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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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  • Genetics work wins top award
    Authors Guardian Source The Guardian, 13 August 1976 Year 1976
    Details Subject John Gurdon jointly wins Paul-Ehrlich Award Keywords Torbjoern Caspersson; Paul-Ehrlich Award; John Gurdon
  • Scientist wins top award: genetics work is ‘epoch-making’
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, August 13, 1976 Year 1976
    Details Subject John Gurdon jointly wins the Paul-Ehrlich Award Keywords Albert Brachet Prize; Torbjoern Caspersson; Paul-Ehrlich Award; John Gurdon; Zoological Society Scientific Medal
  • Cambridge Scientist lands top job
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News Year 1974
    Details Subject A Cambridge scientist who has worked for the LMB for the past 13 years has been appointed Professor of Biochemistry at Imperial College London. Keywords Hartley; Biochemistry; Imperial College London
  • International control of research safety standards urgently needed, Nobel Prize winner says.
    Authors Pearce Wright Source The Times 3rd March September 1974 Year 1974
    Details Subject The state of genetic engineering techniques was likened by Sir Kendrew giving presidential address to the British Association for Advancement of Science’s meeting at Stirling University to the situation in nuclear physics. Keywords Genetic engineering; Sir John; Nobel prize; Nuclear physics; Atomic bomb
  • The double helix: a personal view
    Authors Crick, Francis Source Nature 248: 766-769, 1974 Year 1974
    Details Subject Francis Crick reviews the papers published 21 years ago on the structure of DNA and the reaction to them Keywords Avery; Seymour Benzer; J.D. Bernal; S. Bram; Sydney Brenner; Cavalieri; Chargaff; Barry Commoner; R. B. Corey; Francis Crick; Max Delbruck; Donohue; Paul Doty; Rosalind Franklin; Gosling; Hinshelwood; Arthur Kornberg; Fritz Lipmann; Marmur; Marshak; Medawar; Mendel; Matt Meselson; John Minton; R. C. Olby; Linus Pauling; A. Rich; Claud Rupert; Stahl; Gunther Stent; Stokes; Herbert Taylor; Jim Watson; Maurice Wilkins; Wilson
  • Dr Crick moves on to mice and men
    Authors Harvey, Deryck Source Cambridge Evening News, 16 October 1972 Year 1972
    Details Subject Profile of Francis Crick Keywords Cambridge Humanists; Francis Crick; Odile Crick; Charles Darwin; Jacques Monod; James Watson; Maurice Wilkins
  • Spider’s webs aid science in a micro-mini world
    Authors Rodney Tibbs Source Cambridge Evening News 29th June 1972 Year 1972
    Details Subject Nigel Unwin has developed a method improving the performance of a £20,000 electron microscope- by means of spider’s web found in his garden shed. Keywords Miscopy; Spider’s web; Electron Microscope; Unwin
  • Expenditure cuts at top research centre
    Authors Pearce Wright Source Times 22nd April 1971 Year 1971
    Details Subject Cuts in research are to made at the LMB. Along with other research councils the LMB faces curbs on government expenditure for research Keywords Government Expenditure; Perutz; Kendrew; Sanger; Crick
  • Sir Lawrence Bragg
    Authors Perutz, Max Source New Scientist and Science Journal 8 July 1971, p.67 Year 1971
    Details Subject Sir Lawrence Bragg Keywords Bohr; Lady Bragg; Sir W. Lawrence Bragg; Francis Crick; Marie Curie; Einstein; John Kendrew; North; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; Phillips; Rutherford; James Watson
  • Restoring the third dimension
    Authors New Scientist Source New Scientist 19 March 1970 Year 1970
    Details Subject Using powerful techniques, it’s becoming possible to unscramble various sorts of information contained in an electron microscope image, and to reconstruct the full 3 dimensional structure of the original object. Keywords Electron microscope; Dr Arron Klug; Diffraction patterns; Bacteriophage T4
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