • Students use their brains to sweep board in contest
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 5 May 2005, p.14 Year 2005
    Details Subject Art and Science sixth form competition organised by MRC LMB Keywords Lizzie Burns; Wen-Xi Chen; Hills Road Sixth Form; Alex MacCuish; James Stone-Lunde; Julia Tozer; Jonathan Whitmarsh‑Knight
  • The story of an iconic photograph
    Authors Barrington Brown, Antony Source Chem@Cam, Autumn 2005, p.15 Year 2005
    Details Subject Antony Barrington Brown tells how his famous photograph of Watson and Crick came about Keywords Antony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon); Antony Barrington Brown; BBC; Francis Crick; Odile Crick; Soraya de Chadarevian; Movietone News; Princess Margaret; Time Magazine; Varsity – Student newspaper; James Watson
  • This young scientist sets his sight on prevention of diseases
    Authors Kumar, N. Ravi Source The Hindu, 3 January 2005 http://www.thehindu.com Year 2005
    Details Subject M Madan Babu Keywords M Madan Babu; P Balaram; Max Perutz
  • Unlocking cell secrets
    Authors Attwood, Rebecca Source Cambridge Evening News, August 15, 2005, pp.16-17 Year 2005
    Details Subject The work of the Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge Keywords John Gurdon; Gurdon Institute; Steve Jackson; KuDOS Pharmaceuticals; Ian Lasky; Jim Smith
  • Venter buys history
    Authors Pincock, Stephen Source The Scientist 19 (16), August 29, 2005 Year 2005
    Details Subject Craig Venter purchases molecular biology collection from Jeremy Norman Keywords Sydney Brenner; Christies Auction House; Francis Crick; Max Delbruck; Rosalind Franklin; Aaron Klug; Jeremy Norman; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; Al Seckel; J Craig Venter; Venter Institute; James Watson; Wellcome Trust; Maurice Wilkins
  • Who’s Who Medicine: High Flyers
    Authors The Times Source The Times, 11 January 2005, T4 Year 2005
    Details Subject Alan Warren, a new entry in Who’s Who Keywords Alan Warren
  • Why won’t the public put their faith in scientists?
    Authors Sulston, John Source The Times Higher Education Supplement, June 10, 2005, pp.18-19 Year 2005
    Details Subject Nobel laureate Sir John Sulston on why the public won’t trust scientists Keywords President George W Bush; Erwin Chargaff; Francis Crick; Ian Gibson; Jesse Jackson; President Thabo Mbeki; John Sulston; Margaret Thatcher; James Watson
  • A long day’s journey into knighthood for Winter
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 22 June 2004, Business News, p.4 & 13 Year 2004
    Details Subject Interview with Greg Winter a few days after the announcement of his knighthood Keywords Cambridge Antibody Technology; David Chiswell; Domantis; PA Technology; Fred Sanger; Greg Winter
  • All of us are entangled in life’s strands
    Authors Wilmut, Ian Source The Times Higher Education Supplement, 8 October 2004, pp.24-25 Year 2004
    Details Subject Knowing DNA’s structure has opened our scientific horizons, but its social effects are barely explored. Review of ‘DNA: Changing Science and Society’ by Torsten Krude Keywords Dorothy Bishop; Sydney Brenner; Francis Crick; Charles Darwin; George Darwin; Darwin College, Cambridge; Rosalind Franklin; Malcolm Grant; Alec Jeffreys; Aaron Klug; Ron Laskey; Onora O’Neill; Svante Paabo; Fred Sanger; Ed Southern; James Watson; Ian Wilmut; Robert Winston
  • Animal Instincts
    Authors Swann, Christopher Source FTMagazine, January 31, 2004, pp14-15 Year 2004
    Details Subject Don’t feel guilty about coveting your neighbour’s wife, having plastic surgery or raising your IQ with gene therapy, says James Watson, the man who discovered DNA. After all, we are only human Keywords Francis Crick; McCauley Culkin; Rosalind Franklin; Jonas Salk; James Watson; Rufus Watson; Maurice Wilkins; Edward O. Wilson
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