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D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION D PUBLICATIONS, LECTURES AND BROADCASTS D.1-D.200 D.1-D.125 PUBLICATIONS D.1-D.105 Drafts D.106, D.107 Reprints D.108, D.109 Lists of publications D.110-D.125 Editorial correspondence D.126-D.194 LECTURES D.126-D.167 Drafts D.168-D.194 Invitations to lecture D.195-D.198 BROADCASTS D.199,D.200 ADDENDUM Publications material received too late to present in main chronological sequence at D.1-D.105. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 PUBLICATIONS Drafts Publications, lectures and broadcasts A chronological sequence of material relating to publications, or to the intention to publish. Where applicable reference has been made to the bibliography compiled for the catalogue and reproduced on pp.298-312. References take the form Bibliog. ... ‘The structure of some hydrocarbons related to the sterols’ (with J.D. Bernal), Bibliog. 10, 1935. 1p. typescript only; 2 photographs. ‘X-ray single crystal photographs of insulin’, Bibliog. 11, 1935. 7pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin and marginal comments by J.D. Bernal. ‘The interpretation of Weissenberg Photographs in relation to crystal symmetry’, Bibliog. 12, 1935. Manuscript and typescript drafts; manuscript notes. 3 folders. 7pp. and 6pp. typescript drafts with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. ‘A note on the x-ray crystallography of the toad poisons, bufagin and cinobufagin, and of strophanthidin’, Bibliog. 13, 1935. listed by Hodgkin with her published papers. Not a publication but refers to work which formed the basis of D.2 and D.6 and was found with them. ‘X-ray crystallography and the chemistry of the sterols’, Bibliog. 15, 1936. 2pp. typescript, ‘Summary’ (of Hodgkin’s Ph.D. thesis). Unpublished but ‘Summary of x-ray work on crystals in organic compounds’. App. typescript. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts ‘The crystal structure of insulin : crystals’, Bibliog. 23, 1938. | The investigation of air-dried insulin 14pp. typescript, incomplete, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. ‘The molecular weight of fichtelite’, Bibliog. 27, 1938 4pp. typescript with manuscript additions by Hodgkin. D.11-D.14 ‘The crystal structure of creatine monohydrate’ (with H. Mendel), Bibliog. 58, 1954. Manuscript corrections by Hodgkin. and typescript drafts, with manuscript additions and Notes, diagrams, tables. 2 folders. Brief correspondence. D.17-D.21 Part Il. The crystal structure of 43pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. 15pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. ‘The structure of Vitamin B12. investigation of Vitamin B12’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 70, 1957. An outline of the crystallographic Part |. ‘A crystallographic examination of the structure of morphine’ (with M. Mackay), Bibliog. 63, 1955. a ‘The structure of Vitamin B12. hexacarboxylic acid obtained by the degradation of Vitamin B12’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 71, 1959. Data. Typescript drafts, incomplete, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. Manuscript notes and drafts, incomplete. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts Figures. Brief correspondence. ‘J.D. Bernal’, Bibliog. 79, 1961. 6pp. typescript; letter. ‘The structure of Vitamin B12. crystals of Vitamin B12’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 81, 1962. Part IV. The x-ray analysis of air-dried 39pp typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. 2pp. notes. Brief correspondence re parts Ill, IV and V of this series of papers on the structure of vitamin B12. ‘The crystal structure of phenoxymethyl-penicillin’ (with S. Abrahamsson and E.N. Maslen), Bibliog. 83, 1963. relative of 14pp. typescript. interessanter molecules within the same einiger biochemisch ROntgen ‘Die Molekile’, Bibliog. 93, 1965. Strukturanalyse - Not listed in Bibliog. ‘The asymmetric unit’, Acta crystallogr., 17, 1964. independent position 3pp. and 4pp. typescripts, incomplete. Manuscript additions by Hodgkin. 15pp. typescript by Hodgkin, M.M. Harding, E. Coller, M.G. Rossman and D.M. Blow. Hodgkin does not appear as an author of the published paper. 1p. manuscript draft. 12pp. and 1 1pp. typescripts, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin, ‘The structure of the corrin nucleus from x-ray analysis’, Bibliog. 94, 1965. 3pp. typescript of ‘Postscript’. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 D.34, D.35 Publications, lectures and broadcasts Manuscript notes; data. Figures. 2 folders. Brief correspondence. ‘Vitamin B12’, Bibliog. 95, 1965. 17pp. manuscript draft; 14pp. typescript. ‘The crystal structure of insulin Il. An investigation of rhombohedral zinc insulins and a report of other crystalline forms’ (in collaboration). Bibliog. 97, 1966. 27pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. crystal structure of ‘The rhombohedral zinc insulin’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 98, 1966. Evidence for insulin Ill. 2-fold a axis in report on recent crystals on rhombohedral insulin 21pp. typescript, dated 1963. ‘Comments and suggestions on insulin Ill’, dated ‘4.8.64’, not by Hodgkin. ‘A containing lead’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 100, 1967. calculations 4pp. typescript of section on the translation function, headed ‘Withdrawn’, with marginal comments. 7pp. manuscript draft of section entitled, ‘The translation function’, dated ‘0.1.63’, not by Hodgkin. 9pp. typescript, with additions and corrections by Hodgkin; figures. ‘Crystalline modifications of ampicillin |. The trihydrate’ (with D. Hall and M.N.G. James), Bibliog. 109, 1969. 8pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. ‘The crystal structure of insulin’, Bibliog. 115, 1970. 11pp. typescript. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts ‘The crystal structure of insulin. IV. X-ray analysis of 2 zinc insulin crystals at 2.8A resolution’, 1970. Not listed in Bibliog. 24pp. typescript, with note attached: ‘This is an old (1970) account of the 2.8A x-ray analysis of 2Zn insulin. This could perhaps be used as the basis for a paper.’ ‘Atomic positions in rhombohedral 2-zinc insulin crystals’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 120, 1971. 2pp. typescript of summary entitled ‘The crystal structure of insulin’. Obituary of ‘Professor J.D. Bernal’, Bibliog. 121, 1971. 6pp. typescript, incomplete, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. 8pp. manuscript draft. Newspaper cutting of obituary. Brief correspondence. ‘Some characteristics of protein crystals’, Bibliog. 127, 1971. 14pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. See also F.46-F.48. 2pp. typescript; 9pp. data. The paper was given at a symposium by J.F. Cutfield. See also F.60-F.62. ‘The crystal structure of rhombohedral 2-zinc insulin’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 128, 1971. 8pp. typescript. 24pp. typescript by Hodgkin, T.L. Blundell, E. Dodson, G.G. Dodson and M. Vijayan. Hodgkin does not appear as an author of the published paper. ‘The structure of a protein hormone, insulin’, Contemp. Phys., 1971. listed in Bibliog. Not ‘The structure of large molecules’, Bibliog. 135, 1972. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts ‘The three dimensional atomic structure of insulin and its relationship to activity’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 136, 1972. 25pp. typescript. Not used. ‘Chemical and biochemical studies of bibliographical reference 1972. Not listed in Bibliog. the tyrosine residues’, latest 10pp. typescript. ‘Chemical and biochemical studies on the cystine disulphide groups’, latest bibliographical reference 1972. Not listed in Bibliog. 5pp. typescript, incomplete. ‘The three-dimensional structure of processes of the 8 cell’, latest bibliographical reference 1972. in Bibliog. insulin and its reflection in the Not listed 16pp. proof. D.53, D.54 12pp. proof. 13pp. typescript. Rhombohedral ferroverdin crystals’ (in ‘The structure of ferroverdin Il. collaboration), Bibliog. 143, 1973. ‘The structure of ferroverdin |. Monoclinic ferroverdin crystals’ (with Sofia Candeloro de Sanctis), Bibliog. 142, 1973. Brief correspondence, includes referee’s report. 8,12-diethyl-2,3,7,13,17,18- ‘Crystal hexamethylcorrole hydrobromide’ (with B. Anderson and T.J. Bartczak), Bibliog. 147, 1974. 10pp. typescript; figures; data. structure of and molecular D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts crystal and molecular structure of rac-15-cyano-1,2,2,7,7,12,12- ‘The heptamethyl corrin hydrochloride’ (with E.D. Edmond), Bibliog. 149, 1975. 14pp. proof. Brief correspondence. ‘Work in China on the structure and function of insulin’, Bibliog. 150, 1975. 3pp. typescript. Brief correspondence. D.57-D.73 ‘Kathleen Lonsdale 1903-1971’, Bibliog. 151, 1975. Hodgkin was invited by the Royal Society to write the memoir of the x-ray crystallographer, Dame Kathleen Lonsdale, on her death in 1971. D.57, D.58 Typescript drafts, some incomplete, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin; reprint of memoir. 2 folders. Notebook. April-June 1971. 1972-73. D.61-D.67 D.60A Exercise book. D.59 D.60 invitation from Royal Society to Correspondence. Manuscript notes; photographs. write memoir, extensive Includes correspondence with Thomas Lonsdale, widower, requests for information and comments on drafts. 1974. July-December 1971. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 D.66 D.67 D.68 Publications, lectures and broadcasts January-June 1975. July-December 1975. Requests for reprints of memoir. Obituaries, biographical articles about Lonsdale. D.69-D.73 Lonsdale’s own material. D.69, D.70 Miscellaneous notes, drafts, articles and photographs. 2 folders. D.71 Autobiographical notes. D.72, D.73 Correspondence (photocopies). D.72 1927-31, 1942-43. 1949-52, 1959, 1968. 14pp. typescript; 4pp. typescript; letter. The wartime correspondence includes letters written while Lonsdale was in prison for refusing to register for civil defence duties. ‘The structure of insulin in 4-zinc insulin’ (in collaboration), Bibliog. 152, 1976. Correspondence. ‘Growing points and sticking points in x-ray analysis’, 1977. Bibliog. ‘The molecular basis of insulin action’, Bibliog. 155, 1977. 11pp. typescript. Correspondence. 11pp. typescript. Not listed in D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts D.77, D.78 ‘Crystallographic measurements and the structure of protein molecules as they are’, Bibliog. 156, 1979. typescript; 31pp. corrections by Hodgkin; 5pp. manuscript draft. typescript 15pp. with manuscript additions and Brief correspondence. Manuscript notes. ‘Sir Ernst Chain 1906-1979’, Bibliog. 159, 1980. 3pp. typescript of obituary; 5pp. manuscript draft; letter. D.80-D.102 ‘John Desmond Bernal 1901-1971’, Bibliog. 160, 1980. Hodgkin was invited by the Royal Society to write the memoir of the x-ray crystallographer, J.D. Bernal, on his death in 1971. Manuscript and typescript drafts, many pages missing; figures. D.81-D.84 D.81 D.82 D.83 D.85-D.90 Photographs. Manuscript notes. Reprint of memoir. Hodgkin’s notes and background material. Extracts from Bernal’s diaries and notebooks. information and comments on drafts. ‘Eulogies to the Memory of Abraham Nunez Bernal’, translated by V.V. This publication commemorates a Behar and sent to Bernal in 1940. Jewish martyr whose brother fled Spain in the seventeenth century to come to England, the first record of the name ‘Bernal’ in the British Isles. Includes invitation from Royal Society to write memoir, requests for Correspondence. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts 1971-73. 1974-75. 1976-79. 1980-81, nd. Includes Correspondence recollections by Bernal’s former colleagues, sent to Hodgkin by Eileen Bernal. 1971-81. widow, Bernal, Eileen with Photographs. D.90 Miscellaneous other correspondence, 1966-89. D.91-D.102 Bernal’s own material. Bibliographical. 2 folders. D.93, D.94 D.95-D.102 D.95 W.T. Astbury D.91 D.92 Autobiographical. Correspondence (photocopies). Miscellaneous typescripts, transcripts and articles. 1937 1930, 1934-40, 1942, 1965, 1967 K. Boll-Dornberger 1923, 1927, 1937 D.96 D.97 D.98 D.99 1930-37 1961, 1962 W.L. Bragg |. Fankuchen A. Hutchinson M.F. Perutz nd D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts O. Rosenheim 1932, 1933 Miscellaneous correspondence 1927-39, 1960-70 ‘H NMR study of the peptide antibiotic thiostrepton’ (in collaboration), latest bibliographical reference 1981. Not listed in Bibliog. 29pp typescript. Figures. ‘X-ray and neutron diffraction studies of the crystal and molecular structure acid of the predominant monocarboxylic acid obtained by the mild hydrolysis of cyanocobalamin’, Bibliog. 168, 1984. 13pp. typescript, entitled ‘A neutron diffraction analysis of the predominant of monocarboxylic cyanobalamin’, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. hydrolysis obtained acid acid mild the by ‘ROntgenoskopie und Elektronenoskopie von dispersen Systemen, Faden, Filmen und Grenz schichten’. Reprints Qpp. typescript. Not listed in Bibliog. Incomplete set of Hodgkin’s reprints. Arranged chronologically. 2pp. typescript (in English) of review of article in German by W. Ostwald, [1930s]. ‘The calculation of 3-dimensional structure factors and electron density for hexagonal and trigonal space groups’, nd. 1967-88. 1932-66. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Lists of publications Publications, lectures and broadcasts D.108 Hodgkin’s publications (to 1976). Reprints (to 1983). Hodgkin’s collaborators’ publications: M.J. Adams, D.M. Blow, E. Dodson, G.G. Dodson, P. Eagles. Editorial correspondence Arranged alphabetically by publisher or journal title. D.110, D.111 Academic Press 1942-47, 1959, 1961, 1973 D.110 ‘X-ray crystallography and sterol Correspondence re structure’ which Hodgkin wrote for Vitamins and Hormones, Volume ll, Bibliog. 38. 1942-47. entitled article Correspondence. 1934, 1949-51, 1961, 1963 D.113 D.114 Annual Review of Biochemistry 1946-48, 1959, 1991 D.113, D.114 The Chemical Society Miscellaneous shorter correspondence. 1959, 1961, 1973. Hodgkin contributed a chapter on x-ray crystallography for the 1948 Annual Review, Bibliog. 45, and agreed to write an introductory chapter to the 1993 Annual Review. Research’. Correspondence re Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, 1949- 51. Hodgkin was asked to advise on an edition of ‘Data for Biochemical Brief correspondence re referees’ reports, 1934, 1961, 1963. The Clarendon Press 1966-67 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts Nature 1956-57, 1964, 1966, 1971 Correspondence re letters on vitamin B12, 1956-57. Correspondence re writing obituaries, 1964, 1971. Correspondence re permission to reproduce figures, 1966. The Royal Society Letter re publication, 1971. 1971, 1977 Correspondence re submission of paper to the Royal Society by Hodgkin on behalf of D. Rogers, 1977. D.118 Not used. D.119-D.125 Miscellaneous shorter correspondence 1934-91. Invitations to write, requests for advice. 1934, 1937. 1944-49. 1970-74. 1976-78. 1951, 1956-59. 1960-61, 1964-67. 1980-81, 1983-91. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 LECTURES Drafts D.126 Publications, lectures and broadcasts For Hodgkin’s lectures on non-scientific topics, see G.158, G.160, G.167- G.171. For her Nobel Prize lecture, see A.77-A.79. ‘Molecules in crystals’, [Royal Society] Tercentenary Lecture, Beveridge Hall, University of London, 23 July 1960. Bibliog. 75. 17pp. typescript; 27pp. manuscript draft; newspaper cutting re lecture. Founders’ Memorial Lecture, Girton College, Cambridge, 1962. 2pp. manuscript draft. Letter re arrangements. Lecture on x-ray techniques and the structure of large molecules, 1965. Qpp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. Correspondence re arrangements. 16pp. typescript, incomplete. Correspondence re publication of lecture. ‘X-rays and organic chemistry’, Humphry Davy Lecture, Royal Institute of Chemistry, 22 November 1968. ‘Botany and crystallography’, The Chemical Society Hugo Miller Lecture, Swansea, 3 February 1969; London, 13 February 1969; Canterbury, 12 March 1969; Reading, 17 March 1969. Brief correspondence arising. Correspondence with The Chemical Society re arrangements. Brief correspondence re possible publication of lecture. D.128-D.133 16pp. typescript. Manuscript notes. Correspondence re arrangements for Swansea lecture. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts Correspondence re arrangements for London lecture. Brief correspondence arising. Correspondence re arrangements for Canterbury lecture. Brief correspondence arising. Correspondence re arrangements for Reading lecture. Brief correspondence arising. ‘Birkbeck, Science and History’, The First Bernal Lecture, Birkbeck College, London, 23 October 1969. Bibliog. 112. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Reprint; ‘Introductory remarks by Lord Blackett’. Brief correspondence arising. Opp. typescript. D.136-D.139 typescript, Summary of lecture. typescript; 25pp. corrections by Hodgkin. 21pp. with manuscript additions and ‘X-ray analysis and the structure of insulin’, 1971. ‘Insulin : chemistry and biochemistry’, The Bakerian Lecture of the Royal Society, London, 15 June 1972. Bibliog. 144. Brief correspondence arising. 26pp. manuscript draft; 6pp. manuscript draft. Manuscript notes. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts D.140, D.141 ‘Cecil Frank Powell’, Bristol, 1972. D.140 15pp. typescript; 13pp. manuscript draft; manuscript notes. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Photograph of Powell sent to Hodgkin by Isobel Powell, widow. Miscellaneous background material. John Snow Memorial Lecture, Association of Anaesthetists, Bristol, 28 September 1973. 2pp. manuscript draft; manuscript notes. Menu, with list of past lecturers. Correspondence re arrangements. Brief correspondence arising. D.143, D.144 Hodgkin also received the Dale Medal for 1974 on the same occasion. 17pp. typescript; 2pp. proof of biographical sketch of Hodgkin. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising, re publication of lecture. ‘Varieties of insulin’, The Sir Henry Dale Lecture, Society for Endocrinology, London, 30 May 1974. Bibliog. 146. Correspondence arising, includes correspondence re publication of lecture. ‘The structure of insulin and its biological activity’, The Banting Memorial Lecture, British Diabetic Association, Guildford, September 1976. ‘What should we learn : problems and experiences’, Bristol Education Department, 30 October 1974. 11pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. 3pp. typescript; 5pp. manuscript draft. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts ‘Insulin molecules - answers and questions’, Gold Medal Lecture, Royal Society of Medicine, 15 February 1977. 13pp. typescript; 3pp. manuscript draft. Correspondence arising re publication of lecture. See also A.132. D.148, D.149 ‘Discoveries and their uses’, Presidential Address, British Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting, Bath, 4 September 1978. typescript; 14pp. corrections by Hodgkin. 20pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and Manuscript notes; background material. Correspondence arising. See also E.54-E.56. D.150-D.153 Manuscript notes. Correspondence re arrangements. Brief correspondence arising. 15pp. typescript; 22pp. manuscript draft. ‘Crystallography and chemistry in the first hundred years of Somerville College’, James Bryce Memorial Lecture, Somerville College, Oxford, 2 March 1979. References; figures; photographs. ‘Microcosm : the world as seen by John Desmond Bernal’, J.D. Bernal Memorial Lecture, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, 28 October 1980. 17pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin; 1p. abstract. D.153 Miscellaneous background material. D.154, D.155 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising, includes transcript of interview with Radio Eireann re Bernal. D.156-D.158 ‘Moments of discovery’, The Dalton Lecture, Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, February 1981. Bibliog. 163. 16pp typescript; corrections by Hodgkin. 13pp. typescript, with manuscript additions and 16pp. manuscript draft; manuscript notes. Correspondence re arrangements. Brief correspondence arising. ‘Insulin in crystals’, Ottawa, 17 August 1981. 8pp. typescript; 7pp. manuscript draft. D.161, D.162 3pp. manuscript draft. Letter arising. Letter re arrangements; programme, list of guests. Speech at Women of the Year Luncheon, London, 17 October 1983. ‘Marie Curie’, Service of Commemoration to mark the 50th Anniversary of the death of Marie Curie, Westminster Abbey, 3 July 1984. Correspondence arising; souvenir brochure; photographs. Typescript and manuscript drafts. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts ‘New frontiers in biomolecular research’, Inauguration of the Krebs Institute for Biomolecular Research, Sheffield, 21 April 1989. 3pp. typescript. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. Brief correspondence arising. ‘Crystallographic investigation of complex organic compounds’, nd. 10pp. manuscript draft, heavily amended by Hodgkin. ‘Insulin, its structure and biological activity’, nd. 7pp. typescript. D.165 Miscellaneous untitled drafts. D.166, D.167 Miscellaneous unidentified lecture notes. 2 folders. Invitations to lecture D.168 1961-64. 1965 January-August. D.171 D.172 D.169 D.170 1965 October-December. 1942, 1948, 1950, 1956-57. 1968 January-June. D.173 D.174 D.175 D.176 1966 January-June. 1966 July-December. 1967 January-June. 1967 July-December. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts 1968 July-December. 1969 January-April. 1969 June-November. 1970 January-June 1970 July-December. 1971. 1972 January-July. 1972 August-November. 1973. 1977. 1978. 1979. 1974. 1975. 1976 January-May. 1976 September-December. 1987-88, 1990. 1980, 1982-85. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Publications, lectures and broadcasts BROADCASTS D.195 ‘Schools Broadcast’. Manuscript draft, nd. D.196-D.198 Correspondence Most correspondence is with the BBC, chiefly about radio interviews. There is also some material relating to ITV, overseas television companies and independent film companies. D.196, D.197 Correspondence with BBC. D.196 D.197 1959-60, 1965-69. 1971-74, 1977-78, 1984-86, 1988, nd. ADDENDUM ‘Memories of Sir Lawrence Bragg’, Bibliog. 172, 1991. 