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Prof. Kenneth Burton in conversation with Prof. George Peterson at Imperial College, London, February 1990. Burton’s best-known paper (and a citation classic) is on the conditions of the diphenylamine...
Prof. Trevor Goodwin CBE FRS in conversation with Prof. Eric Brown. Goodwin was an Honorary Member of The Biochemical Society and a past Chairman. He made important contributions to biochemical research,...
Dorothy Mary Crowfoot Hodgkin was awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1964 for her work using x-ray techniques to discover the structure of important biological substances, such as cholesterol, Vitamin...
Part 1 reviews the career of Walter Bartley, particularly his wartime work on scabies, night blindness, vitamin A and vitamin C deficiency, secondary shock, shipwreck survival, and the digestibility of the...
John Warcup Cornforth and Vladimir Prelog jointly received the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1975 for their efforts to relate molecular structure to the properties of chemical compounds. Cornforth won his...
Part 1 covers the life, education and experience of Hermann Karl Felix ‘Hugh’ Blaschko, until 1933 when he emigrated to England. In Part 2 Professor Blaschko discusses his activities and research at...
A guide to the technique and use of oral history. Gives advice on selecting potential informants and on the technique of assessing information. Contains six subjects, each of which includes examples from...
An entertainment in music hall style that looks at memories of health care before there was a health service. Records the research, writing, rehearsal and performance by the Age Exchange Theatre Company in...
Claude Lanzmann’s follow-ups to his landmark SHOAH, each of the four films explores in further depth specific aspects and events of the Nazis’ extermination programme. A VISITOR FROM THE LIVING (1997)...
A studio-based programme showing Mary Burnard giving a lesson in oral history to five 7-year-old pupils. She uses role-playing techniques and artefacts from World War 2 to stimulate discussion.
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