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• Molecule pioneers hold celebration
  Authors Gillie, Oliver Source The Independent, 25 May 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject The pioneers of molecular biology meet in Cambridge to celebrate 40 years of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology Keywords Sydney Brenner; Francis Crick; Jean Hanson; Hugh Huxley; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Cesar Milstein; Max Perutz; Fred Sanger; James Watson
• New vaccine hope in fight against AIDS
  Authors Yorkshire Post Source Yorkshire Post 11th September 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject A new hope in the fight against AIDS has come from leading AIDS researcher Max Perutz. A prototype vaccine may be developed within a year. Keywords AIDS; Vaccine; Perutz;
• Protein engineering
  Authors Fersht, Alan Source MRC News, No. 35, June 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject Reasons for the interest and investment in protein engineering Keywords David Blow; Alan Fersht; Clyde Hutchinson; Linus Pauling; Fred Sanger; Michael Smith; Greg Winter
• Science’s pioneers in peril
  Authors Rodger Highfield Source Daily telegraph 23rd September 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject British Science is under threat by proposals to create a 3 tier university system for research. Keywords Nobel prize winner; Perutz; Type T;
• Scientist awarded fellowship at Hull
  Authors [Cambridge Evening News] Source [Cambridge Evening News], 5 May 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject Robin Perutz, son of Max Perutz, awarded a research fellowship at York university Keywords John Kendrew; Max Perutz; Robin Perutz
• The birth of molecular biology
  Authors Perutz, Max Source New Scientist 21 May 1987, pp.38-41 Year 1987
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  Subject Forty years ago, the Medical Research Council set up a unit in Cambridge for "the study of the molecular structure of biological systems." It was to become an enormously productive laboratory Keywords Gilbert Adair; Bill Astbury; Sir Joseph Barcroft; J. D. Bernal; P. M. S. Blackett; Alexander Borgia; W. L. Bragg; Sydney Brenner; Martha Chase; Francis Crick; Dorothy Crowfoot (Hodgkin); Jack Dunitz; Isidor Fankuchen; Hans Fischer; General Franco; Jean Hanson; Felix Haurowitz; Alfred Hershey; Sir Harold Himsworth; Sir Cyril Hinshelwood; Adolf Hitler; Quintin Hogg (Lord Hailsham); Barbara Holmes; F G Hopkins; Hugh Huxley; Horace Judson; David Keilin; John Kendrew; Kaj Linderstrom Lang; Salvador Luria; Sir Edward Mellanby; Joseph Mitchell; Neville Mott; Leslie Orgel; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; Pope Pius XI; Lord Rutherford;T he Queen; Fred Sanger; Theo Svedberg; A Landsborough Thomson; Arne Tiselius; James Watson; Warren Weaver
• The MRC Today: British Science at the Crossroads
  Authors Bendiner, Elmer Source Hospital Practice, 15 July 1987, pp.35-64 Year 1987
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  Subject Profile of the various MRC units, including the LMB. Keywords Christopher Addison; James Edwin Barnard; John Desmond Bernal; William Lawrence Bragg; Sydney Brenner; British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); A. S. V. Burgen; F. Macfarlane Burnet; Cambridge University; Cavendish Laboratory; Celltech; Cellular Immunology Research Unit; Centre for Collaborative Research; Winston Churchill; Francis Crick; George Curzon; Department of Health; The Doctor’s Dilemma [play]; Faraday Society; Alexander Fleming; Klaus Fuchs; Rosalind Franklin; David Lloyd George; glaciers; James Godwans; Charles H. Harlington; Adolf Hitler; Gowland Hopkins; Hugh Huxley; Imperial Development Board; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Robert Koch; Lev Landau; magic bullets; Hermann Mark; Peter B. Medawar; Medical Research Committee; Mill Hill; Cesar Milstein; Ministry of Health; Molecular [Haematology] Unit; monoclonal antibodies; Robert Morant; National Institute for Medical Research; National Institutes of Health [US]; National Insurance Act; Nature (journal); Nobel Prize; patents; pay; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; Project Habakkuk; Dai Rees; Rockerfeller Foundation; Royal Commission Appointed to Inquire into the Relations of Human and Animal Tuberculosis; Fred Sanger; George Bernard Shaw; St Mary’s Hospital; John Steinbeck; Unilever; James D Watson; David Weatherall; Beatrice Webb; Maurice Wilkins; Women’s Royal Naval Service; Almroth Wright
• Two brillant scientists and the secret of new life
  Authors Moules, Ellee Source Cambridge Evening News, 27 April 1987 Year 1987
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  Subject Two of Cambridge's greatest scientists, Francis Crick and James Watson, discovered the secret of life in a city laboratory. Their battle to succeed is highlighted in a BBC2 drama tonight Keywords Lawrence Bragg; Stephen Bragg; Francis Crick; Rosalind Franklin; Jeff Goldblum; Aaron Klug; Linus Pauling; Peter Pauling; Max Perutz; Tim Pigott-Smith; Camille Prior; James Watson; Maurice Wilkins
• Max Perutz
  Authors Bunn, H. Franklin & Forget, Bernard G. Source Hemoglobin: Molecular, Genetic and Clinical Aspects. H. Franklin Burn & Bernard G. Forget. W. B.S aunders Company, 1986, p.14 Year 1986
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  Subject Max Perutz and the story of hemoglobin, with a brief mention of the legacy of the MRC LMB Keywords G. S. Adair; J. D. Bernal; W. L. Bragg; Francis Crick; Felix Haurowitz; Vernon Ingram; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Max Perutz; Austen Riggs; James Watson
• Scientist is ‘honoured’ by Queen’s award
  Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 11 February 1986, p.1 Year 1986
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  Subject Fred Sanger awarded the Order of Merit by the Queen Keywords Graham Greene; The Queen; Fred Sanger