4pp. typescript by J.D. Dunitz on ‘Encounters with Bragg’. Correspondence; review. D.198 Correspondence with other companies, 1948, 1969, 1971, 1975-77, 1984, 1988-90. 4pp. manuscript draft, not all in Hodgkin’s hand; 4pp. typescript. Publications material received too late to present in main chronological sequence at D.1-D.105 Two typescript drafts, with manuscript additions and corrections. ‘Angles on crystal faces. Appreciation: ‘Tiny’ Powell’, Bibliog. 173, 1991. Photocopy of newspaper cutting. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION E SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS E.1-E.193 AMERICAN DIFFRACTION SOCIETY FOR X-RAY AND ELECTRON E.2-E.4 BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY REVIEW BODY E.5-E.46 BRISTOL UNIVERSITY E'47-E-57 BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE E58:-59 BRITISH CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION E.60, E.61 BRITISH SOCIETY FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SCIENCE E.62 CANADIAN BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY INDIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES E.68 E.69 E.70 E.63-E.67 CHEMICAL SOCIETY E.71-E.99 INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND SOCIETY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE ROYAL SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY ROYAL INSTITUTION E.100-E.176 E.177 E.178 E.179-E.193 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR X-RAY AND ELECTRON DIFFRACTION 1944-49 Et Circulars re meetings, 1944, 1947, 1949. BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY REVIEW BODY 1972-73 The Review Body, to which Hodgkin was appointed, was established ‘to University of consider the Birmingham and to make recommendations to Council for any desirable change’ (E.4). The Review Body reported in September 1972. constitution and functioning of role, the Brief correspondence, November 1972 - February 1973. ‘Presentation of the Report of the Review Body by its Chairman the Rt. Hon. Jo Grimond, M.P.’ Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. E.4 Background material. 1 box. 1970-89 BRISTOL UNIVERSITY The material is presented as follows: General papers and correspondence For material re her appointment and retirement see A.113-A.116, A.154. Hodgkin was elected Chancellor of Bristol University in 1970 and played She an active role both within the University and in the city of Bristol. retired in 1988. Miscellaneous Drafts of speeches at degree congregations Correspondence with the Vice-Chancellor E.32-E.39 Department of Architecture E.5-E.19 E.20-E.26 E.27-E.31 E.40-E.44 Appeals E.45, E.46 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations General papers and correspondence 1971-89 iS E.6 Eu E.8 E.9 1971. 1972. 1973. 1974. 1975: 1976. 1977-81. 1982. 1983. 1984-85. 1986. 1987. 1988 January-June. 1989, nd. 1988 July-December. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Correspondence with the Vice-Chancellor 1970-90 Sir Alec Merrison was Vice-Chancellor when Hodgkin became Chancellor; he was succeeded by Sir John Kingman in 1984. E21 E22 E.23 E.24 E25 1970-72. 1973-75. 1976-78. 1983-84. 1985-86. 1987. 1971-87 E27, £28 E27, E.28 1971, 1981-82. E.26 1988-90. Drafts of speeches at degree congregations Manuscript and typescript drafts 1971-1987. Includes photograph of Hodgkin conferring honorary 1983-85, 1987. degree on unidentified recipient. Miscellaneous shorter manuscript notes and drafts, nd. Manuscript drafts, nd. 2 folders. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Department of Architecture 1981-85 cuts 1981 In Department Department’s efforts to remain open, it closed in 1984. university expenditure threatened with closure the the Architecture. Hodgkin’s support Despite for of in The general papers and correspondence also include some material re the establishment of the Bristol Centre for the Advancement of Architecture. The Centre, of which Hodgkin was a patron, was set up independently in the city as a response to the closure of the university department. E.32-E.38 General papers and correspondence 1981-85. E.32 E.33 E.34 1981-1982 April. 1982 July-October. 1982 November. E.35 E.36 E.39 nd. E37 E.38 1983. 1984-85. 1982 December. Manuscript notes by Hodgkin re Department of Architecture. 3 folders. Papers and correspondence re appeals by individuals to Hodgkin as Chancellor. 1980 May-December, 1984. 1979-1980 April. E.42-E.44 1979-88 1988. E.41 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Miscellaneous 1971-72, 1982-83, 1987 E.45 Correspondence re the Salvation Army, 1971-72. Hodgkin was Vice-President of the Bristol Salvation Army Men’s Social Services Appeals Committee. International Centre for Child Studies, 1982-83, 1987. The Centre was established in 1982 in conjunction with Bristol University. Hodgkin was a Patron. Brief correspondence. Newspaper articles re Centre. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE 1977-79 Hodgkin was President of the British Association for the Advancement of Science for the year 1977-78 and presided at the Annual Meeting held in Bath in September 1978. E.47-E.50 E.51-E.53 1977 January-July. 1977 September-December. E.47 E.48 E.49 E250 For material re her appointment see A.134. General papers and correspondence 1977-79, 1988. Policy Committee, Finance and Staff Committee and Council. This incomplete sequence includes minutes of the General Committee, Miscellaneous Committee papers 1977-79. Ee Sie og Minutes 1977-78. 1978 January-June. 1978 July - 1979, 1988, nd. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 E52 E.53 Societies and organisations 1977. 1978. Membership lists of General Committee 1977-79. E.54-E.56 British Association Annual Meeting, Bath, 4-8 September 1978. E.54 Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Memorabilia; photographs. Final programme; addendum to final programme. ‘Outline of President’s and Officers’ Engagements’. E.56 = 57 Committee papers. Miscellaneous papers re general policy. E.58, E.59 Include minutes of BRITISH CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION (BCA) 1980-91 Miscellaneous papers and correspondence 1980-91. meetings held to discuss the formation of the BCA. The British Crystallographic Association was established in 1982. Hodgkin was invited to become Vice-President at its foundation and served on the Council of the BCA from 1982. for BCA meeting. 1982, 1984, 1989-91, nd. Includes manuscript notes re penicillin research 1980-81. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations BRITISH SOCIETY FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SCIENCE 1968-73 The Society was founded in 1969 in the belief that the development of science ‘should depend upon the social choices of the community and the personal choices of the scientist’ (E.60). E.60, E.61 Miscellaneous papers and correspondence 1968-73. E.60 = Gt 1968-69, 1971. 1972-73, nd. CANADIAN BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY 1988 E.62 Results of Survey of Women Faculty by the Society’s Equal Opportunities Committee 1977-88. CHEMICAL SOCIETY 1947-91 E.63 Institute of Chemistry, later becoming the Royal E.63-E.67 General papers and correspondence 1947-91. 1947, 1966-67. Chinese scientists in Chemical Society Symposium, 1967. Includes correspondence re possible participation of Hodgkin was Vice-President of the Chemical Society 1969-72. Hodgkin became a Fellow of the Chemical Society in 1931, becoming a In 1972 the Chemical Society amalgamated with the Life Fellow in 1971. Society of Royal Chemistry. 1973-74. 1968-70. 1971-72. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Includes Newsletter for women members of the 1977-78, 1982, 1991. Royal Society of Chemistry re The Dorothy Hodgkin Symposium on ‘Crystallography’, 9 April 1991. COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 1973-75 The Council for Science and Society was established in 1973 with the aim of promoting ‘the study of, and research into, the social effects of scientific and technological development, and to disseminate the results to the public’. Hodgkin served on the Council 1973-75. General papers and correspondence 1973-75. Includes reprint of article in Nature on ‘A Corporate Conscience for the Scientific Community?’ and a list of Council members. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE 1982-83 E.69 of Papers and correspondence re funding for higher education, level financial support for students and limitations on student numbers in Includes correspondence with Margaret Thatcher, universities, 1982-83. Prime Minister, and Sir Keith Joseph, Secretary of State for Education. INDIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 1983-85 Brief correspondence 1983-84, 1988; list of members of Council. Manuscript and typescript notes; newspaper cutting. Hodgkin was made a Foreign Member of the Academy in 1972. Newsletters 1984-85. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS 1941-80 Hodgkin was a member of the Institute of Physics for many years, and was particularly associated with the work of the Institute’s X-ray Analysis Group. The material is presented as follows: Esa, Gre General papers and correspondence E.73-E.98 X-ray Analysis Group E.99 Crystallography Group General papers and correspondence 1941-73 Es E72 1941, 1943-46, 1949, 1952. 1969, 1971, 1973. Includes brief correspondence re publication. 1943-69 X-ray Analysis Group Conferences were held regularly by the Group, and material relating to the chronological sequence of papers and them is correspondence below. be found in to General papers and correspondence 1943-69. The X-ray Analysis Group was established in 1943 to ‘provide a meeting ground for those interested in the theory and practical applications of X- ray diffraction’ (E.73). Hodgkin was elected to the committee in 1944; she also sat on the Fourier Service Panel, which discussed methods of crystallographic calculations. analysis. Includes minutes of the first meeting of the 1945 October-December. Barker Committee which met to discuss the publication of the Barker Index, reference tables which would facilitate the identification of the surface of a crystal in conjunction with measurement and geometrical E.73-E.88 E.73 E.74 1943-44. 1945 January-August. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations 1946 January-May. 1946 June-July. Includes extensive correspondence re conference on *X- ray analysis during the war years’. 1946 August-December. 1947. 1948 January-March. 1948 April-November. nomenclature, report on the collection of crystallographic data. Includes correspondence re crystallographic 1949. 1950 March-July. Includes list of members of the X-ray Analysis Group. 1950 September-November. 1951. 1953. Determination. E.88 1966-67, 1969. Includes Institute of Physics Bulletin on the celebration of the 1952. fortieth anniversary of the discovery of x-ray diffraction. Includes material re International Tables for Crystal Structure 1945. 1943-44. Includes minutes of the first meeting of the Committee of the X- ray Analysis Group (which Hodgkin did not attend). E.89-E.97 Committee papers 1943-53. E.89 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations E.92 E.93 E.94 E.95 E.96 E.97 E.98 1947. 1948. 1950. 1951. 1952. 1953. Manuscript notes by Hodgkin re X-ray Analysis Group. Crystallography Group E.99 Newsletters 1979-80. 1947-1993 IUCr, as laid out in its statutes (E.123), were: INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY (IUCr) The International Union of Crystallography, inspired by pre-Second World first War international co-operation between crystallographers, held its Congress and General Assembly at Harvard University in 1948. The aims to promote of the international co-operation in crystallography; to promote the publication of crystallographic research and of crystallographic works; to facilitate the and to form standardisation of methods and of units in crystallography; a focus for the relationship of crystallography to other sciences, through the IUCr’s membership of the International Council of Scientific Unions. was not eligible for re-election. At the Hodgkin was a participant in every Congress from 1948 to 1993. Kyoto Congress in 1972 she was elected President of the Union, a post As President she held until the Amsterdam Congress three years later. Hodgkin acted as chairman of the General Assembly and of the Executive Committee, as the legal representative of the Union, and as the supreme representative of the IUCr in dealing with other bodies. She served on the Executive Committee of the IUCr from 1969 until 1978, after which she D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations The bulk of the material dates from Hodgkin’s Presidency and from the period that immediately followed. There is also a record of her attendance at |UCr Congresses. The material is presented as follows: E.100-E.120 General papers and correspondence E.121-E.152A Congresses E.153-E.168 Executive Committee E.169-E.176 Miscellaneous General papers and correspondence 1971-86, 1993 This chronological sequence includes photocopied material commissions sent to Hodgkin for information. re IUCr 1971-72. 1973 January. 1973 February. 1973 March-April. 1973 May. 1973 June-July. 1973 August-September. 1974 July-December. 1974 January-February. 1973 October-December. 1974 March-June. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations eet 1975 January. E112 Eslis E.114 E.115 E116 Bett E.118 1975 February-March. 1975 April-June. 1975 July-September. 1975 October-December. 1976 January-May. 1976 August-November. 1977 January-July. 1977 September-December. 1978-86, 1993. 1948-90 E.119 E.120 Congresses E.121-E.124 Correspondence re arrangements, August 1947 - April 1948. Hodgkin gave a paper on ‘Recent Work on Complex Organic Compounds’. First General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Harvard University, 28 July - 3 August 1948. Abstracts of papers given at Congress. Provisional list and final list of non-American participants. Programme. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations General Assembly. Delegates to the General Assembly were nominated by the National Academies of countries adhering to the IUCr; all crystallographers could attend the Congress. Agenda; notes on the agenda. Minutes. Appendices. These are reports by the Provisional Commissions that had been set up to investigate areas of particular crystallographic importance. Hodgkin was a member of the Commission on Crystallographic Data (E.173). Photograph of delegates (identified by key). Newspaper article. £125) E3126 Second General Assembly and Stockholm, 27 June - 3 July 1951. International Congress of the IUCr, Hodgkin gave a paper on ‘The examination of the crystal structure of vitamin B12’. List of participants. ‘General Information’. Programme. Third General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Paris, 21- 28 July 1954. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Fourth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Montreal, 10-17 July 1957. Agenda for the General Assembly; notes on the agenda. Abstracts of papers given at Congress. Letter re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Fifth General Assembly and International Congress of the |UCr, Cambridge, England, 15-24 August 1960. Hodgkin chaired a session on Proteins and Related Compounds. A paper on ‘X-ray studies on the structure of insulin’, which she co-authored, was also given. Letter re arrangements, with attached letters of invitation to Chinese and Russian crystallographers. Circular re revision of By-Laws. Programme. Sixth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Rome, 9- 18 September 1963. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Letter arising, re non-participation of East German crystallographers. Seventh General Assembly and Moscow, 11-22 July 1966. International Congress of the IUCr, Includes itinerary of journey through Eighth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Stony Brook, New York, August 1969. Correspondence re arrangements. Includes correspondence re possible Chinese participation. Correspondence re arrangements. central Asia. Correspondence arising. Hodgkin gave a paper at the Congress, after which she and her husband, Thomas, travelled through central Asia. Correspondence arising, October 1973. Correspondence re arrangements. Includes letter and questions sent to Hodgkin re interview, with her manuscript notes. E.133, E.134 Ninth General Assembly and International Congress of the |UCr, Kyoto, 26 August - 7 September 1972. Before the Congress Hodgkin visited China (F.68-F.71); she gave a special lecture at Kyoto on ‘Crystallographic Work on Insulin in China’. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations ‘Agenda for Committee’. With manuscript notes by Hodgkin. Joint Meeting of Old and New. Members of Executive 3pp. manuscript draft by Hodgkin; IUCr. manuscript notes ?re history of the Newsletter. Includes interview with Hodgkin. E.135-E.141 Assembly and Tenth Amsterdam, 7-15 August 1975. General International Congress of the IUCr, The congress marked the end of Hodgkin's Presidency of the IUCr. E.135-E.138 Includes Correspondence re arrangements, April correspondence re writing a history of the IUCr and re organising a special session of the congress to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the founding meeting in London. 1973 - July 1975. 1973 April, 1973 October - 1974 January. 1974 May-December. 1975 January-March. 1975 May-July. ‘Agenda and Appendices to the Agenda of the Tenth General Assembly’. Correspondence arising, August 1975 - February 1976. Includes notes on a report of the congress, correspondence re election of new officers of the IUCr. structure and organisation of biologically important proteins’. Hodgkin chaired a plenary lecture by T.L. Blundell on ‘X-ray studies of the 2pp. manuscript draft by Hodgkin, probably of Presidential address. 14pp. typescript by Crystallography” and of its Union’. P.P. Ewald on Eleventh General Assembly and Warsaw, 3-12 August 1978. ‘The Development of International Congress of the IUCr, E.142-E.148 the “New D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations E.142-E.145 Correspondence re arrangements, June 1974 - February 1978. correspondence re possibility of holding the congress in India. Includes 1974 June-December. 1975 January-March. 1975 April-August. 1978 January-February. Programme. Report; list of participants; memorabilia. ‘Agenda and Appendices to the Agenda of the Eleventh General Assembly’. Letter re arrangements; programme. Letter of invitation only. Thirteenth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Hamburg, 9-18 August 1984. Hodgkin presented the Congress Discourse at the Opening Ceremony. She spoke on ‘Insulin in Crystals’. Twelfth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Ottawa, 16-25 August 1981. Programme. Fourteenth General Assembly and International Congress of the IUCr, Perth, Western Australia, 12-20 August 1987. Agenda of the General Assembly, with appendices. Fifteenth General Assembly and Bordeaux, 19-28 July 1990. International Congress of the IUCr, Brief correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations Sixteenth General Assembly and International Congress of the Beijing, September 1993. IUCr, One letter only, 1989, re |UCr Executive Committee’s proposal to postpone the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square the Congress until shooting in Beijing. 1996 in Executive Committee E.153-E.163 General papers and correspondence E.164-E.168 | Minutes and agendas. E.153-E.163 General papers and correspondence 1970-84. E.153 E.154 1970-71. 1972. 1973 January-June. 1974 January-June. 1973 July-November. E.159 E.160 E157 E158 Eal55 E.156 1974 July-September. 1974 October-December. 1984, nd. E.161 E.162 E.163 1975. 1976-77. 1978-79. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations E.164-E.168 Minutes and agendas 1971-78. E.164 E.165 E.166 1971, 1974. 1975. 1977. E.167, E.168 1978. 2 folders. Miscellaneous E.169-E.172 Acta Crystallographica (the journal of the |UCr). Miscellaneous papers and correspondence, 1947-75. 1947-50. 1971-72. 1973. 1975. 1971-73. 1974-78. Correspondence re scientific relations with China, 1971-78. Brief correspondence only re Commission on Crystallographic Data and Computing, of which Hodgkin was a member, 1950. Early Development’. By Harmke Kamminga, 1989. Correspondence re the writing of an historical account of the foundation of the IUCr, 1973-74. Reprint of ‘The International Union of Crystallography: Its Formation and D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 ROYAL INSTITUTION Societies and organisations Ear Miscellaneous papers and correspondence. ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY 1972-86 1979-80 E.178 Correspondence re visit to Dublin, December 1979, where Hodgkin gave a lecture on ‘History and the x-ray analysis of protein’. While in Dublin she also presented a paper with J. Rotblat to the National Committee for the Study of International Affairs on ‘Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs’. ROYAL SOCIETY 1947-93 Hodgkin was elected to the Fellowship in 1947 (A.58-A.61). E.179-E.182 General papers and correspondence 1958-92. 1972-74, 1976. 1977-78. E.179 E.180 E181 E.182 1979-80, 1986-87, 1990, 1992. British National Committee for Crystallography 1947-61. 1958-70. Includes correspondence, 1968, re proposed Leverhulme Visiting Professorship to Yugoslavia. Hodgkin was invited to apply. 1953, 1954. The National Committee selected delegates to represent the Royal Society at the General Assembly of the IUCr and maintained contact between the Union and the Royal Society. Hodgkin sat on the Committee from 1947. E.183-E.185 Minutes and agendas 1947-61. 1947-51. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Societies and organisations E.185 1961. E.186-E.188 Exchanges. E.186, E.187 Papers and correspondence, mostly re visits by Russian and Chinese scientists, 1965-90. Includes report of visit of Royal Society delegation to China, 1965-78. 1972. 1980-90. Minutes and agendas of ad hoc meetings to consider the Royal Society’s relations with the Academia Sinica, 1965-66. E.189-E.192 Nominations 1955, 1967-93. 5 folders. