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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.

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  • A hothouse of molecular biology
    Authors Pennisi, Elizabeth Source Science Magazine 300: 278-282, 11 April 2003 Year 2003
    Details Subject History of LMB Keywords William Lawrence Bragg; Sydney Brenner; Alan Coulson; Francis Crick; Rosalind Franklin; Matthew Freeman; Michael Fuller; Richard Henderson; H. Robert Horvitz; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Georges Köhler; Cèsar Milstein; K. J. Patel; Linus Pauling; Hugh Pelham; Max Perutz; Thomas Pollard; Gerald Rubin; Ernest Rutherford; Frederick Sanger; Joan Steitz; John Sulston; J. J. Thompson; John Walker; James Watson; John White; Maurice Wilkins
  • Alec Stokes
    Authors The Times Source The Times, 5 March 2003, p.33 Year 2003
    Details Subject Alec Stokes. Fourth man in the unravelling of DNA, who first suggested it might take the form of a helix Keywords Francis Crick; Rosalind Franklin; John Randall; Rudolf Signer; Alec Stokes (Alexander Rawson Stokes); James Watson; Maurice Wilkins
  • Alexander Stokes. Crystallographer who first worked out that DNA was probably helical
    Authors The Daily Telegraph Source The Daily Telegraph, 28 February 2003 Year 2003
    Details Subject Alexander Stokes Keywords Lawrence Bragg; William Bragg; Francis Crick; Rosalind Franklin; Raymond Gosling; John Randall; Alexander Stokes; Margaret Stokes; James Watson; Maurice Wilkins; Herbert Wilson
  • Anachem sponsors MRC 50 years of the double helix celebrations
    Authors Anachem Source Anachem Direct, April 2003, pp.1, 3-4 Year 2003
    Details Subject Anachem sponsors the MRC’s 50th anniversary celebrations, and also releases a commemorative ’MRC 50 Years of the Double Helix PIPETMAN’ Keywords Francis Crick; Mike Fuller; Mike Gait; Kevin Hiom; James Watson
  • Beckhams invited to science's DNA party
    Authors Leake, Jonathan Source The Sunday Times, 2 February 2003, p.11 Year 2003
    Details Subject James Watson has invited David and Victoria Beckham to be guests of honour at a dinner to celebrate the secret of DNA Keywords Patrick Bateson; David Beckham; Victoria Beckham; Tony Blair; Sydney Brenner; Michael Caine; Sean Connery; Francis Crick; Duke of Edinburgh; Prince of Wales; Princess Royal; The Queen; John Sulston; James Watson; Jan Wilmut; Peter Wrobel
  • Birth of an Icon
    Authors The Scientist Source The Scientist 17, p.21, 13 January 2003 (www.the-scientist.com) Year 2003
    Details Subject Watson and Crick's DNA discovery Keywords Francis Compton Crick; Rosalind Franklin; Linus Pauling; Elvis Presley; Princess Elizabeth; Elizabeth Watson; James Dewey Watson; Maurice Wilkins
  • Book Reviews
    Authors The Biochemist Source The Biochemist Year 2003
    Details Subject Review of ‘Design’s for Life: Molecular Biology after World War II’ by Soraya de Chadarevian Keywords Sydney Brenner; Soraya de Chadarevian; Francis Crick; John Kendrew; George Köhler; César Milstein; Max Perutz; James Watson
  • Brilliant Cambridge: human genetics
    Authors Fraser, Liz Source Cambridge Agenda, issue 8: 25-27, February 2003 Year 2003
    Details Subject Feature exploring Cambridge’s connection with genetics Keywords Alan Bradley; Alastair Compston; Francis Crick; Phillip Dean; Liz Fraser; Stephen Jackson; Peter Lipton; O’Nora O’Neill; Bruce Ponder; James Watson; Ron Zimmern
  • Cambridge 'no longer top rank'
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 2003 Year 2003
    Details Subject James Watson says Cambridge University now lacks the money to be in the 'top rank' Keywords Francis Crick; The Eagle Pub; Future of Life Conference; David Secher; Time Magazine; James Watson
  • CAT gets £23m cash injection from Genzyme
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 23 September 2003, Business News p.3 Year 2003
    Details Subject Genzyme has invested £22.9m in Cambridge Antibody Technology to develope and commercialise human antibodies Keywords Abbott; John Aston; Cambridge Antibody Technology; Genzyme; Humira; Georges Kohler; Cesar Milstein
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