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION F VISITS AND CONFERENCES F.1-F.179 This section presents a chronological sequence of material relating to Hodgkin’s visits and conferences, 1936-93, though the great bulk of the material relates to the period after the award of the Nobel Prize in 1964. There is evidence of her interest in maintaining scientific contacts with the USSR and China during the Cold War, the first of many visits taking place in 1953 (F.7) and 1959 (F.14) respectively, and there is evidence of visa difficulties in respect of visiting the USA (F.9) during the same period. She also made frequent visits to Eastern Europe outside the USSR. India was another locus of valued scientific contacts and she made a number of extended visits, for example in 1974 (F.78-F.80) and 1978 (F.113-F.119). Records of her Not all Hodgkin’s travel is documented in this section. attendance at International Union of Crystallography congresses are to be found in Section E with other |UCr material. Visits and conferences which bear on her well-known peace and humanitarian interests are to be found These include the Pugwash Conferences on Science and in Section G. World Affairs and her visits to Vietnam in 1971 and 1974. Some visits of particular biographical significance (including the award of the Nobel Prize and subsequent Nobel meetings) are documented in Section A. After the main chronological sequence there is invitations declined (or with no evidence of acceptance), 1945-89. a separate sequence of Visit to The Netherlands, November 1936. Hodgkin visited Biochemical Society. Westenbrink. Letter re arrangements. Letter arising. The Netherlands, the Dutch The visit was arranged by J.D. Bernal and H.G.K. probably to speak to There is also an addendum of material received too late to present in the main chronological sequence. give a paper on ‘X-ray analysis and protein structure.’ Bibliog. 48. Symposia on Quantitative Biology, Long Island Biological Association, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, 8-16 June 1949. Seventh International Congress of Genetics, Edinburgh, 23-30 August 1939. Hodgkin was invited to the symposium on amino acids and proteins to Letter re arrangements, concerning the withdrawal of Russian scientists. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re arrangements. Programme Information re publication of papers. Manuscript draft, footnotes, bibliography of Hodgkin’s paper. 2pp. proof; brief correspondence re publication. Correspondence re reproducing figures from other articles. Miscellaneous background notes; photographs. Drafts of papers by Hodgkin, probably used as background material for symposium paper. Visit to USSR, 1953. Letter to Home Office, probably from Hodgkin and her husband, Thomas, re refusal to grant a visa to the Russian biochemist V.1. Oparin. The letter also refers to a visit made by the Hodgkins to the USSR earlier in the year. See also A.12. Visit to Zurich, November 1956. Correspondence re arrangements. Manuscript draft of Hodgkin’s report on the ‘Last day in Moscow’. Folder also includes photographs of visit and theatre programme. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture to the Department of Chemistry at the Laboratorium fir organische Chemie. 1957. Hodgkin was invited by W.N. Lipscomb to the Congress to give a paper on protein structure, subsequently to be combined with a visit to Lipscomb’s own department at the University of Minnesota. Visa problems, however, Later prevented her from visiting the USA at this time. that year arrangements were made for Hodgkin to visit the USA and in December she visited the University of Minnesota, UCLA and the California Institute of Technology (Linus Pauling). Fourth International Congress of Crystallography, Montreal, 10-19 July 1957. See also H.135. Correspondence re arrangements. June-November 1956, July-December D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to Copenhagen, 4-6 November 1957. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture to the Danish Pharmaceutical Society and to visit the NOVO Terapeutisk Laboratorium. Correspondence re arrangements. Visit to Scandinavia, 20-26 March 1958. Hodgkin was invited to give three lectures at The Technical University of She then travelled to Norway, Trondheim, on 20, Sweden in order to give a lecture at the University of Uppsala on 24 March and then a lecture in Stockholm on 25 March. 21 and 22 March. Correspondence re arrangements. Includes itinerary for visit to Uppsala. Visit to Amsterdam, 6-10 May 1958. Hodgkin was invited by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences and Letters to the celebration of the 150th anniversary of its foundation. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Visit to Finland and USSR, May 1959. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Visit to China, September 1959. Hodgkin was invited to give a paper at a conference in Leningrad, from where she and Thomas Hodgkin went on to Moscow. They had visited Helsinki on their way to the USSR. Letter re arrangements. Hodgkin was invited to visit China by the Chinese People’s Association for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries. Brief correspondence only, including letter from K. Lonsdale re contacts with Chinese scientists. Visit to USA, ?early 1960. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture to a symposium at the University of Washington, Seattle. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to USA, March 1961. Hodgkin gave a lecture at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, from where she travelled to the University of Chicago to give the Lee Lecture. Correspondence re arrangements. Letter arising, re offer of permanent professorship at the University of Chicago. Fifth International Congress of Biochemistry, Moscow, August 1961. Letter re arrangements. 6pp. draft, probably of paper on insulin given at conference. Visit to East Berlin, March 1962. Hodgkin was invited to a two-day colloquium to mark the opening of a fiir Strukturforschung der Deutschen new building Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin. Institut the for Correspondence re arrangements. Visit to Zurich, June 1963. Correspondence re arrangements, in German. Visit to USA, 25-31 March 1963. Correspondence arising re publication of symposium proceedings. Hodgkin visited the USA to participate in a symposium entitled ‘Chemistry in Medicine’, held at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, to celebrate the 80th birthday of Dr. Donald D. Van Slyke. From there she planned to go to Boston. Letter arising. Hodgkin was invited by the Zurich Chemical Society to give a lecture on her work on vitamin B12. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to Czechoslovakia, 21-28 September 1963. Hodgkin was invited to visit the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, car with Thomas Hodgkin from the and Prague. International Congress of Crystallography in Rome, which took place on 8-18 September. She travelled by Correspondence re arrangements. Visit to Algeria, 10-27 April 1965. Hodgkin was invited by the University of Algiers to give seminars related to the work for which she won the Nobel Prize. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Visit to Munich, 8-10 June 1965. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture at the Physikalisch-Chemisches Institut der Technischen Hochschule. Correspondence re arrangements. Letter arising. Ninth Latin American Chemical Congress, Puerto Rico, 1-6 August 1965. Correspondence re arrangements. Letter re publication of lecture. F.25, 5:26 Visit to Japan and China, September-October 1965. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture, probably on the determination of the structure of vitamin B12. and information for visitors. April-September 1965. Hodgkin was invited by the British Council to lecture in connection with the British Exhibition in Tokyo. She lectured at the Universities of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka on the subjects of vitamin B12 and X-ray analyses of Leaving Japan after one complex organic molecules. week, she travelled to China via Hong Kong, visiting Canton and Shanghai. Correspondence re arrangements, including itineraries for visit to Japan See also H.173. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence arising, includes two letters re publication of lecture given in Tokyo on the subject of vitamin B12. Typescript of lecture on the ‘X-ray analysis of large organic molecules’, given at Kyoto. Ef hilo Visit to Disseldorf, 27-28 October 1965. Hodgkin lectured to the Arbeitsgemeinschaft flr Forschung des Landes of some biochemically Nordrhein-Westfalen on interesting molecules’. Bibliog. 93. analysis x-ray ‘The Correspondence re arrangements, in English and German. 1964, April-October 1965. November Correspondence arising re translation of lecture into German and its publication. In English and German. Incomplete typescript of lecture. Correspondence re arrangements. Letter arising. Visit to Ghana, December 1965. Correspondence arising. Visit to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, November 1965. Correspondence re arrangements, extract of lecture. Hodgkin was invited to lecture at M.I.T., spending a week there together with Thomas Hodgkin. Hodgkin was invited to give the Aggrey-Frazer-Guggisberg Lectures at the University of Ghana. ‘Crystallography and the Structure of Vitamin B12’. Hodgkin was invited to lecture to Dutch universities by the Organisation of Students in Science and Technology. This was directly followed by a the subject of lecture in Aachen to the Chemical Institute there on Visit to The Netherlands and West Germany, 7-15 March 1966. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re arrangements for visit to The Netherlands. Correspondence arising. Correspondence re arrangements for visit to West Germany. Correspondence arising, includes correspondence re publication of lecture. Visit to Switzerland, May 1966. Hodgkin was invited to lecture, probably on the structure of vitamin B12, to a conference on Stereochemistry held near Lucerne. Correspondence re arrangements. Visit to the USA and Canada, May 1966. entitled ‘Some Observations on Hodgkin gave the Harvey Lecture, 102, to the Harvey Crystallography, Chemistry, and Medicine’, Bibliog. Society of New York, and also lectured at the Rockefeller Institute. From there she went to Buffalo, and then on the Ottawa. Visit to Paris, June 1966. was invited to represent the International Union Letter arising. Draft of Harvey Lecture; proof. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence re arrangements. of Hodgkin Crystallography at the celebration of the tercentenary of the foundation of the Academie des Sciences de |’Institut de France. Correspondence arising. Hodgkin was invited to Zagreb to the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the foundation of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts. Visit to Yugoslavia, 9-12 November 1966. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences International Symposium on Conformation of Biopolymers, Madras, 18-21 January 1967. Hodgkin visited India to attend the symposium, but also toured extensively throughout the month of January, visiting the Universities of Delhi and Madurai, and lecturing at the National Chemical Laboratory, Poona, and at the Trombay Atomic Energy Establishment, Bombay. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. F.38-F.40 Gordon Research Conference on Coenzymes and Metabolic Pathways, Meriden, New Hampshire, USA, July 1967. Hodgkin was invited to chair the session on ‘The Chemical Synthesis and Biosynthesis of B12’. Following the conference, she visited Yale University, Washington D.C., New York, Purdue University and Ottawa, returning to London on 16 July. Correspondence re arrangements, includes itinerary. January 1966 - June 1967. Correspondence arising, includes photograph of participants (identified) at conference. International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Corrin Symposium, University of Nottingham, 17-19 July 1967. Correspondence re meeting at National Academy of Sciences, Washington D.C., about contacts with Chinese scientists. January-June 1967. Correspondence re arrangements. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture at L. Ruzicka. celebrate the 80th birthday of ‘Chemistry in Space’. a Symposium arranged to She probably lectured on Hodgkin gave a lecture entitled ‘Developments in the crystallographic analysis of the cobalamins’. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme of lectures. Visit to ZGrich, 16 September 1967. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to West Germany, March 1968. Hodgkin was invited to a conference at Hirschegg, where she gave a paper on the insulin work of her team. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Fifth International Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products, London, 8-13 July 1968. Hodgkin was invited to serve as Vice-Chairman for the session devoted to ‘Biosynthesis’. Letter of invitation only. Visit to USA, May 1969. Hodgkin attended the Lilly Research Laboratories meeting on proinsulin in Indianapolis, on the way giving a talk on the structure of insulin to a colloquium held at the University of Chicago. F.46-F.48 Correspondence re arrangements. Hodgkin gave a paper on ‘Some characteristics of protein crystals’, Bibliog. 127, and contributed to various discussions at the conference. Typescript of Hodgkin’s discussion remarks at conference, amended by Hodgkin. Second International Conference ‘de la Physique Théorique a la Biologie’, Institut de la Vie, Versailles, 30 June - 5 July 1969. Includes draft Correspondence re arrangements, in English and French. abstract of Hodgkin’s paper. February-March 1968, February-June 1969. developments and results in X-ray analysis’. Hodgkin attended a meeting of the Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher official Society’s Royal at Leopoldina entitled a _ colloquium § representative. in honour of the 60th ‘ROntgenkristallstrukturanalyse’, held birthday of K. Boll-Dornberger, where Hodgkin gave a paper on ‘Recent Correspondence arising, re publication of paper. 1971. July 1969 - January Visit to East Germany, October-November 1969. Halle, This where was was she followed in the by Berlin D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re September 1969. arrangements, August-October 1968, February- Memorabilia, includes programmes for both events. Correspondence arising, includes article (in German) on the Leopoldina meeting. Visit to Sudan, 11-29 March 1970. Hodgkin was invited by the University of Khartoum to act as an external examiner for the Department of Chemistry. While in Khartoum she lectured to the department on insulin. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Ghana Association for Development Studies Second U.K. Conference on Trade, Industry and Development, Cambridge, 3-5 April 1970. Invitation and programme only. Visit to Copenhagen, 19-21 April 1970. Hodgkin was invited to deliver a paper on ‘The Role of Scientific and Technological Research in the Economic Development Programme of Ghana’. Hodgkin was invited by the Danmarks Farmaceutiske H@¢jskole to give the Baggesgaard Lecture, on ‘The structure of insulin’, Bibliog. 130. While in Copenhagen she also visited the NOVO Terapeutisk Laboratorium and the Carlsberg Institute. Letter arising. AL. Patterson Memorial Lecture, Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase, Philadelphia, 29 April 1970. Hodgkin lectured on ‘X-ray analysis and the structure of insulin’. Correspondence re arrangements; notice of lecture. Correspondence re arrangements, November 1969 - March 1970. Letter arising. Reprint of lecture. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences IUPAC International Symposium on Macromolecules, Leiden, 31 August - 4 September 1970. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture covering problems in the field of the structure of biopolymers. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence re publication of paper; 2pp. manuscript draft. Visit to Basel, 17 October 1970. Hodgkin was invited to lecture on ‘The Crystal Structure of Insulin’, Bibliog. 115, at the first annual meeting of the Swiss Society of Crystallography. Correspondence re arrangements. Letter re publication of lecture; typescript. Third International Conference ‘de la Physique Théorique a Institut de la Vie, Versailles, 21-26 June 1971. la Biologie’, Hodgkin visited France to attend the conference having played a role in its The conference was originally scheduled for December organisation. 1969, and then March 1970. Correspondence re arrangements, October 1969 - July 1970, March-April 1971. 7pp. typescript of paper. Hodgkin was invited to chair a session on conformational studies of peptide hormones and, together with T.L. Blundell, wrote a paper entitled 2 ‘Some Features of the Conformation of Insulin Molecules observed in Zinc Rhombohedral Insulin Crystals’. At the last minute, however, she was forced to withdraw from the symposium owing to problems regarding a visit to Vietnam. Second International Symposium on Protein and Polypeptide Hormones, Liége, 28 September - 1 October 1971. Visit to USSR, September 1971. Hodgkin visited the USSR with Thomas Hodgkin, spending time at the Academy of Sciences in Moscow. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence re arrangements, January-September 1971. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences F.60-F.62 Visit to USA and Canada, October 1971. to attend a symposium at Indianapolis, to celebrate the Lilly Research Hodgkin was invited the Laboratories, In conjunction with the Lilly symposium she took part discovery of insulin. a course on diabetes held at Indiana University School of Medicine, in where she gave a paper on the structure of insulin. Hodgkin also declined an invitation to participate in a symposium on proteins held at Cold Spring Harbor, New York. 50th anniversary of the In Canada Hodgkin gave a seminar to the National Research Council at Ottawa before attending a symposium on insulin action at the University This was followed by a lecture on the history of insulin of Toronto. research at the University of Calgary. Correspondence re arrangements for visit to USA, February-September 1971. Letter arising. Correspondence re arrangements for visit to Canada, March-October 1971. Letter arising. Correspondence re arrangements. Visit to Moscow, 12-19 December 1971. Symposium on insulin, Royal College of Physicians, London, 11 May 1972. Hodgkin visited Moscow in order to participate in the 80th birthday celebrations of Academician N.V. Belov. Correspondence arising from visit to Canada, including correspondence re publication of paper given at Toronto symposium. participation of Chinese scientists. September 1971 - May 1972. Hodgkin gave a paper on the atomic arrangement of insulin in relation to its biological activity. correspondence re Correspondence re _ arrangements, includes D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Sixth Hungarian Diffraction Conference, Sidfok, 28 May - 1 June 1972. Hodgkin lectured on the crystal structure of insulin, and gave a similar lecture in Budapest, which she visited after the conference. Correspondence re arrangements, participants. includes programme and list of Correspondence arising. Banting Memorial Lecture, Washington D.C., 24 June 1972. Hodgkin was invited by the American Diabetes Association to deliver the Banting Memorial Lecture as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the discovery of insulin. Correspondence re arrangements. Typescript draft of lecture, on ‘The structure of insulin’, Bibliog. 137. Correspondence arising. Third Summer School on X-ray Crystal Structure Analysis, Poland, June- July 1972. Correspondence re application for visa only. Visit to China and Japan, August-September 1972. From China, Hodgkin went to Japan for the Ninth International Union of Following the congress she visited Crystallography Congress at Kyoto. Nagoya University, where she lectured on ‘The Crystal Structure of Insulin’. Hodgkin, accompanied to China by Thomas Hodgkin, visited laboratories in Peking and Shanghai where she discussed the research being carried out there on the crystal structure and biological activity of insulin. They also visited Soo Chou, Nanking and the area around Canton, mostly for ‘sight-seeing’ purposes. earlier in the year. See also E.186. Documentation re the Ninth l|UCr Congress is to be found at E.133, E.134. Includes Correspondence correspondence with Royal Society re official Royal Society visit to China arrangements to China. visit for re D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence arising from visit to China. Letter written by Hodgkin, probably to the members of her laboratory, while staying near Canton. Photographs. Report, ‘Visit to China 1972. By Dorothy and Thomas Hodgkin’. Correspondence correspondence re Sino-Japanese scientific relations. arrangements re for visit to Japan. includes Correspondence arising from visit to Japan. Visit to USA, 12-16 December 1972. Hodgkin was invited to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Science a symposium of the University of Chicago. entitled ‘Molecular Aspects of Protein Structure’, where she talked on ‘The Structure of Crystalline Insulin’. She also participated in Correspondence re arrangements. Letter arising. Correspondence re arrangements. Symposium on Symmetry in Nature, Mexico City, June 1973. Fourth International Conference ‘de la Physique Théorique a la Biologie’, Institut de la Vie, Versailles, 28 May - 2 June 1973. Hodgkin was invited to give a paper on ‘Symmetry and Biology’ at the symposium, which was organised by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Correspondence arising. Correspondence re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Symposium on the Structure of Biological Molecules, Stockholm, 9-11 July 1973. Hodgkin was invited to give the Nobel Guest Lecture on ‘Problems in the x-ray analysis of proteins’, Bibliog. 145, at the symposium, and also to chair a session on viruses. Correspondence re arrangements, February 1972, May-September 1972, January-June 1973. Correspondence arising re publication of lecture. 14pp. typescript. See also J.80 Symposium on ‘Chemie und Biochemie des Germany, 12-13 July 1973. Insulins’, Aachen, West group Hodgkin ‘Semisynthese von Insulin’. and her were invited to give a presentation on Correspondence participation of Chinese scientists. arrangements, re including correspondence re Letter arising. F.78-F.80 Letter arising. Visit to India, February-March 1974. Correspondence re arrangements. Hodgkin chaired a session on ‘Structures d’Interét Biologique’. First European Crystallographic Meeting, Bordeaux, 5-8 September 1973. Documentation re Vietnam visit is to be found at G.144. Hodgkin was invited by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations to deliver the Azad Memorial Lecture for 1974. She combined this visit to India with to Vietnam, travelling to Hanoi via Delhi and Calcutta in early a visit February. Coming back to India at the end of February via the University of Dacca, Bangladesh, she visited the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics in Aeronautical Calcutta, Laboratory at Bangalore before travelling to New Delhi for the lecture. Entitled ‘Wandering Scientists’, Bibliog. 148, the lecture was an account of the parts played by different scientists in the history of research on proteins, penicillin, vitamin B12 and insulin. of Madras and the University the National D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re arrangements, October 1973 - March 1974. itinerary for visit to Delhi. Includes Includes correspondence Correspondence arising, March-October 1974. re offer of C.V. Raman Visiting Professorship at the University of Madras and correspondence re publication of lecture. 13pp. typescript draft of lecture. 13pp. typescript, incomplete, amended; 3pp. manuscript. Miscellaneous notes. Colston Symposium, University of Bristol, 2-4 April 1974. Hodgkin was invited biopolymers. to chair a session on the structure of fibrous Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. November 1972, February-March 1974. Visit to Hungary, [? June] 1974. Letter re arrangements only. Visit to USA, November 1974. publication of Typescript drafts, amended. Proofs. Correspondence arising, Hodgkin’s introductory remarks as part of the proceedings. includes correspondence re Hodgkin attended the Second European Crystallographic Meeting at Keszelthy. Correspondence arising. Hodgkin was invited by IBM to speak at Yorktown Heights, New York as a Distinguished Lecturer. She spoke on protein crystals, following this by a visit to Yale University, where she gave a talk on her visits to China and Hodgkin then travelled to Cornell University, where she North Vietnam. had offered to lecture on either insulin or vitamin B12. From Cornell she went to Boston, and then to Harvard University. Correspondence re arrangements, June-October 1974. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to Israel, May 1975. Hodgkin was invited to lecture at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot. She also visited Jerusalem and Haifa. Letter re arrangements. Itinerary. Fifth International Conference ‘de la Physique Théorique a Institut de la Vie, Versailles, 16-21 June 1975. la Biologie’, Hodgkin gave a paper on gramicidin A and B. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising, includes note on Hodgkin’s paper. Wollforschung International, Aachen, West Germany, 2-11 September 1975. Hodgkin was invited to give a lecture on insulin. Correspondence re arrangements. 6pp. typescript of lecture; 2pp. manuscript. F.88, F.89 Visit to USSR, 5-15 October 1975. Correspondence re arrangements, February 1974 - September 1975. Hodgkin, as President of the International Union of Crystallography, was invited to Moscow to participate in the 250th Anniversary celebrations of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, originally planned for May 1974. Crystals’. Hodgkin was invited to a conference on steroid hormones at the Medical Foundation of Buffalo Research Laboratories to celebrate the publication J.D. Bernal and of the Atlas of Steroid Structure, dedicated to |. Fankuchen. She gave the keynote address, probably on the early history of steroid structure. She then visited the University of Connecticut, where Following this Hodgkin went to Harvard she gave an informal talk. University to give the John T. Edsall Lecture on ‘The Structure of Insulin in Correspondence arising, text of speech by Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev and report on ‘The 250th Anniversary of the USSR Academy of Sciences’ by V.A. Kotelnikov. Visit to USA, October 1975. her, D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re arrangements, September-December 1974, October 1975. May- F.91 Correspondence arising. F.92-F.94 Visit to Italy, December 1975. Hodgkin was invited to Modena to participate in the celebrations of the She Eighth Centenary of the foundation of the University of Modena. received the honorary degree of Doctor in Medicine and Surgery and gave a lecture to the medical school on ‘The Structure of Insulin’. Correspondence re September-November 1974. arrangements, December 1973 - March 1974, Correspondence re arrangements, July-December 1975. Includes summary of lecture. Correspondence arising. Photographs of degree ceremony. Workshop on the Crystallography of Molecular Biology, Erice, Sicily, 28 March - 10 April 1976. Hodgkin chaired the session on ‘Hormones’ and gave the introductory She was also invited to lecture at the Universities of Parma and paper. Bologna but declined. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme, abstracts, August 1975 - March 1976. Milestones in Physical Chemistry. Hodgkin was invited to give two papers at the meeting. The first, ‘Growing Points and Sticking Points in X-ray Analysis’, was given at a Symposium on The second, on ‘The Analyses of Crystals of Biochemical Importance. a Symposium on at Crystals’, was given Structure of Molecules in Correspondence arising, includes correspondence re possibility of Hodgkin becoming Director of the Erice Crystallography School. March-December 1976. Memorabilia. F.97-F.100 American Chemical Society Centennial, New York, 4-9 April 1976. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Correspondence re arrangements, June 1975 - December 1975, March 1976. Includes programme. Correspondence arising. 6pp. typescript of ‘Growing Points and Sticking Points in X-ray Analysis’. 12pp. manuscript of preceding. Abstracts of Hodgkin’s papers. Abstracts of other papers given at symposium on crystal analysis. Miscellaneous unidentified notes and diagrams. Visit to Yugoslavia, May-June 1976. was invited Italian Hodgkin She crystallographers held at Dubrovnik, where she gave a lecture. travelled to Yugoslavia with Thomas Hodgkin and their daughter, Elizabeth, visiting southern Yugoslavia after the meeting. conference Yugoslav and _ to of a Letter arising. Brief correspondence arising. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence re arrangements, June-October 1976. Ninth Congress, International Diabetes Federation, New Delhi, 31 October - 5 November 1976. Hodgkin chaired a workshop on the molecular basis of insulin action, and gave a paper on the structure of insulin. Correspondence re arrangements. V Congreso Iberoamericano de Cristalografia, Madrid, 10-17 December 1976. Hodgkin was invited to give a paper on insulin. Reprint of paper. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to USA, February 1977. a meeting of the American Crystallographic Hodgkin was invited to Association at Monterey, California to receive the Fankuchen Award and She then travelled to New York where she gave a to give a lecture. lecture, as recipient of the award, at the Polytechnic Institute of New York. Correspondence re arrangements, includes abstract of a lecture, probably on protein crystals and the work of |. Fankuchen. Correspondence arising. ‘Endocrinology ’77’, Sixth International Conference, London, 11-15 July 1977. Brief correspondence re arrangements only. F.106-F.109 Fourth European Crystallographic Meeting, September 1977. Oxford, 30 August - 3 The meeting at Oxford coincided with Hodgkin’s retirement from her chair, and within the meeting there was a function in her honour, to which former She also gave a lecture on ‘Insulin pupils and associates were invited. 1935-1977’. April-May 1974, November 1974 - Includes Letter arising. Printed programme. Correspondence re arrangements. January-August 1977. Includes revised programme. Correspondence re arrangements. January 1975, October 1975 - February 1976, November 1976. provisional programme. Correspondence re arrangements, mostly re visa application. International Council of Scientific Unions General Committee meeting, Budapest, 6-9 September 1977. Supplements of abstracts and participants. List of participants from USSR. Information re travel to Oxford and registration. Lists of Hodgkin’s former pupils and associates, with addresses. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Batt elt2 Visit to China, December 1977. Hodgkin visited China with G. Dodson, visiting the insulin groups in Peking and Shanghai, and discussing the possibility of China becoming a member of the International Union of Crystallography. Correspondence re arrangements. Miscellaneous notes by Hodgkin, includes names of Chinese scientists, itinerary. Includes report sent to Hodgkin by Dietrich Correspondence arising. Brandenburg and Helmut Zahn of the Deutsches Wollforschungsinstitut, ‘Visitors Glimpse at Scientific Research Institutes in Aachen, entitled Also includes correspondence re future participation of Chinese China’. scientists in international meetings. F.113-F.119 Visit to India, January 1978. Delhi, F.113, F.114 Includes Correspondence correspondence with International Union of Crystallography re sponsorship of symposium. arrangements to Madras. visit for re Indian Pugwash Society workshop on Scientific Cooperation for Development’ in Hodgkin visited India as President of the Symposium on Biomolecular Structure, Conformation, Function and Evolution held in Madras and as C.V. Raman Visiting Professor at the Universities of Madras and Bangalore. She gave the presidential address to the symposium and, at the Winter School on Current Trends in Biomolecular Structure which followed, gave a lecture on ‘The refinement of the crystal structure of insulin’. While in Madras Hodgkin also gave a public lecture on ‘Some experiences in X-ray analysis’. Hodgkin was in India for a month, and received many invitations to lecture Most were declined, but she spent some time in Bangalore, or to visit. ‘Guidelines for attended an and International a workshop on ‘Chemical Evolution, Origin of Life and participated in Evolution of Life Processes’ at Hyderabad. Lists of participants. Programme for symposium and Winter School with abstracts. November 1975 - April 1977. Information about Madras. June-December 1977. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences of presidential address, Two drafts conformation, function and evolution’, Bibliog. 161. biological structures’ is the title given in the correspondence. entitled ‘Biomolecular structure, ‘X-ray analysis and Correspondence re visits to Bangalore, Delhi and Hyderabad. programme for Hyderabad workshop. Includes Invitations declined. Correspondence arising from Madras visit. Memorabilia. Insulin Symposium, London, 14-15 February 1978. Hodgkin was invited to chair two sessions of the symposium, arranged by the British Diabetic Association, the Society for Endocrinology and the Endocrine Section of the Royal Society. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. F.121-F.123 the New York Academy of Sciences. She gave a Correspondence arising. Visit to USA, 29 May - 3 June 1978. Correspondence re arrangements, August 1977 - May 1978. a conference entitled ‘The Origins of Modern Hodgkin was invited to Biochemistry - A Retrospect on Proteins’ held in New York and sponsored paper on by ‘Contributions of x-ray crystallography to protein structure’. Hodgkin was also invited to the Mount Sinai Medical School, New York, to receive an its tenth anniversary symposium, honorary degree and to participate in where she lectured on the structure of insulin. Typescript of Hodgkin’s discussion remarks at biochemistry conference. Manuscript of lecture, an historical account of the application of x-ray crystallography to the study of proteins. Correspondence arising, includes correspondence re publication of lecture on protein structure. Programme, provisional programme for biochemistry conference. Programme for Mount Sinai symposium. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences International Symposium on Molecular Biology’, Moscow and Tashkent, USSR, 25 September - October 1978. in Bioorganic Chemistry and 2 ‘Frontiers Hodgkin was invited to give a paper and later to contribute her paper, on ‘The geometry of A-chains in insulin’, to a published collection of papers from the symposium. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. Correspondence arising. F.125-F.127 Visit to USA, October-November 1978. Hodgkin was in the USA as Visiting Fellow, Dartmouth College, New While in the Hampshire while Thomas Hodgkin was Visiting Professor. USA she gave four lectures as Mead-Swing Lecturer at Oberlin College, Ohio, visited the University of Illinois, and was Venable Lecturer at the University of North Carolina. She lectured there and gave a seminar on the structure of insulin. At Dartmouth College Hodgkin was also Dreyfus Lecturer, lecturing on ‘Experiences in Structure Analysis: Proteins, Penicillin and Vitamin B12’ and on ‘The Structure of Insulin in Crystals’. includes Letter arising. Correspondence arising. Biographical note, notice of lecture, list of previous Venable Lecturers. Correspondence re arrangements with the University of North Carolina. Correspondence re arrangements with Dartmouth College, biographical note and notice of lecture. Letter arising. Hodgkin travelled widely in ‘Structure Bangalore. prior to her visit to India, but probably did not attend. India, and gave an Academy lecture on of Science, of She had been invited to attend a symposium in Bangladesh Correspondence re visits to Oberlin College and the University of Illinois. Visit to India, January-February 1979. insulin in crystals’ at the Indian Institute Letter re arrangements. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Third European Symposium on Vitamin B12 and Intrinsic Factor, Zurich, 5-8 March 1979. Hodgkin gave the Plenary Lecture, on ‘New and Old Problems in the Structure Analysis of Vitamin B12’, Bibliog. 157. Copy of the newspaper ‘Chemische Rundschau’, giving programme of lectures. Typescript draft of Hodgkin’s lecture; reprint. International 2nd September 1979. Insulin Symposium, Aachen, West Germany, 4-7 Letter re arrangements. Letter arising. Programme; supplement. Visit to India and Bangladesh, November 1979. Correspondence arising. Visit to USA, April 1980. the Bhabha Atomic Hodgkin visited Research Centre near Bombay, and the University of Dacca. She was also interviewed by All India Radio. North Bengal University, Delhi, Correspondence re arrangements; miscellaneous notes. Hodgkin gave the Fae Golden Kass Lecture at Radcliffe College, Mass.., entitled ‘The Discovery of the Structure of Penicillin and Vitamin B12’. She then went to Airlie, Virginia, to participate in a Symposium on Interaction There between Iron and Proteins in Oxygen and Electron Transport. Hodgkin gave a talk on M-F. Perutz at a banquet held in his honour. Correspondence arising. Letter re arrangements for Symposium, includes programme. Notice of lecture at Radcliffe College. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences International Conference on Water and Bucharest, 25-27 June 1980. lons in Biological Systems, Hodgkin attended the Conference as a representative of the Royal Society, giving a special lecture entitled ‘John Bernal and the structure of water’. She and Thomas Hodgkin had spent ten days in Romania prior to the Conference, combining a holiday with scientific visits. Letter re arrangements. Programme of Conference; programme of concert; itinerary. Correspondence arising. J.M. Robertson Symposium, Glasgow, 4-5 September 1980. The Symposium was held in honour of J.M. Robertson’s 80th birthday. Programme; reprint of article on Robertson. F.135, F.136 Visit to China, November-December 1980. Information for visitors to China. Correspondence arising. Brief report on visit. arrangements, April-November 1980. Information re translation of lectures. Institute of Hodgkin and T.L. Blundell were invited Biophysics, Peking, to give a series of lectures there on the structural chemistry of bio-macromolecules. This was followed by visits to Shanghai and Canton. to China by the Includes Correspondence re correspondence re visit of the Japanese scientists, N. and K. Sakabe, to China. Letter re arrangements; programme. Anglo-Chinese Symposium on proteins and nucleic acids, Oxford, 14-16 July 1982. Hodgkin gave a paper on insulin. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to Israel and Jordan, April-May 1983. at Hodgkin was in Jordan to lecture and visit the archaeological site Jerash. She returned to Israel to fulfil a scientific programme based at The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot. Correspondence re arrangements. Itinerary re Rehovot visit. Letter arising. Visit to Bulgaria, May-June 1983. Hodgkin visited Plovdiv, where she attended a symposium, probably on the subject of vitamin B12. Letter re arrangements; 1p. manuscript notes re crystal growth. Visit to USSR, June 1984. arrangements, includes list of participants in Correspondence re Symposium. The symposium was held to mark the retirement of D.W.J. Cruickshank. Symposium on modern experimental and theoretical studies of crystal and molecular structure, Manchester, 11-13 September 1984. Hodgkin was invited by the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry to attend an in Bioorganic Chemistry and International Symposium on Molecular Biology’, to be held in Moscow and in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan. 16th After the Symposium she attended the opening sessions of the Federation of European Biological Societies meeting in Moscow before returning to England. ‘Frontiers Harvard Medical School, but there is no evidence that she did so. Hodgkin was invited to the Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, to attend a symposium celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Patterson She lectured there, giving an account of her own use of the function. Patterson function. Before the Patterson symposium Hodgkin probably attended a one-day Co., Wilmington, Delaware, to discuss future meeting at Du Pont & scientific developments in molecular biology. She was also invited to visit Brief correspondence re arrangements. F.142-F.145 Visit to USA, November 1984. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Letter re arrangements for Patterson symposium; magazine on the Fox Chase Cancer Center, includes programme of lectures at symposium. Correspondence arising re publication of lecture, includes printed version of Hodgkin’s lecture. 4pp. notes, probably by J. Glusker, dated ‘4/7/66’. of Hodgkin’s lecture, ‘Patterson and Pattersons’, Bibliog. 170. Draft Includes introduction by J. Glusker, photocopy of letter from A.L. Patterson to Hodgkin dated 13 March 1938. References; figures for paper. Correspondence re arrangements for Medical School. visits to Du Pont and Harvard Visit to Brazil, ?1985. Hodgkin planned to spend some time in Rio de Janeiro, as a guest of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences. One letter only, 17 May 1985, re prospective visit to Brazil. Thirtieth International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry Congress, Manchester, 9-13 September 1985. Hodgkin, as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, was invited to the Opening Ceremony and Inaugural Plenary Lecture. Letter re visa only. Hodgkin travelled with Elizabeth Hodgkin, her daughter. They stayed in Hodgkin Moscow, and then took the Trans-Siberian Railway to Japan. visited Tsukuba while in Japan and then went alone to Peking, having been She also visited Shanghai and Fuzhou invited by the Academia Sinica. University. Correspondence re arrangements, February-September 1985. Brief correspondence arising; 1p. manuscript notes re Fuzhou visit. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Visit to USSR, Japan and China, September-November 1985. Visit to Bulgaria, February 1986. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Visit to USA, May-June 1986. Hodgkin was invited to attend a symposium on Insulin and the Insulin Receptor at the Medical Foundation of Buffalo, where she was the Ray A. and Robert L. Kroc Distinguished Lecturer, speaking on the structure of She then gave a seminar at The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, insulin. Michigan. This was followed by a symposium on Precision and Molecular Structures at the University of Washington, Seattle, where Hodgkin spoke on ‘Water structure in insulin’. Correspondence re arrangements, includes schedule of lectures for both symposia. Correspondence arising, includes photographs from Buffalo visit. Visit to USSR and China, September 1986. Hodgkin was invited to attend an International School on the Structure of Biological Macromolecules at Pushchino, USSR. This was followed by an International Conference on Molecular Structure in Peking, where she gave the Plenary Lecture at the closing session. Correspondence re arrangements, includes list of participants, programme for Peking Conference; manuscript and transcript of lecture, on penicillin. Letter arising. Visit to USA, March 1987. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising, includes photograph taken at Austin meeting. Hodgkin was invited to give the Founders’ Lecture at the Scripps Clinic, La She gave two lectures, the first being on historical Jolla, California. perspectives on x-ray crystallography, and the second on insulin. She then probably spent some time in Buffalo before attending the American Crystallographic Association Meeting at Austin, Texas. Proceedings. Fourth International Conference on Water and Ions in Biological Systems, Bucharest, 24-28 May 1987. Hodgkin was invited to lecture at the Conference, her lecture being She visited entitled ‘The distribution of water in Warsaw prior to the Conference. 2 zinc insulin crystals’. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. contributions to volume ‘Instructions for Authors’, of Conference D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Manuscript draft of lecture, pages missing; manuscript notes. Correspondence arising re publication of proceedings, manuscript draft foreword by Hodgkin. Federation of European Biological Societies Advanced Lecture Course. Crystal Growth of Biological Macromolecules, Bischenberg, France, 19-25 July 1987. Hodgkin was invited to give the opening lecture, on developments in biological crystallography. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. International Conference to Celebrate the Discovery of the Pi Meson, Bristol, 22-24 July 1987. 40th Anniversary of Letter re arrangements. Conference bulletin, preliminary programme, final programme, list participants; memorabilia. Letter arising. the of 1 Correspondence arising. Hodgkin was invited to give the William J. Reddy Memorial Lecture at the in University crystallography’. of Alabama at Birmingham. She spoke on life ‘A Visit to USA, 23-28 April 1988. Correspondence re arrangements, itinerary, notice of lecture. Typescript and manuscript drafts of Hodgkin’s lecture. Hodgkin was invited to participate in a special Nobel Symposium, along with six other Nobel Laureates, on the topic ‘Methods and Applications in Macromolecular Crystallography’. Before this she gave the Jeanne Manery- Fisher Memorial Lecture on ‘The x-ray analysis of the structure of insulin, 1935-1972 to the present’ at the University of Ottawa. American Crystallographic Association Meeting, Philadelphia, 26 June - July 1988. Correspondence re arrangements, programme of meeting. Correspondence arising. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Summerschool on Crystallography and its Teaching, Tianjin, China, 15-24 September 1988. Hodgkin was a member of the Honorary Committee and was invited to lecture at Tianjin University. Brief correspondence re arrangements, includes programme, ‘Travel Schedule’. Memorabilia. ‘95 Jahre Insulinsynthese’, Aachen, 23-25 February 1989. Hodgkin lectured on ‘Memories of the structure analysis of insulin’. Correspondence re arrangements, includes programme. Correspondence arising re publication of lecture. Symposium on Crystals and Chemistry, University of California at Los Angeles, 17-20 March 1989. The symposium was held in honour of K.N. Trueblood. Visit to USA, April 1990. Brief correspondence re arrangements; programme. Hodgkin gave a special evening lecture at celebrate the 20th anniversary of the determination. the conference, held to 2 zinc insulin crystal structure Programme of lectures; list of participants; photograph of participants. Conference on Insulin Structure, Chemistry and Biology, York, 29 August - 1 September 1989. the Oxford School of Chemical Crystallography’. See also A.39. Hodgkin attended the 127th Annual Meeting of the National Academy of She then went to Boston to give a paper on Sciences, Washington D.C. ‘My Life in Chemistry’ at a Symposium on Women in Chemistry. Abstracts of papers given at Boston Symposium. Includes paper by P.G. D.C. Hodgkin and Abir-Am entitled, ‘Leadership and Gender in Science. Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Programme for NAS Meeting. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Visits and Conferences Sir Charles Frank 80th Birthday Symposium, Bristol, 15 April 1991. List of participants; programme of lectures. Invitations declined F.164 E105 F.166 F.167 F.168 F.169 1945-59. 1960-69. 1970-74. 1975. 1976. ae 1978. 1981. 1984-89. F.174 F.175 F.170 alia Fitiv2 F.A73 1979-80. 1982-83. Miscellaneous unidentified material re visits. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 ADDENDUM Visits and Conferences Material received too late to present in the main chronological sequence. Cobalamin ’88. Physiology of Vitamin B12, London, 26-29 September 1988. International Symposium on Biomedicine and First Hodgkin was invited to attend the symposium as a guest of The Children’s As President of the symposium, she gave the opening Medical Charity. address, when she spoke about previous symposia on vitamin B12: Brief correspondence re arrangements. List of participants; two typescript drafts of the address, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin. Brief correspondence arising. Canadian International Development Agency / Third World Academy of Sciences Conference on ‘The Role of Women in the Development of Science and Technology in the Third World’, Trieste, Italy, 3-7 October 1988. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Newsletter. Correspondence re arrangements; programme. Meeting on ‘Crystallisation of Biological Macromolecules’, King’s College, London, 14 December 1989. The meeting was organised by the Biological Structures Group of the Hodgkin was invited to give an British Crystallographic Association. introductory talk entitled ‘Historical perspective’. Letter arising. Hodgkin was a President of the Symposium, and attended the London session, where a special Presidential Symposium was held as a tribute to her. International Symposium. Thomas Addison and his Diseases : 200 Years On, Padua, 20-21 May 1993 and London, 25-27 May 1993. Letters to Hodgkin re arrangements. Programme; final programme. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION G PEACE AND HUMANITARIAN INTERESTS G.1-G.204 Hodgkin was interested in a wide range of peace and humanitarian causes Of particular and made a major commitment to importance were her involvement with Vietnam peace and humanitarian the 1960s and 1970s and her involvement with the organisations in Pugwash movement, of which she was President from 1976 to 1988. a number of them. The material is arranged as follows: G.1-G.156 ORGANISATIONS AND TOPICS G.1-G.6 J.D. Bernal Peace Library G.7, G.8 Greenpeace G.9-G.11 Institute for International Peace Studies G.12-G.21 Palestine G.22-G.94 Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs G.114-G.156 Vietnam G.166-G.171_ G.172-G.204 G.106-G.110 G.111-G.113 G.157-G.165 VISITS AND CONFERENCES G.95-G.105 Russian Dissidents Scientists Against Nuclear Arms (SANA) Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding (SACU) MISCELLANEOUS LECTURES AND PUBLICATIONS D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests ORGANISATIONS AND TOPICS J.D.Bernal Peace Library The J.D. Bernal Library was an educational trust established with the full support of Bernal, and inspired by his work. It opened in London in March Its aim was set out in a publicity 1968 as a centre for peace research. ‘by the dissemination and exchange of information and leaflet (G.3): through prepared discussion, to make a contribution to solving the problems of peace confronting us.’ Hodgkin was a sponsor of the Library and, in 1971, was elected to the Chair of the Library Board. General papers and correspondence, 1967-81. 1967-70. 1971-73, 1976, 1980-81. nd. Minutes and agendas, 1967-72. ‘Newsletter’, 1971, 1976-77, nd. ‘J.D. Bernal Peace Library. Biological Warfare’, February 1968. Report of a Conference on Chemical and The J.D. Bernal Peace Library Board. ‘Tribute to John Desmond Bernal in his Seventieth year, by artists and scientists.’ Conference papers. J.D. Bernal Peace Library Conference on ‘The Meaning of the U.K. Aid Programme’, 20-21 June 1969. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Greenpeace Peace and humanitarian interests The material relates to a Greenpeace campaign against the expansion of the nuclear power programme in the United Kingdom as an answer to the ‘greenhouse effect’. 100 scientists who signed a Hodgkin was one of declaration issued by Greenpeace which appeared in the national press. a group of over Papers and correspondence, 1989. G.8 Background material. Institute for International Peace Studies The Institute was based at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA. A multi- statement of purpose (G.11) described it disciplinary research and teaching on the critically important questions of peace, justice and violence in contemporary society’. Much of the material relates to the search for a Peace Fellow from the United Kingdom to join an international group on an M.A. course in Peace Studies. ‘a center for as: 1986 June-September. General papers and correspondence 1986-89. Hodgkin became a member of the International Advisory Board for the Institute in 1986, visiting Notre Dame in October of that year to attend the inaugural meeting of the Advisory Board. Photograph of members of the Advisory Board (identified in G.10). Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. 1986 October - 1989, nd. Background material. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Palestine Peace and humanitarian interests The material is arranged as follows: G.12, G.13 Friends of Birzeit University. G.14-G.16 International Commission of Inquiry into Israeli Crimes Against the Lebanese and Palestinian Peoples. G.17, G.18 Newspaper cuttings. G.19-G.21 Miscellaneous papers and correspondence. Friends of Birzeit University was University near Birzeit The Friends of Birzeit University organisation was a charity Jerusalem. established ‘to uphold Birzeit’s academic work and to uphold its right to academic freedom’ (G.12). Hodgkin was a sponsor from 1985. independent Palestinian university an General papers and correspondence 1980-91. 1980-87. 1988-91, nd. List of participants; programme; list of statutes. International Commission of Inquiry into Israeli Crimes Against the Lebanese and Palestinian Peoples, Nicosia, 15-16 August 1982 The Commission was established in response to reports arising from the invasion of Lebanon by Israel in June 1982. Hodgkin was a member of the Presidential Committee of the Commission. 1980-89. ‘Findings and conclusions of the commission.’ Newspaper cuttings 1970-89 Reports, testimonies. 2 folders. Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. Gils; GAs 1970-79. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests Miscellaneous papers and correspondence 1974-90 1974-79. 1980-83. 1984-85, 1988-90, nd. G.20 G.21 Pugwash conferences on science and world affairs The Pugwash movement had its origins in the Russell-Einstein Manifesto, issued in July 1955. This called for a conference of international scientists to discuss the dangers of conflict that had arisen from scientific work, with particular reference to the then recently developed hydrogen bomb. The first conference was held in July 1957 in the Canadian town of Pugwash, Nova Scotia, thus giving the movement its name. The conferences became and annual environmental issues. This paralleled a significant increase in the number of participants. development widening include events, scope to in of the and presided over As President, Hodgkin attended most Council and Executive Committee annual meetings conferences, as well as presiding over and giving the closing address at Typescript or manuscript drafts survive for the final plenary sessions. many of these. the opening sessions Hodgkin first attended a Pugwash conference in 1962, but did not involve herself in the movement to any great degree until hesitantly agreeing (G.93) to her election as President at the Madras conference in 1976 (G.39, G.40). From the mid 1960s Hodgkin had been committed to the problem of the war in Vietnam, thus precluding major non-scientific commitments She held the post of President until 1988, and the material elsewhere. documenting her activities here is extensive. Of particular interest is the documentation of the Warsaw conference of 1982 (G.54), which followed the imposition of martial law in Poland. Miscellaneous. General papers and correspondence. The material is arranged as follows: Symposia and workshops. Executive Committee. British Pugwash Group. Conferences. G.67-G.80 G.22-G.35 G.36-G.66 G.81-G.83 G.84-G.87 G.88-G.94 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests General papers and correspondence 1962-92 1962, 1969, 1975-77. 1978. 1986. 1987 January-August. 1987 September-December. 1988-92. Includes correspondence re detaining of the Romanian physicist, |. Ursu and Hodgkin’s efforts to secure his release. nd. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests Conferences 1957-90 ‘Proceedings of the First Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs. Pugwash, Nova Scotia, Canada, 7-10 July 1957. Published on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of Pugwash 1982.’ ‘The Third Pugwash Conference - September 1958. Kathleen Lonsdale.’ By Professor Dame The third conference was held at Kitzbihel, Austria. Correspondence 1965-66 re 1966 conference, held at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Hodgkin did not attend this conference, but attempted to organise a special session of the Pugwash Conference in Ghana, in order to attract Chinese scientists in view of the special relations which then existed between China and Ghana. Plans for this were cancelled, however, after the fall of the government of Kwame Nkrumah. 17th Pugwash Conference, Ronneby, Sweden, 3-8 September 1967. Registration form. Report ‘Final Resolution”.’ of Working Group 7. “Current Conflicts and their Correspondence re arrangements. 25th Pugwash Conference, Madras, India, 13-19 January 1976. The Conference marked Hodgkin’s formal assumption of the office of President of Pugwash. Memorabilia. ‘Welcoming Address made to the Prime Minister of Gandhi by the President of Pugwash.’ ‘Opening Speech by the President of Pugwash.’ Press release. Includes text of Hodgkin’s concluding remarks. Brief correspondence arising. Newspaper cuttings. India, Mrs. Indira D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G.41-G.43 27th Pugwash Conference, Munich, West Germany, 24-29 August 1977. G.41 Correspondence re arrangements. Correspondence arising. Typescript of Hodgkin’s closing address. Conference papers. Newspaper and magazine articles (in German and French). 28th Pugwash Conference, Varna, Bulgaria, 1-5 September 1978. Letter re arrangements. Typescript of address by Hodgkin. Correspondence arising. G.46-G.51 29th Pugwash Conference, Mexico City, 18-23 July 1979. Minutes of 50th and 51st Sessions of the Pugwash Council. Typescript of ‘Statement’ by Hodgkin. Typescript of Hodgkin’s closing address. 30th Pugwash Conference, Breukelen, The Netherlands, 20-25 August 1980. Brief correspondence with Radio della Svizzera Italiana re interview Includes manuscript notes by Hodgkin gave about the conference. Hodgkin re questions asked in correspondence. 4 folders. 52nd and 53rd Sessions of the Pugwash Council. Minutes and agendas. Manuscript notes. List of participants at conference. G.48-G.51 Conference papers. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G52; G53 31st Pugwash Conference, Banff, Canada, 28 August - 2 September 1981. G.52 Brief correspondence re arrangements. Programme. Manuscript and typescript drafts of Hodgkin’s closing remarks. Newspaper articles. Conference papers. 32nd Pugwash Conference, Warsaw, 26-31 August 1982. Correspondence re arrangements, mostly re refusal of many Pugwash members to attend the conference, following the imposition of martial law in Poland. Brief correspondence arising. Personal statement to the Press by Hodgkin re ‘the events of August 31st in Warsaw’. G.55 G.55-G.57 list of commissioned papers. ‘Report of the Secretary General for 1982-1983.’ 33rd Pugwash Conference, Venice, 26-31 August 1983. ‘Remarks by Professor Dorothy Hodgkin at the closing session.’ Newspaper cuttings, including letter from Hodgkin and M.M. Kaplan, secretary general of Pugwash, to The New York Times, headed ‘The Warsaw Pugwash Conference Did Not “Cower” to the Soviets’. Conference. 34th Pugwash Conference, Bjorkliden, Sweden, 9-16 July 1984. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Conference papers. 2 folders. Minutes of the 63rd Session of the Pugwash Council. Includes programme 35th and geographical participants distribution analysis for of of List of participants; Manuscript notes. Letter arising. Peace and humanitarian interests 35th Pugwash Conference, Campinas, Brazil, 9-14 July 1985. Programme; list of commissioned papers; list of participants. Minutes of the 64th and 65th Sessions of the Pugwash Council. ‘Report of the Secretary General for 1984-85.’ Conference papers. 36th Pugwash Conference, Budapest, 1-6 September 1986. Letter re arrangements. Programme; photograph. lists of commissioned papers; lists of participants; Minutes of the 67th Session of the Pugwash Council. 37th Pugwash Conference, Gmunden am Traunsee, Austria, 1-6 September 1987. Brief correspondence re arrangements. list of council decisions. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 G.62-G.64 Programme; list of participants. Manuscript notes. G.65 38th Pugwash Conference, Dagomys, USSR, 29 August - 1988. 3 September G.63, G.64 Conference papers. 2 folders. Agendas for the 68th, 69th and 70th Sessions of the Pugwash Council; nominations for new Pugwash Council; Manuscript draft of Hodgkin’s closing speech. Statement of the Pugwash Council on ‘Global Problems and Common Solutions’. ‘Messages of Goodwill for the Conference.’ Programme; list of participants. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests 39th Pugwash Conference, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 23-28 July 1989. List of commissioned papers; list of working group topics. 40th Pugwash Conference, Egham, Surrey, 15-20 September 1990. Statement of the Pugwash Council - ‘Towards a Secure World in the 21st Century’; list of participants. Symposia and workshops 1969-88 Smaller groups met at workshops and symposia to discuss particularly topical problems of international affairs. The material, arranged by year, mostly consists of agendas and lists of participants, with some scattered correspondence. G.67 1969, 1973, 1978-79. G.68, G.69 1980. 2 folders. G.70 Giz 1981. 1983. 1984. 1986. G.78 G.79 G.74-G.77 G.72 G.73 1985. 4 folders. permanent member. The Executive Committee approved and implemented decisions of Council, It could also act in matters of which was responsible for Pugwash policy. Hodgkin, as President, was a policy when so authorised (see G.83). Executive Committee 1977-88 1987. 1988. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G.81 General papers and correspondence 1978-81, 1985-87, nd. G.82, G.83 Minutes and agendas, agenda items 1977-88. G.82 1977-85. 1986-88, nd. British Pugwash Group 1979-91 Hodgkin was a member of the Executive Committee from 1980 to 1987. General papers and correspondence. 1979-82. 1983-85. 1986-87. 1988-91. Miscellaneous 1965-90 1 box. Newspaper cuttings 1970-88. ‘Pugwash Newsletter’ 1965, 1967, 1974, 1982-90. Correspondence. Papers and correspondence re award of the Antonio Feltrinelli Prize to the Includes manuscript and typescript drafts of Pugwash Movement, 1987. Hodgkin’s acceptance speech, ‘Hope for the Future’. Olympia Prize of the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, ‘for contributions to the awarded to preservation of nature or to the safeguarding of our cultural inheritance’. the Pugwash Movement, 1987, G.91, G.92 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests Typescript of Hodgkin’s acceptance speech, with manuscript additions and corrections. Programme of events; background material. Unidentified manuscript notes and drafts by Hodgkin, nd. G.94 Printed and duplicated background material. 1 box. Russian dissidents Papers and correspondence re dissident scientists and others, 1972-88. 1972-73. 1974. 1975. 1978. 1982. 1979-81. 1976-77. 1986-88, nd. 1983. 1984. 1985. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests Scientists against nuclear arms (SANA) The purpose of SANA, as stated at its inaugural conference (G.107), was ‘to promote and coordinate the activities of scientists aimed at assisting groups and individuals concerned with halting and reversing the nuclear arms race’. Hodgkin chaired the opening plenary session of the inaugural conference. General papers and correspondence 1981-87. Inaugural conference, Open University, Milton Keynes, 21-22 March 1981. Letter re arrangements. Programme; lists of participants; background material. ‘Statement of Aims and Functions.’ Newspaper cutting. Brief correspondence. Conference papers. G.109 G.110 G.108, G.109 Symposium on Problems Prospects of Nuclear Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. Miscellaneous background material. Programme; lists of participants; final statement. and International Disarmament, London, 21-25 September 1983. Hodgkin was a sponsor of the organisation from its foundation. SACU was founded in 1965: between the British and Chinese peoples’. Society for Anglo-Chinese understanding (SACU) ‘to promote friendship and understanding (G.113). D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G.111, G.112 General papers and correspondence 1965-86. 1965-67, 1969, 1972-73. Includes lists of sponsors, 1965. 1974-75, 1980-81, 1984-86. Miscellaneous background material. G.111 Ga 12 G.113 Vietnam Hodgkin’s concern about the war in Vietnam led to her involvement in a number of organisations seeking to provide humanitarian aid. The most important of these was the Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam, of which she was made Vice-President in 1965, becoming President in 1971. There is extensive documentation of her activities within the Committee. As President, Hodgkin visited North Vietnam in 1971 and in 1974; only a little material relating to these visits survives (G.144, G.145). The material is arranged as follows: G.142, G.143 British Hospital for Vietnam. G.144-G.156 Miscellaneous. G.137 G.138-G.141 G.122-G.136 Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam. G.114-G.121 General papers and correspondence. World Federation of Scientific Workers: Scientists’ Appeal for Vietnam. International Commission of Enquiry into US Crimes in Indochina. 1972. Includes correspondence with Bertrand Russell re War Crimes General papers and correspondence 1965-93 1965-69. Tribunal. 1970-71. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests 1973-75. 1978-79. 1980. 1984-85, 1987-90, 1993. nd. Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam 1965-89 Its initial The Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam was founded in 1965. aim was to send ‘medical aid to the areas where the bombs were falling, and the casualties highest - the National Liberation Front areas of South It extended its terms of reference in 1966 to include ‘requests Vietnam’. for medical aid from the Red Cross Society of the Democratic Republic of It continued to work in South East Asia after 1979 as Vietnam in Hanoi’. Medical and Scientific Aid for Vietnam, Laos and Kampuchea, concerning itself with providing ‘scientific aid in relation to medical research’. (G.127). 1965-69. 1970-71. G.122 G.123 G.124 General papers and correspondence 1965-89. In 1965 Hodgkin was asked to become President by Joan McMichael, Honorary Secretary of the Medical Aid Committee. She declined, however, on the grounds that she was spending time in Ghana, where Thomas institute of African studies, and that the Hodgkin was setting up an President ought to be in England to support McMichael. Instead Hodgkin agreed to serve as Vice-President until 1971, when she became President. 1976-77. Includes letter to The Times written by Hodgkin and dated 29th G.122-G.131 1972. December. 1973-75. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests 1978-79. Includes an historical account of the Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam. 1980-81. 1983-87. 1988-89. August 1989, with manuscript and typescript drafts. Includes Hodgkin’s obituary of McMichael, The Guardian, 16 Includes manuscript notes by Hodgkin, photographs, newspaper nd. article (in Hungarian). G.132-G.135 Minutes and agenda 1965-85. G.132 1965, 1967-69. 1970-72. 1973-76. 1977-78, 1980-81, 1985. G.133 G.134 G.135 G.136 ‘News Bulletin’, 1968-89. Not a complete sequence. 1 box. World Federation of Scientific Workers: Scientists’ Appeal for Vietnam 1967-68, 1971 The WFSW launched two appeals, in 1967 and in 1971, for donations to replace scientific equipment lost in North Vietnam during the war. donations. List of names of people invited to sponsor the [71967] appeal; list of Papers and correspondence 1967-68, 1971. Hodgkin was a sponsor of both appeals. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests International Commission of Enquiry into US Crimes in Indochina 1969-75 Its task, as set out in G.138, was to: The Commission was established at the 5th Stockholm Conference on ‘deal with Vietnam in March 1970. .. crimes of aggression against the fundamental national rights of the Indochinese peoples ... to gather and evaluate evidence of the crimes committed by the United States ... and to place this material at the series of hearings and disposal of world opinion.’ being conferences, particularly well documented here. in Copenhagen in It organised a October meeting 1972 the Hodgkin was one of the Deputy Chairmen of the Commission. 5th Stockholm Conference on Vietnam, 28-30 March 1970. Correspondence re arrangements. Report on conference. Correspondence arising. G.139, G.140 Conference papers. Letter re arrangements. International Commission of Enquiry into US Crimes in Indochina, Third Session, Copenhagen, 10-16 Oxtober 1972. ‘Statement at the opening session’ by H. Goran Franck, Programme; Secretary General; list of participants; draft of concluding statement, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin; photographs. ‘Home for Christmas.’ Manuscript and typescript drafts ?of lecture given The lecture discusses the findings of the Copenhagen by Hodgkin. Commission and Hodgkin’s visit to Vietnam in 1971 (G.144, G.145). Newspaper articles. Miscellaneous papers and correspondence 1969-75. Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests British Hospital for Vietnam 1974-77 The British Hospital for Vietnam project proposed to build a hospital in the It launched an appeal to raise the district of Ky Anh in North Vietnam. necessary funds in September 1975. Hodgkin was an Honorary Vice-President of the project. General papers and correspondence 1974, 1976-77. Minutes and agendas 1974-77. Miscellaneous G.144, G.145 Hodgkin’s visits to Vietnam, 1971, 1974. G.144 Correspondence re arrangements for 1971 visit. Manuscript notes by Elizabeth Hodgkin, daughter; memorabilia. Correspondence arising. Brief correspondence arising from 1974 visit. Memorabilia. Photographs from 1971 visit, some annotated. Hodgkin’s manuscript and typescript notes and drafts, nd. ‘Le Miracle Vietnamien.’ probably by Thomas Hodgkin, [71971]. Typescript draft of article arising from visit, 1971. Communiqués sent to Hodgkin by the Commission for Investigation of the U.S. Imperialists’ War Crimes in Vietnam, 1971-72. ‘A plea against slaughter’, The Times, 20 March 1971, correspondence arising. ‘Bombs over Thanhhoa’, New York Times, 7 January 1972; letter arising. G.147, G.148 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests 1972. Papers and correspondence re role of the Jason Division of the Institute of Defense Analysis in Vietnam, 1972-73. The Jason Division was a group of leading American scientists who met to work on national security matters. Press releases and correspondence from the Vietnamese Embassy in London, 1980-89. 1980-81. 1986, 1988-89. Newspaper and magazine articles, 1966-89. 1966-74. 1975-81, 1989, nd. 1967-74. 1975-81, 1985. ‘The Vietnam Courier’ 1967-85. A newspaper published in North Vietnam. A newspaper published by the South Vietnam National Front for Liberation. ‘South Vietnam. In Struggle.’ 1971. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests VISITS AND CONFERENCES G.157, G.158 ‘Science and Peace: The Nobel Laureates Answer’, Paris, 26-28 October 1983. Hodgkin gave a lecture on ‘Science confronts Morality’. Programme; background information; poster advertising the event. Typescript and manuscript drafts of lecture. Memorabilia. G.159, G.160 ‘Symposium on Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and World Unity’, New Delhi, 24 March 1986. Hodgkin arrived in India on 20 March, lecturing the next day at the National Physical Laboratory, Delhi. She was one of three speakers at the Radhakrishnan symposium, organised to commemorate the life and ideas of the former President of India. On March 25th she lectured in Bangalore on ‘Recent discussions within the Pugwash movement on disarmament’, returning to England the next day. Correspondence re arrangements, May 1985 - February 1986. Brief correspondence arising. Typescript draft of lecture at symposium, entitled ‘Radhakrishnan’. Manuscript draft of Bangalore lecture; manuscript notes. notice Itinerary; newspaper cutting. of Bangalore lecture; invitation to symposium; Manuscript notes by Hodgkin. Correspondence arising, December 1986, March-April 1989, re publication of proceedings. International Scientists’ Peace Congress, ‘Ways out of the Arms Race’, Hamburg, 14-16 November 1986. Correspondence re arrangements, December 1985 - November 1986. of members of the Advisory and Organising Committees, and of Hodgkin was a member of the Advisory Committee. List speakers. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests ‘A UNESCO Round Table for the Celebration of the International Year of Peace’, Paris, 15-16 December 1986. Brief correspondence re arrangements. Conference papers. Letter arising. ‘Congress of Intellectuals for a Peaceful Future of the World’, Warsaw, 1986. List of participants only. G.164, G.165 International Forum of Scientists for a Test Ban, Moscow, 14-16 February 1987. Hodgkin was invited to participate in the Forum by the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. There are references to a similar meeting in 1986, but there is no evidence that she participated. Correspondence re arrangements, 1986, nd. Letter arising. Correspondence, August 1967 - April 1968. LECTURES AND PUBLICATIONS See also G.158 and G.160. Photograph; manuscript notes (author unknown). Memorabilia. ‘Declaration’ of participants of 1986 meeting; paper from 1987 meeting. manuscript notes. Hodgkin was invited by the National Committee for the Gandhi Centenary, New Delhi, to write an article for a volume commemorating the birth centenary of Mahatma Gandhi. Typescripts, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin; ‘A Writing for Mahatma Gandhi.’ Volume, Gandhi Peace Foundation, 1968. Gandhi Centenary Commemoration D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G.167, G.168 ‘On Making Peace Possible.’ October 1981. Sophia Lecture, Newcastle upon Tyne, 22 Correspondence re arrangements, January 1979, 1980. Notice of lecture; ‘Guest List for Dinner Party’. Brief correspondence arising re publication of lecture in the journal Co- Existence. Typescript draft, with manuscript additions and corrections by Hodgkin; list of corrections to be made. Manuscript notes. Reprint of lecture in Co-Existence, vol.19, no.1, April 1982. ‘Shrimati Indira Gandhi.’ Manuscript draft [? of lecture] only, nd. G.170, G.171 MISCELLANEOUS The material is arranged as follows: G.200-G.202 Newspaper and magazine cuttings. G.203, G.204 Printed and duplicated material. G.172-G.199 Papers and correspondence. Unidentified manuscript notes by Hodgkin re lectures, nd. 2 folders. 1974-76. A chronological sequence of shorter papers and correspondence with individuals and organisations. Papers and correspondence 1952-91 1952-72. 1973. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests 1977-79. 1980. 1981 January-May. 1981 June-December. 1982. 1983 January-October. 1983 November, December. 1984 January-August. 1984 September-December. 1986 January-April. 1986 May-August. 1985 January-May. 1985 June-August. 1985 September-December. ‘Prospects for Peace’ by Hodgkin. 1987 September-December. Includes typescript and manuscript draft of 1986 September-December. 1987 January-April. 1987 May-August. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Peace and humanitarian interests G.193 G.194 G.195 G.196 G.197 1988 January-August. 1988 September-December. 1989 January-June. 1989 July-December. 1990-91. G.198, G.199 nd. 2 folders. Newspaper and magazine cuttings, 1954-90 G.200 1954-55, 1962, 1976-80. G.201 G.202 1981-83. G.203, G.204 1984-88, 1990, nd. Printed and duplicated material 2 boxes. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION H CORRESPONDENCE H.1-H.331 H.1-H.262 GENERAL SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE In alphabetical order with an indication of any information of particular biographical, historical or scientific interest. Hodgkin kept together by topic much of the scientific correspondence relating to her principal research projects, to be found in Section B and this correspondence is Research. H.263-H.306 SHORTER SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE In chronological order. H.307-H.331 REFERENCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS In chronological order. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence GENERAL SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE H.14 Abraham, E.P. 1977 One letter only re first recorded proposal of the 8-lactam structure of penicillin. Abrahamssohn, S. 1959-66 Abrahamssohn was a Swedish scientist who was awarded a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship in 1959 to work in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Adams, M.J. 1964, 1967-72 Adams did D.Phil research with Hodgkin and after a period at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana returned to Oxford University to make her career there. Research and recommendations. Addamiano, A. 1948-52, 1955 Research. Adeoye, S.A. research in Oxford. Hodgkin had 1965-66, 1969 Arrangements for visit to Oxford; recommendations. Addamiano was an laboratory in 1948 supported by the Italian government. Italian scientist who came to work in Hodgkin's Adeoye came from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria to continue his already become postgraduate acquainted with Adeoye’s work when he was carrying out research at the University of Ghana. X-ray examination work for Hoffmann-La Roche. Aeschlimann was Vice President in charge of chemical research at Hoffmann-La Roche, Nutley, New Jersey. Aeschlimann, J.A. 1954-55 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Agarwal, R. 1976-77 Agarwal was based at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York. Recommendations. Ambrose, E.J. 1950-51, 1957 Ambrose was based first at the Courtaulds Ltd Research Laboratories, Maidenhead, Berkshire and then from 1951 at the Chester Beatty Research Institute, London. Research on gramicidin S and fibrous insulin. Anderson, B.J. 1965-76 Anderson came from the University of Auckland to do postdoctoral research on thiostrepton in Hodgkin's laboratory. He subsequently made his career in Australia and New Zealand. Arrangements to work in Oxford; research; recommendations. Andreeva, N.S. 1970-77 Visits. Astbury, W.T. 1935, 1937, 1952-53 Astbury was based at the University of Leeds where he was Professor of Biomolecular Structure 1945-61. Andreeva was based at the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Molecular Biology, Moscow. Research; Royal Society discussion meeting on the structure of proteins (May 1952). Recommendations. Baker came from New Zealand to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory subsequently returning to New Zealand to make his career. Baker, E.N. 1968-69, 1977 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Barker, H.A. 1959, 1961 Barker was based at the Department of Plant Biochemistry, University of California, Berkeley. Vitamin B12 coenzymes. Bartczak, T.J. 1968-76, 1981 Bartczak came from postdoctoral training in Hodgkin’s laboratory 1969-70. Institute Polymers, the of Lodz, Poland for Arrangements to work in Oxford; publication. Basak, B.S. 1963-65, 1972, 1974 Basak was Professor of Physics at Presidency College, Calcutta. He came to Hodgkin’s laboratory in 1964 for training in computer applications in x- ray crystallography. Arrangements to work in Oxford; advice on external examiners. Beevers, C.A. 1936-51 Bastiansen, O. 1958, 1963, 1966 Beevers-Lipson strips; research. Principally re visit of Hodgkin to Norway in 1958. Beevers was the inventor with H. Lipson (q.v.) of the Beevers-Lipson strips for Fourier analysis. Recommendations. Bentley came from the University of Auckland to do postdoctoral research He worked on the crystal structure of 4-zinc in Hodgkin’s laboratory. insulin. Bekoe was a West African crystallographer working in Ghana and Nigeria. Research; visit by Hodgkin to Nigeria; recommendation. 1963-68 1970-76 Bekoe, D.A. Bentley, G.A. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Bentz, E.J., Jr. 1965-66, 1970-71 Possible study at Oxford; visit to Oxford. Bernal, E. Wife of J.D. Bernal. 1944-45, 1972, 1980-86 H.22, H.23 Bernal, J.D. various dates 1935-69, nd Hodgkin worked with Bernal in Cambridge 1932-34. London, became Professor Crystallography 1963-68. Birkbeck College at He subsequently 1937-63, Physics Hodgkin lectured and wrote about Bernal on a number of occasions, preparing the biographical memoir for the Royal Society (Bibliog. 160, 1980). See D.22, D.41, D.80-D.102, D.154, D.155, F.133. For material re Bernal Peace Library see G.1-G.6. 1935-39. Bernal). Photocopies of Hodgkin’s letters to Bernal (one to Eileen Originals in Cambridge University Library. 1956, 1965, 1967, 1969, nd. 1950 material relates to The years have been added to the photocopies by Hodgkin. For photocopies of Bernal’s correspondence with scientific colleagues see D.95-D.102. a 1943, 1950, decision by the British Association for the Advancement of Science not to 1965 item is copy of a letter to Thomas re-elect Bernal to its Council. Hodgkin. work in the UK. Research funding for crystallographic calculations on the Deuce computer at the National Physical Laboratory; requirements for neutron diffraction Blackett was a British physicist who was awarded the 1948 Nobel Prize in Physics. Blackett, P.M.S. 1957, 1960 Bijvoet, J.M. 1949-58, 1971-75 Bijvoet was based at the University of Utrecht. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Blow, D.M. 1956, 1974-76 Includes letter re Russian scientist refused visa to go to Israel. Blundell, T.L. 1989-90 1989 letter re Eastern European scientists visiting UK. Boll-Dornberger, K. née Schiff various dates 1940-81 Kate Schiff was born in Austria and worked for her doctorate in V.M. Goldschmidt’s laboratory at Gottingen. She came to England as a refugee After the Second World War working for a time with Hodgkin in Oxford. her husband Paul Dornberger and she subsequently made her career at the Institut fiir Strukturforschung, Berlin- Adlersdorf, DDR. to Germany with returned Includes biographical account by Hodgkin. Booth, A.D. 1945, 1947, 1973 Arrangements to work in Oxford. Borisov, V.V. 1967-76 Borras-Cuesta, F. 1968, 1974-78 Arrangements to work in Oxford; Chile; recommendations. difficulties in carrying out research in Borras-Cuesta came from the Catholic University, Santiago, Chile, to take part in the insulin research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Borisov came from the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow to work in Hodgkin’s laboratory 1976-77. One letter only re publication of Bibliog. 30, 1940 Bragg was a British physicist who with his son W.L. Bragg (q.v.) pioneered For this work the technique of x-ray diffraction in the study of crystals. they were jointly awarded the 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics. Bragg, W.H. 1939 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.32-H.34 Bragg, W.L. various dates 1942-76 H.32 H.33 1942, 1945-49. ‘a wild proposal 1954-57, 1959, 1965. which you will turn down right away’ for Hodgkin to come and work at the Royal Institution, London. Bragg’s letter of 6 May 1955 is Material re Bragg Symposium 1970, obituary, reviews, 1969-71, 1976. correspondence re Bragg papers at the Royal Institution, London. Bragg died in 1971. Brehm, V.E.L. 1968-72 Brehm came from the Danish Farmaceutiske Hdjskola, Copenhagen to do X-ray structural work on compounds of biological interest in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Arrangements to work in Oxford. Leiden to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin's 1949-50, 1952-53 Brodsky, B. née Doyle 1976-77 Bunn, C.W. 1949-55, 1969, 1973 Brink, C. Brink came from laboratory. Bunn was an ICI industrial chemist who invented the fly’s eye technique in x-ray analysis. Brodsky came from the Rutgers Medical School, New Jersey to work on a crystal structure in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Research; computer applications in crystal analysis; recommendation. For earlier correspondence re his collaboration with Hodgkin in penicillin structure analysis see B.341-B.344, B.375. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Candeloro De Sanctis, S. 1966-75, 1987, 1991 Candeloro came from the scholarship from the Hodgkin’s laboratory. ferroverdin. Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome with a National Research Council to work in the structure analysis of Italian She collaborated in Arrangements to work in Oxford; research; publications. Carlisle, C.H. 1948-58, 1968, 1976, 1980 Carlisle was a research student of Hodgkin at Oxford working on the He subsequently made his career crystal structure of cholesteryl iodide. the Chair of at Birkbeck College London succeeding J.D. Bernal in Crystallography at Birkbeck in 1968. Research; recommendation. Institute of Physics X ray Analysis Group (XRAG); Includes ‘Synopsis of remarks by Prof. J.D. Bernal’ at autumn meeting of XRAG, 1952. Chain, E.B. Research. 1945, 1954, 1962 1973-79 H.42-H.46 Chaudhury, A.M. 1945 letter includes Chain’s reaction to award of the Nobel Prize in Medicine (with Fleming and Florey) for work on penicillin. Chaudhury was Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Physics at the University a of Dacca who visited Hodgkin’s laboratory in June 1973 as part of He subsequently fell foul of programme arranged by the British Council. the military regime in Bangladesh and was charged with corruption, spending a period in prison, before coming to Oxford as non-stipendiary Visiting Fellow of Wolfson College. Hodgkin made strenuous efforts on the Wolfson Chaudhury’s Fellowship. 1976 January-June. Principally re Chaudhury’s difficulties with the Bangladesh authorities and efforts to enable him to take up the Wolfson Fellowship. provision for behalf including financial 1973-75. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence 1976 July-December. 1977-79. Includes copies of Photocopied and documents in the martial law case against Chaudhury, and newsheets published in London by opponents of the military regime in Bangladesh. printed background material. Chibnall, A.C. 1942, 1947, 1980 Chibnall was the Sir William Dunn Professor of Biochemistry at Cambridge 1943-49. Includes copy of Chibnall’s Bakerian Lecture on ‘Amino acid analysis and the structure of protein’ 1942. Cochran, W. 1950-1956, 1966 Cochran was Laboratory, Cambridge and the University of Glasgow. based at the Crystallographic Laboratory, Cavendish Cook, J.W. 1934 Research; recommendations; publication. Includes copy of paper and letter from Cook to Bernal. Cooper, A. 1961, 1965-69 re paper on the pentacyclic aromatic hydrocarbon from cholesterol. Cook was based at the Research Institute, The Cancer Hospital (Free), Fulham Road, London. Cooper came from the University of New South Wales to undertake D.Phil. research in Oxford under Hodgkin’s supervision. to University College London to work with Kathleen Lonsdale (q.v.). re possible D.Phil. work with Hodgkin at Oxford. In the end Coppola went Coppola, J.C. 1958-59 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.52-H.54 Cornforth, J.W. various dates 1945-89 Cornforth was a research student of Sir Robert Robinson in Oxford who the National Institute for Medical Research, subsequently worked at He was London, “Shell” Research Limited and the University of Sussex. awarded the 1975 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (jointly) for his work on the stereochemistry of enzyme-catalyzed reactions. Research. crystallographic 1945-1957. investigation of some phenol formaldehyde polymers’ dated Oxford August 1953. manuscript Includes draft ‘The on 1961-63, 1976, 1989. Manuscript data, x-ray photographs etc. Coulson, C.A. various dates [1947]-1974 Coulson was Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics 1952-72 and Professor of Theoretical Chemistry 1972-74, Oxford University. 1946-56, 1960, nd. Research; publication; recommendations. Cox, E.G. Coulter, C.L. 1968-75 He spent a sabbatical year in Oxford 1970-71. 1974 material relates to organisation of commemorative appeal after Coulson’s death that year. Coulter was based at the Department of Anatomy, University of Chicago where he carried out research on a monophosphate derivative of vitamin B12. 1954 correspondence re computing for Hodgkin's vitamin B12 work. Cox was based at the Chemistry Department, University of Leeds. subsequently became Secretary of the Agricultural Research Council. 1936-37. Annual Reports of The Chemical Society. Principally re joint report on crystallography for inclusion in 1936-37, 1946-56, 1960, nd He D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Cruickshank, D.W.J. 1954, 1957, 1966, 1969-77 Cruickshank was a member of E.G. Cox’s Department at Leeds University He subsequently held Chairs at Glasgow University and the (see H.58). University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. 1954 letter is re computing for Hodgkin’s vitamin B12 work. Cutfield, J.F. 1969-76 Cutfield came from the University of Auckland to do postdoctoral research He returned to New Zealand to a post at the in Hodgkin’s laboratory. University of Otago. Arrangements to work in Oxford; recommendations. Cutfield, S.M. 1970-71, 1975-76 Susan Cutfield came to Oxford with her husband J.F. Cutfield (see H.60) to work as a research assistant in Hodgkin’s laboratory. She subsequently became an advanced student working under Hodgkin’s supervision for the D.Phil. degree. Arrangements to work in Oxford; research; recommendation. Dale, H.H. 1944, 1965 Dale, D.H. 1957-59, 1966, 1969, 1972 Arrangements to work in Oxford; research; recommendations. Dale came from Rhodes University, South Africa to do D.Phil. research with He subsequently worked at the UK Atomic Energy Hodgkin 1958-62. Research Establishment before moving to Australia. Arrangements to work in Oxford; progress report; recommendation. Dale was a British physiologist best known for his work on the chemical transmission of nerve impulses for which he was awarded (jointly) the 1936 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Dargay came from Drexel University, Philadelphia to do D.Phil. research with Hodgkin in Oxford. 1944 letters Institution, London. Dargay, J.M. relate to use of x-ray tube in laboratory at the Royal 1970-75 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Darwin, C. 1949-50 Darwin moved from Oxford to work in A.L. Patterson’s laboratory at the Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase, Philadelphia. Recommendation; impressions of Patterson’s laboratory and life USA generally; Institute; in the Conference on the Solid State at Brooklyn Polytechnic research. Dauben, W.G. 1951, 1954, 1961 Dauben was based in the Department of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley. Suprasterol. Davies, H. 1972, 1984 re crystallographic study of a compound for Biorex Laboratories. Delbaere, L. 1968-69, 1972-73, 1977 Dhar, N.R. 1969 the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg to Arrangements to work in Oxford; recommendation. Dhar was based at the Sheila Dhar Institute of Soil Science, University of Allahabad, India. Principally letters from Dhar with details of his biography and agricultural research. do Delbaere came from postdoctoral research in Oxford supported by the National Research Council of Canada. Arrangements to work in Oxford; publications. Dietrich came from the Chemical Institute of the University of Heidelberg to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory supported by the Rockefeller Foundation. Dietrich, H. von 1957-59 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Dodds, E.C. 1937, 1940, 1955 Dodds was based at the Courtauld Institute of Biochemistry, Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London. Research. H.72-H.74 Dodson, G.G. 1960-61, 1965-88, nd Dodson came from the University of Auckland to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory, becoming her principal colleague for a number of years in research on the structure and function of insulin. He subsequently moved to the University of York where he became Professor of Chemistry. Research and career. 1960-61, 1965-71. Includes recommendations. 1973-77, 1979, 1981-82, 1986, 1988. Includes recommendations. Nd. Includes cvs. wife working in H.76 Duax, W.L. H.77-H.79 Dunitz, J.D. 1966, 1981, 1988-89 and J.D.H. mineralogical crystallography in the USA and Canada. Gabrielle Donnay were husband and various dates 1947-83 various dates 1946-84, nd Donnay, J.D.H. and Donnay, G. Dunitz came to Oxford in 1946 to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin's After periods of research in the USA laboratory working on calciferol. including the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena he made his career at the Eidgendssische Technische Hochschule, Zirich. 1957-58, 1962-65, 1969, 1972, 1984, nd. 1946-49. 1950-56. Research and career. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Edmond, E.D. 1967, 1969-71, nd Edmond came from the University of Edinburgh to do D.Phil. research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. He worked on the x-ray crystallographic analysis of crystals related to vitamin B12. Includes recommendations. Emelyanov, V.S. 1982-86, nd Emelyanov was a leading figure in the Soviet atomic bomb project and became Chairman of the State Committee on the Use of Atomic Energy. Correspondence and papers re translation and possible publication of English language version of Emelyanov’s memoirs. letter from Emelyanov giving permission for publication in Includes England, and photograph of Emelyanov. H.81, H.82 Ewald, P.P. various dates 1934-86 of of the one was founders structural Ewald crystallography. He came to Cambridge as a refugee from Nazi Germany in 1937 subsequently moving to Queen’s University Belfast as lecturer and In 1949 he moved to the USA as head of the physics then professor. department at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, New York. optics x-ray and 1934, 1939, 1956, 1958, 1961, 1974-76, 1979-80. Hodgkin first corresponded with Ewald in 1934 about her paper on the interpretation of Weissenberg photographs (Bibliog. 12). 1986. Correspondence re Royal Society memoir of Ewald (d. 1985), draft memoir by H.A. Bethe, Hodgkin’s comments on draft, Hodgkin’s own memories of Ewald etc. Research and a little personal news. Fankuchen was an American crystallographer who came from New York to do postdoctoral research in England successively at Manchester, Cambridge and Birkbeck College London from 1934 to 1939 when he returned to the USA. He subsequently made his career at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, New York. various dates [1930s]-1968 Fankuchen, I. H.83-H.85 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence [1930s], 1940-41. biotin’ by Fankuchen. Includes ‘Some x-ray diffraction measurements on 1944-49, 1955-58. Bernal, 12 December 1945. Includes carbon of letter from Fankuchen to J.D. Includes reprint of ‘Memorial of Isidor Fankuchen’ by J.D.H. 1962-68. Donnay (q.v.). Fankuchen died in 1964. Ferguson, G. 1961, 1965-66 Ferguson came from Glasgow to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin's He worked for a year on monoclinic insulin before returning laboratory. to Glasgow. Includes recommendation. Freeman, H.C. 1965-66, 1969, 1974 Freeman was an x-ray crystallographer in the Chemistry Department, University of Sydney. Friedmann, E. Ganguly, A.K. 1936, 1944 1973-74 H.90-H.92 Glusker, J. née Pickworth 1953-57, 1966-80, 1984, 1987 Includes recommendation. Friedmann was based at the Biochemistry Laboratory, Cambridge. Ganguly was based at the Schering Corporation, Bloomfield, New Jersey. Structural elucidation of Schering antibiotics using x-ray crystallography. Research and career. Glusker was a student of Hodgkin’s at Oxford working for her D.Phil. did degree on postdoctoral research at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena subsequently making her career at the Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase, Philadelphia. a degradation product of vitamin B12. She then D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence 1953-57. Includes recommendation. 1966-73. Includes recommendations. 1974-80, 1984, 1987. Includes recommendation. Gopal, S. 1974, 1977-78, 1985-86 Gopal’s letter of 9 February 1985 refers to the planning of a seminar on his father Radhakrishnan’s contribution to philosophy, religion, public affairs and world unity. See also G.159, G.160. Folder also includes a little correspondence 1977-78 with Gopal’s nephew G. Desiraju about the possibility of his doing some work at the Chemical Crystallography Laboratory, Oxford. Gowenlock, B.G. 1955-59, 1966, 1984 Gowenlock was based at University College Swansea when he approached Hodgkin about dimeric nitrosomethane crystallography. Greenaway, F. 1953, 1958, 1960 Greenaway was based at the Science Museum London. Museum exhibits including vitamin B12 models. Grdenic, D. various dates 1956-87 Grdenic, who worked in Hodgkin's laboratory for a period preceding the correspondence, was based at the Laboratory of General and Inorganic Chemistry, University of Zagreb. He was one of the co-authors of a paper on the structure of ferroverdin with Hodgkin (Bibliog. 143). Suprasterol research; sabbatical year in Oxford 1965-66. Guss approached Hodgkin from the University of Sydney about first D.Phil. research and then postdoctoral research with her in Oxford. In the event he worked for his Ph.D. in Sydney and carried out postdoctoral research at Sheffield and Sussex Universities. Hardgrove was based at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota. Guss, J.M. Hardgrove, G.L. 1967-71 1960-65 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Harding, M.M. née Aitken 1968-72, 1979, 1982 Harding was a student at Somerville College Oxford who did D.Phil. research with Hodgkin. She subsequently made her career at Edinburgh and Liverpool Universities. Includes cv. Harker, D. 1950-51, 1957, 1968, 1977 Harker was Director of The Protein Structure Project at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, New York. Research; recommendation. Harrison, H.R. 1966-70, 1973, 1981 Harrison came from Yale to do D.Phil. research in Hodgkin’s laboratory supported by a Marshall Scholarship. Includes recommendations. Research and career. Harrison, P.M. née Cowan [1950s], 1955-59, 1968-78, 1991 Includes ‘outline programme of work on ferritin and apoferritin’ 1957 and recommendations. Haworth was based at Armstrong College, Newcastle (University of Durham). Harrison studied chemistry with Hodgkin in Oxford and then researched She there on ferritin and at King’s College London on fibrous proteins. subsequently made her career at the University of Sheffield. Includes recommendations. Hodder was an Oxford chemical crystallographer with a particular interest in computer programmes for structure analysis. Haworth, R.D. 1937-38 Examination by x-ray crystallography of specimens sent to Hodgkin by Haworth. Hodder, O.J.R. 1970-71, 1975 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Hoskins, B.F. 1961-70 Hoskins came from the University of New South Wales to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Arrangements to work in Oxford; research; recommendation. Hospital, M. 1970-74 Hospital was based at the University of Bordeaux. Visits to Oxford and Bordeaux; meeting organised by ‘Le groupe frangais de croissance cristalline’. Howard, J.A.K. née Duckworth 1966-75, 1991, nd to study for her D.Phil. Howard came from the University of Bristol She subsequently supervised by Hodgkin and B.T.M. Willis at Harwell. made her career at Bristol until 1991 when she moved to the University of Durham as Professor of Chemistry. Includes research report 1967, recommendations and cv. Arrangements to work in Oxford etc. Visits to Pasadena; visa problems, etc. Huxley, H.E. 1968 recommendation. 1968, 1974 Huber, C.P. née Saunderson 1958-67 Hughes was based at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Hughes, E.W. various dates 1948-58, 1980-88, nd Huber came from the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg to do D.Phil. She subsequently returned to Canada research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. to work in the Division of Pure Chemistry, National Research Council, Ottawa. St Andrews. 1974 the problem of muscular contraction and ideas about the sliding filament mechanism as relevant to Jean Hanson’s life and work. See also H.192. iball was based at Lever Brothers, Port Sunlight and then the University of Iball, J. various dates 1946-61 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Isaacs, N.W. 1968-78 do postdoctoral Isaacs came from the research with O. Kennard (q.v.) in Cambridge and then Hodgkin in Oxford. University of Queensland to Research and recommendations. Blt, et2 James, M.M.N. 1962-69, 1973-77 James came from the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg to do D.Phil. research with Hodgkin, working on the crystal structure of antibiotic He subsequently made his career at the peptides related to penicillin. University of Alberta. Research and career. 1962-66. Includes recommendations. 1967-69, 1973-77. Includes recommendations. Jeffrey, G.A. 1945, 1952, 1965, 1975 1935-38 Research. Jensen, H. Joint paper on cinobufagin (Bibliog. 20, 1936). Jensen was based at the Laboratory for Endocrine Research, Johns Hopkins University when the correspondence was initiated. the The correspondence was initiated while Jeffrey was working at He laboratories of the British Rubber Producers’ Research Association. subsequently made his career at the University of Leeds and in the USA. Hodgkin for x-ray analysis. Jerslev came from the Danish School of Pharmacy, Copenhagen to study x-ray crystallography in Hodgkin’s laboratory, subsequently working at Princeton before returning to Denmark. Correspondence 1940, 1946-47, 1950 re samples sent by Jones to Jones, E.R.H. 1940, 1946-47, 1950, 1988-89 Research and publications. Jerslev, B. 1948-50, 1957 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Kamenar, B. various dates 1963-88 Kamenar was a lecturer of Zagreb University who came to work in Hodgkin’s laboratory on nitroso compounds and on a molybdenum phenol complex. He was a former student of D. Grdenic (q.v.) Arrangements to work in Oxford etc. Kamper, M.J. née Harrison 1955-59 Reduction of Department of Scientific and Industrial Research maintenance allowance for a married woman living with her husband. Kendrew, J.C. 1949, 1967, 1969 Kendrew was the Cambridge x-ray crystallographer who was awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Chemistry jointly with M.F. Perutz (q.v.) for their research into the structure of globular proteins. 1949 correspondence re refereeing paper by Kendrew for the Royal Society. Includes recommendations. Kennedy, A.F. née Cullis Kennedy worked as Hodgkin’s research assistant. Kennard, O. various dates 1949-73, 1985, 1990 Kennard was based at the University Chemical Laboratory Cambridge, becoming Director of the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre. includes ‘Intended research - a study by x-ray crystallographic methods of insulin and of related structures’, nd, and ‘Summary of x-ray work on insulin since October 1959’ by Ann Kennedy, 25 May 1960. Arrangements to work in Oxford. Kirz was an Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook who came to work in Hodgkin's laboratory for a year. King was based at the National Institute for Medical Research in London. 1937 1971-73 King, H. Kirz, J. Ergometrine methiodide and methobromide. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Knox, J. 1967-76, 1981, 1987 Knox was an American x-ray crystallographer who worked with C.K. Prout in the Chemical Crystallography Laboratory, Oxford on various organic complexes of molybdenum. Principally recommendations. Kon, G.A.R. 1934-35, 1941, 1946 Kon was based at the Organic Chemistry Department, Imperial College London. Specimens sent by Kon for x-ray examination by Hodgkin. Three 1934 letters are addressed to J.D. Bernal. Kratky, O. 1946-48, 1988 Kratky was based at the Institute of Theoretical and Physical Chemistry, University of Graz when he initiated the correspondence. H.128, H.129 Lewitova, A. 1971-76, 1984, nd Laqueur, E. Testosterone. supported by an EMBO Long Term Fellowship. Laqueur was based at the University of Amsterdam. Lewitova came from the Charles University, Prague to work in Hodgkin's She laboratory subsequently married another researcher in the laboratory G.A. Bentley (q.v.). cut short by the Cultural Revolution in China. Includes reports on research, recommendations and Liang worked for a time in Hodgkin’s laboratory. 1971-73. Arrangements to work in Oxford. 1966-67 His visit to the UK was 1974-76, 1984, nd. cv. Liang, T.-t. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Linderstrém-Lang, K. 1938, 1957 Linderstrém-Lang was Director of the Carlsberg Laboratory, Copenhagen. Lindsay, D. In 1970 Lindsay was based at the University of Sussex; with Hodgkin’s laboratory on insulin research. 1970, 1973, 1977 he collaborated Recommendations. Lindsey, J.M. née Broomhead 1949-50, 1954-55, 1976 Lindsey was employed as Hodgkin’s research assistant supported by the Nuffield Foundation to work on vitamin B12. She subsequently made her career in Canada. 1950 correspondence relates to scientific visit Lindsey’s reports on vitamin B12 work at Pennsylvania State College. to USA and includes Linek, A. 1954, 1974, 1978 Fourth See also F.9. H.136, H.137 Lipson, H. 1942-91 Lipscomb, W.N. 1955-59, 1978, 1980 Advice for colleagues wishing to visit England. Linek was based at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Solid State Physics, Prague. Lipscomb was based at the University of Minnesota, moving to Harvard in 1959. He was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 1956-57 correspondence re invitation for Hodgkin to lecture at University International Congress of of Minnesota in conjunction with Includes carbon Crystallography at Montreal and her US visa problems. of Hodgkin’s visa application. Research; publications; visits. Lipson was the inventor with C.A. Beevers (q.v.) of the Beevers-Lipson After work at the Crystallographic Laboratory, strips for Fourier analysis. Cambridge Lipson made his career at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology where he was Professor and Head of the Physics Department for many years. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 H.136 H.137 Correspondence 1942-45, 1948-53, 1958, 1960. 1965, 1968, 1972-73, 1976-77, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1991. H.138-H.140 Lonsdale, K. 1943-60, 1966, 1970 Lonsdale was an x-ray crystallographer based at the Royal Institution, London moving to University College London in 1946. Research; publications; visits. H.138 H.139 H.140 1943-45. 1946-1951. 1954-56, 1959-60, 1966, 1970. H.141-H.143 Low, B.W. 1943-58, 1971 Research; publications; career. 1943-47. Includes recommendations. 1948-49. 1950-58, 1971. Includes recommendations. Low was one of Hodgkin’s students at Oxford and worked with her on the structure of penicillin. She went to work in Linus Pauling’s department at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena 1946-47 and subsequently made her career in the USA. Research. Luttke was based at the Physical Chemistry Institute, Freiburg. Lowe was based at the Dyson Perrins Laboratory, Oxford. Lowe, G. Research. Littke, W. 1972-73 1955-56 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Luzzati, V. 1952, 1956-57, 1959 Luzzati was based at the Centre de Recherches sur les Macromolecules, Strasbourg. 1956-57 correspondence re visit to research centres in the UK. MacGillavry, C.H. 1937, 1952-53, 1965, 1976 MacGillavry worked in the Netherlands where she became Director of the Crystallography Laboratory, University of Amsterdam. Correspondence 1952-53, 1965 re visits to the Netherlands. Mackay, M.F. various dates 1956-82, nd Mackay began research in x-ray analysis through assisting Hodgkin’s She subsequently made her research on the structure of vitamin B12. career in Australia. Includes thesis report and recommendation. H.150 Marshak, A. 1939, 1947 Magneéli, A. 1961, 1977 F151, 152 Maslen, E.N. 1955-69, 1975-76, 1979, 1984 Magnéli was based at the University of Stockholm and was 1977 President of the International Union of Crystallography. Includes draft of article by Magnéli to celebrate the 90th birthday of P.P. Ewald (q.v.) in 1978. Includes recommendations. Maslen came to Oxford from Australia on a Rhodes Scholarship and His principal subject for worked with Hodgkin for his D.Phil. degree. research was the structure of the antibiotic, cephalosporin c. He returned to Australia and made his career at the University of Western Australia, Perth. 1955-57, 1958-62. Includes laboratory notes on Penicillin V. Research and career. 1965-69, 1975-76, 1979, 1984. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Mason, S.A. 1970-71, 1973, 1977 Mason came from the University of Melbourne to do postdoctoral research He in Hodgkin’s laboratory at Oxford and with B.T.M. Willis at Harwell. Institut Max von Laue - Paul Langevin, subsequently moved to Grenoble. the Arrangements to work in Oxford; recommendations. Mathieson, A. McL. 1955, 1960, 1965-66 Mathieson was an Australian scientist working for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO). Includes recommendation. Megaw, H.D. Includes recommendation. 1951, 1956, 1966 Mellor, D.P. 1956, 1958-60 Research. Research and career. 1950-53, 1967-74, 1978 H.157, H.158 Mendel, H. Mellor was based at the School of Chemistry, University of New South Wales. Mendel came to work with Hodgkin as a Ramsey Research Fellow from the He worked for his D.Phil. degree partly at Oxford University of Utrecht. and partly at Utrecht (with J.M. Bijvoet q.v.) on creatine and creatinine. He returned to the Netherlands and worked in industry before taking an academic post at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory on the structure of insulin. 1950-53, 1967-69. Includes recommendation. 1970-74, 1978. Includes recommendations. University of California, Irvine to undertake H.159, H.160 Mercola, D.A. H.157 H.158 Mercola came from the 1968-78, 1985, 1989 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence 1968-71. recommendations; cv. Arrangements to work in Oxford; research proposal; 1973-78, 1985, 1989. Recommendations; grant application; cv etc. Milledge, H.uJ. 1956, 1970-73 Milledge was an x-ray crystallographer who worked with Kathleen Lonsdale (q.v.) at University College London. Includes recommendations. Mills, O.S. 1963, 1965, 1974-75 Mills was an x-ray crystallographer based at the University of Manchester. Includes recommendations. H.163, H.164 Moore, F.H. various dates 1963-83, nd 1966-67, 1970, 1972, 1974-76, 1983, nd. Includes recommendations. 1963-65. Includes ‘Summary of proposals for future work’, progress report 1965, recommendations and cv. Moore came from the University of Auckland and, after a period as a researcher at Harwell, worked for his D.Phil. with Hodgkin at Oxford and He B.T.M. Willis at Harwell on a neutron diffraction study of vitamin B12. subsequently made his career at the Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering. various dates 1934-76 Includes ‘Memorandum on the health of Dr Dorothy Needham FRS’, 1985. Needham, D.M.M. and Needham, J. various dates 1944-88 Murray-Rust, P. 1963, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1989 Includes recommendations. Research and career. Neuberger, A. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Nockolds, C.E. 1966-70 Nockolds came from Perth, Western Australia to do D.Phil. research with Hodgkin on the x-ray analysis of a monoacid derivative of vitamin B12. Includes recommendations. Norman, A.W. 1975-78 Norman was based at the Department of Biochemistry, University of California, Riverside. Vitamin D. Nowacki, W. various dates 1937-63, 1972-76, 1981 Nowacki was based at the Mineralog.-Petrograph. Institut, University of Bern. Nyholm, R.S. 1965, 1970-71. Nyholm was Professor of Chemistry at University College London. 1974, 1978-88 the Soviet Union. Includes thesis report. Nzokou, L. (variant Njoku) Nzokou was born in The Cameroons and received an advanced education He in chemistry at the University of Voronesz in subsequently held academic posts in Ethiopia and Algeria. Hodgkin had He know Nzokou for many years, and actively supported his career. addresses her as ‘Mama’ or ‘Maman’ in the correspondence. 1965-66 correspondence re Hodgkin’s visit to Japan. See also F.25, F.26. Osaki was a research scientist from Osaka University who worked in Hodgkin’s laboratory for a few months in 1959 supported by a Rockefeller Foundation fellowship. Osaki became Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at Kyoto University which Hodgkin visited in 1965. 1956-59 correspondence re arrangements for Osaki to work in Oxford. Includes copy of Osaki’s ‘Report of the European Trip (January-February 1959)’. Includes recommendations and cv. Osaki, K. 1956-59, 1965-66 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.174-H.176 Patterson, A.L. various dates 1938-83 Ina letter of 20 October 1966 (H.174) Hodgkin described Patterson as the person ‘who had made the most difference to x-ray crystallographic studies after the initial discoveries in 1912-15 of x-ray diffraction and structure analysis’. In her opinion his 1935 paper ‘A direct method for the determination of the components of interatomic distances in crystals’ had been ‘used in the solution of the vast majority of crystals studied anywhere since 1935’. Patterson who was head of the Department of Molecular Structure at the institute of Cancer Research, Fox Chase, Philadelphia died in November 1966. 1938, 1948-49, 1951, 1953, 1956, 1958, 1966. Includes obituaries. 1969-70, 1980, 1983. Correspondence 1969-70 is with Patterson's widow re visit to Philadelphia to lecture. Correspondence 1980, 1983 is re ALL. Patterson award of the American Crystallographic Association. ‘A.L. Patterson : Experiences in Crystallography - 1924 to date’. typescript autobiographical account. 13pp BA iaia.1 7s Pauling, L.C. various dates 1946-91 Pauling was an American theoretical chemist and biologist who received the 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on intermolecular forces. He was also awarded the 1962 Peace Prize. Includes ‘The road to Stockholm’ presented by the Chemistry 1946-60. and Biology Stock Company, 3 December 1954, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. This dramatic production marked the award of the 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 1950. Pepinsky was based at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn and from October 1949 the Pennsylvania State College. He was a pioneer in the use of the electronic computer in the analysis of x-ray crystallographic data. Includes ‘tentative’ programme for Conference on computers and the phase problem in x-ray analysis, Pennsylvania State College, 6-8 April 1965-91. Pepinsky, R. 1949-50, 1953, 1957-58 Research; visits. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.180-H.183 Perutz, M.F. various dates 1939-92, nd Perutz was the Cambridge x-ray crystallographer who was awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Chemistry jointly with J.C. Kendrew for their research into the structure of globular proteins. 1939-49, 1955, 1958. crystal structure of haemoglobin 1st July 1943 - 1st August 1944’. Includes ‘Summary report on researches into the 1964, 1972-80. review. Includes article on origins of molecular biology and 1981-89, 1992. Includes reviews. Nd. Undated correspondence and drafts. Includes untitled draft ‘account of protein structure from the Xray side’ and ‘Enemy alien’, Perutz’s account of his Second World War experiences. Some of the correspondence is on CrystallographicLaboratory, Cambridge, Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge and Peterhouse, Cambridge headed notepaper. Research and career. Pope, G.S. Research; recommendation. Phillips, D.C. 1955-65, 1972 Pope was based at the National Institute for Research in Dairying, Reading. Phillips was based at the National Research Council, Canada and the Royal Institution, London before moving to Oxford in 1967 as Professor of Molecular Biophysics. letters of thanks. Prasad came from the Physics Department, University of Mysore to work a in Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship. Prasad, J.S. 1975, 1977 1955, 1973, 1980 the Chemical Crystallography Laboratory, Oxford supported by Arrangements to work in Oxford; D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Raistrick, H. 1935-36 Raistrick was based at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Raistrick’s first letter of 29 October 1935 is addressed to Professor Robert Robinson at the Dyson Perrins Laboratory, Oxford. Aurofusarin. Ramachandran, G.N. 1964, 1966, 1972, 1981 1959-60, 1972 1962-92 H.188 H.189 Raman, S. H.190, H.191 Ramaseshan, S. Ramaseshan spent a year in Hodgkin’s laboratory 1963-64 as a Senior He then returned to India where he held a Visiting Research Fellow. number of leading scientific positions including Director of Research, National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore and Director, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Randall, J.T. Visits. 1962-77. tribute by Hodgkin on the occasion of 1947-50, 1955, 1974-75, 1981 1979-92. Ramaseshan’s 60th birthday. Includes short 1974-75 correspondence re Randall’s Royal Society memoir of Jean Hanson and in particular the history of the sliding filament mechanism of muscle contraction. Includes correspondence with H.E. Huxley (q.v.) and drafts of relevant section of memoir. Examination of organic compounds from Holland. Rasmussen was based at the Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University, Denmark. He served for a term as General Secretary and Treasurer of the International Union of Crystallography. Rawlins was based at the National Gallery, London. Rasmussen, S.E. 1970, 1972, 1976, 1979 Rawlins, F.1.G. 1946-47 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Richter, F. 1955, 1961 Richter was based at the Beilstein-Institut, Frankfurt am Main. Research. Riley, D.P. 1939-56, 1966, 1976 Riley was Hodgkin’s first research student who did pioneering work with her on both insulin and lactoglobulin. Includes recommendations. Rimmer, B. née Oughton 1961, 1973, 1977 Rimmer worked with Hodgkin as a Research Fellow 1952-61 on the crystal structure of insulin. Roberts, K.C. 1936, 1939-40 The correspondence was initiated when Roberts was based at the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. Research and career. Includes recommendation. The correspondence was initiated when Robertson was based at the Dewar After research at Crystallographic Laboratory, University of Edinburgh. Pennsylvania State College and at Oxford with Hodgkin (on vitamin B12) he made his career at the University of Leeds. Glasgow in 1989. Includes photograph of plaque honouring Robertson’s work unveiled at Robertson was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry in Glasgow, 1942-70. the University of Equipment, International Tables, computational work etc. Robertson, J.M. 1937, 1945-50, 1955, 1989-90 Research. Robertson, J.H. 1948-54, 1963-69, 1978 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.201-H.203 Robinson, R. various dates 1935-67, 1970-75 Robinson was Waynflete Professor of Chemistry at Oxford University, 1930- He was awarded the 1947 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on 55. plant products of biological importance, especially alkaloids. 1935, 1940, 1945, 1947, 1955-58, 1960, 1964, 1967. 1970-75. Includes Hodgkin’s ‘Memories of Robert Robinson’ prepared for tape recorded discussion between Hodgkin and Robinson. Transcript of tape recorded discussion. Rogers, D. 1956, 1966, 1968, 1976 Rogers was based at University College Cardiff in 1956. He subsequently became Professor of Chemical Crystallography at Imperial College London. Rollett, J.S. 1949, 1954-55, 1967 did his Ph.D. research at the Rosenheim, O. 1934-41 The first letter in the correspondence is addressed to J.D. Bernal. Rosenheim was based at the National Institute for Medical Research, London. University of Leeds and then Rollett postdoctoral research at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena returning to the UK to work with Hodgkin at Oxford. Proposed visit to Oxford. Rumanova was based at the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow. Rossman was an American x-ray crystallographer who collaborated with Hodgkin on insulin research. Rossman, M.G. 1957, 1972, 1977, 1989 Rumanova, |.M. 1966-67, 1969-73 Research and publications. Includes recommendations. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Rumball, S. née Sheat 1965-67, nd Rumball came from the University of Auckland to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. She worked on the cadmium complex of insulin. Includes recommendations. Sabesan, M.N. 1970-80 Sabesan came from the University of Madras to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Includes thesis report; recommendations; cv. Att A212 Sakabe, N. and Sakabe, K. 1972-84, nd The Sakabes (husband and wife) came from Nagoya University to work in Hodgkin’s laboratory as part of an exchange agreement between the Royal Society and Japan. They worked on the refinement of the crystal structure of insulin. Arrangements to work in Oxford; research and publication. 1972-75. 1976-84, nd. Sasvari, K. 1970-71, 1976, 1987 Includes recommendation. Sasvari was a Hungarian crystallographer based in 1970 at the Central Research Institute for Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The undated correspondence relates to the insulin research carried out during the Sabakes’ stay in Oxford and gives some indication of the working relationship between Hodgkin and her collaborators at this time. Research and career. the Sayre Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pursued an interest in x-ray analysis of large molecules, first at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn (R. Pepinsky q.v.), and then at Oxford where he worked under Hodgkin’s supervision for the D.Phil. degree. Returning to the USA he worked for a University of time Pennsylvania before making his career in the research department of IBM, New York. He spent the academic year 1972-73 at Oxford with a Visiting Fellowship at All Souls College. the Johnson Foundation for Medical Physics, 1949-57, 1961-62, 1970-80, 1989 studied physics at Yale, and after wartime work at H.214-H.218 Sayre, D. at D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence 1949-50. 1951-55. Includes grant application, recommendations. 1955-57, 1961-62, 1970. Includes recommendations. 1971-73. 1974-75, 1977-80, 1989, nd. Includes cv, recommendation and Hodgkin's comments on book by Sayre’s wife Anne on Rosalind Franklin. Schmidt, G. 1950-51, 1954-55, 1975 After working with Hodgkin in Oxford Schmidt moved to Israel where he made his career at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovoth. Schubnikov, A.V. 1944, 1946, 1954 Schubnikov was Director of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow. 1982 1963-69 History of penicillin. Shefter, E. Sheehan was an American organic chemist who solved the chemical synthesis of penicillin. The first letter in the correspondence is addressed to J.D. Bernal. Los Angeles to do Shefter came from the University of California, postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. He returned to the USA to work at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Shoppee was based successively at the Chester Beatty Research Institute London, University College Swansea and the University of Sydney. Shoppee, C.W. 1946-55, 1964, 1977 Not used. Sheehan, J.C. Includes recommendation. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Spring, F.S. various dates 1936-51 Spring was based at the University of Manchester and the Royal Technical College Glasgow. The first letter in the correspondence is addressed to Bernal. Steiner, D.F. 1971, 1974-77 Steiner was based at the Department of Biochemistry, University of Chicago. He was a close collaborator of Hodgkin in insulin research and was particularly known for his discovery of the biological precursor of insulin, proinsulin. Principally re proposed visit to Oxford. Stoeckli-Evans, H. 1968-72 Stoeckli-Evans came from the University of Salford to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. Includes recommendation. Stora, C. 1945, 1951, 1958-60 Stora was a French chemical crystallographer based in Paris. Research. Synge, R.L.M. 1945-59, 1972, 1975, 1989 The very great bulk of the correspondence was conducted while Synge was based at the Rowett Research Institute, Bucksburn, Aberdeenshire. He subsequently moved to the Food Research Institute, Norwich. Synge was awarded the 1952 Nobel Prize in Chemistry jointly with A.J.P. Martin for their invention of partition chromatography. Includes thesis report. Taylor came from the University of Western Australia, Nedlands to work in a Commonwealth Scientific and Hodgkin’s laboratory supported by Industrial Research Organisation overseas studentship. After a period at the University of Cape Town she returned to Australia. Taylor, N.E. née White 1955-60 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Taylor, W.H. various dates 1934-71 at Taylor Laboratory, Cambridge. based was the Crystallographic Laboratory, Cavendish Thatcher, M.H. née Roberts 1970, 1983, 1985, 1988 Thatcher was a student of Somerville College Oxford who chose to do her Part Il Chemistry with Hodgkin working on gramicidin. She worked as an a time before reading for the Bar and entering industrial chemist for She became leader of the Conservative Party in 1975 and was politics. Prime Minister, 1979-91. letter from Hodgkin to Thatcher re Russia 1983 and Includes draft Hodgkin’s recollections of Thatcher at Oxford written for A.L. Hodgkin 1970 and M.A. Epstein 1988. Thompson, B.P. 1965-69 Thompson came from the University of St Andrews to do postdoctoral He subsequently worked for the British Council research with Hodgkin. and was posted to India. includes recommendations. Tischenko, G.N. 1962-64, 1971 Arrangements to work in Oxford. Tovborg Jensen, A. 1945, 1947, 1958-59, 1976 Tovborg Jensen was based at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural School, Copenhagen. Tischenko was based at the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow where she worked on derivatives of gramicidin S. of Trueblood to the Soviet Union. He Trueblood was based at the University of California, Los Angeles. collaborated with Hodgkin on vitamin B12 research and crystallographic data from Hodgkin was processed on an electronic computer at UCLA. The first letter in the correspondence is from J.D. Bernal re proposed visit Trueblood, K.N. various dates 1957-89, nd. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Vaciago, A. various dates 1958-76 Vaciago was an Italian x-ray crystallographer who worked with Hodgkin in Oxford on a number of occasions. Includes recommendation. Vainshtein, B.K. 1973-78, 1981, 1986-91 Vainshtein was the Director of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow (in succession to A.V. Schubnikov q.V.). re Anglo-Soviet scientific exchange, and Includes recommendations. material Venkatappa, M.P. Venkatappa was an Indian scientist working in the USA. Venkatesan, K. 1969-73 1961-86 1966-91 H.240-H.242 Research and career. Includes recommendations. Vijayan, M. and Vijayan, K. Venkatesan was an Indian scientist who did postdoctoral research with J.D. Dunitz at Zurich and then with Hodgkin at Oxford where he worked on the He returned to India to make his B12 nucleus compound, Factor Via. career at the University of Madras and the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Includes recommendation. Includes photographs and recommendation. Indian of Science, Bangalore to do Vijayan came from the postdoctoral research in Hodgkin's laboratory 1966-69, working on the crystal structure of insulin. He was accompanied by his wife who was also He then returned to Bangalore spending a further period in a scientist. Oxford 1976-77. Institute 1966-69. Includes thesis reports. 1971-75. 1976-91. Research and career. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.243, H.244 Viswamitra, M.A. 1963-77 Viswamitra came from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore to work antibiotic in Hodgkin's laboratory on thiostrepton supported by a grant from the Squibb Institute for Medical Research. He returned to Bangalore to make his career, spending further periods of research in Oxford and Cambridge. structure peptide the the of Research and career. 1963-67. period Nov. 65 - Oct. 66’, and recommendations. Includes ‘Abstract of work done on thiostrepton during the H.244 1968-77. Includes recommendations. H.245, H.246 Waters, T.N.M. 1963, 1967-75, 1979 Waters was based at the Chemistry Department, University of Auckland. He spent a sabbatical year in Oxford 1964-65 when he collaborated with He returned to Oxford Hodgkin in the study of a vitamin B12 derivative. Over the years he sent a number of for the second half postdoctoral students to work in Hodgkin's laboratory. of 1971. White, J.G. 1963, 1967-71. 1972-75, 1979. Watson, K.J. Research and career. Includes recommendations. Includes recommendations. Watson came from the University of Western Australia, Nedlands to do He subsequently took up postdoctoral research in Hodgkin’s laboratory. an appointment at the University of Copenhagen. Sabbatical in Oxford. White was based at the Chemistry Department, Fordham University, New York. Includes recommendations. 1960-72 1975 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence Wiebenga, E.H. 1949-58 Wiebenga was based at the University of Groningen. Visits. Willis, B.T.M. 1966, 1968, 1973-78 Willis was based at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell. Correspondence and papers 1973-74 re meeting on Neutrons and Biology Hodgkin talked on ‘Three at the Rutherford Laboratory, 18 April 1974. dimensional crystallography’. Wilson, A.J.C. various dates 1949-58, 1974, 1976 Wilson was based at University College Cardiff and the University of Birmingham. Includes recommendation. Wilson, H. Wife of A.J.C. Wilson. 1972-73 1948 Windaus, A. Woodward, R.B. various dates 1956-86 1956 item is letter from Hodgkin re vitamin B12. He was Woodward was based at the Department of Chemistry, Harvard. awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for outstanding achievements in organic synthesis. Woolfson was Professor of Physics at the University of York. Includes photograph of Woodward 1976 and Hodgkin’s ‘Memories of R.B. Woodward’. He died in 1979. Woolfson, M.M. 1971, 1975-79, 1989 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.255-H.257 Wrinch, D. various dates 1939-70, 1976-77 She Wrinch was the creator of the cyclol theory of peptide structures. moved to the USA before the Second World War and was affiliated with Smith College, Massachusetts for many years. H.255 1939, 1943-53, 1958, 1970. H.256, H.257 1976-77. biographical information, recollections. Symposium in honour of Wrinch’s 2 folders. memoir, obituaries, Wyckoff, R.W.G. 1947-53, nd Wyckoff was based at the Laboratory of Physical Biology, National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. He subsequently became Science Attaché at the American Embassy in London. Necrosis virus crystals; Hodgkin’s visa difficulties (1953). Yablochkov, L.D. 1983, 1987-91, nd Visits to the UK. Zahn, H. 1989-90. H.261, H.262 Zeidan, H.M.M. 1957, 1965, 1972-75 Zahn was based at the Deutches Wollforschungsinstitut, Aachen. Yablochkov was an Africanist who worked at the Institute of African Hodgkin’s husband Thomas first met him in Ghana Studies, Moscow. 1960-64. Includes recommendation, cv, proposed research project. the University of Khartoum. Zeidan studied and taught chemistry at Hodgkin sought to help him take up some useful research, preferably in the study of pollution, which would fit him better for an academic career in other universities. 1987-88. Includes recommendations. 1987-90 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence SHORTER SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE H.263 1933-36 H.264 1937-39 H.265 1940-41 H.266 1942-43 H.267 1944-45 H.268 1946-47 H.269 1948-49 1960-61 1962-63 1964-65 1966 1967 1968-69 1970 1971 (1) 1973 1974 H.270 1950 1971 (2) H.275 1955 H.273 1953 H.271 1951 H.272 1952 H.274 1954 1972 (1) 1972 (2) 1977 H.276 1956 H.279 1959 H.278 1958 gee: 1957 1975 1976 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Correspondence H.297 1979 H.298 1980-81 H.299 1982-83 H.300 1984 H.301 1985-86 REFERENCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS H.307 1942-48 H.308 1952, 1956-59 H.309 1961-66 1989 1990-91 nd 1974 1975 1976 H.312 1977-78 1979 1980-82 1983-86 H.311 1968 (1) H.313 1969 1968 (2) H.310 1967 1973 1970 (2) 1970 (1) H.318 1972 H.316 1971 (1) H.317 1971 (2) 1987 1988 H.314 H.315 1989 1990-92 Nd H.319 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 SECTION J NON-PRINT MATERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS J.1-J3.6 Photographs of Hodgkin J.7-J.14 | Photographs with scientific colleagues J.15-J.21 Visits and conferences J.22-J.24 Laboratories, apparatus, models J.25-J.29 Domestic and family J.30 Photograph album J.31-J.79 PHOTOGRAPHIC SLIDES J.54-J.58 J.59-B.79 Miscellaneous J.80-J.82 Vitamin B12 J.31-J.53 — Insulin SOUND RECORDINGS D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 PHOTOGRAPHS Photographs of Hodgkin Non-print material J.1 J:2 Photographs for Royal Society portfolio, 1947. India, 1974. Undated photographs, arranged in approximate chronological order, [1950s - ca.1990]. Four folders. Photographs with scientific colleagues J.7 Photograph of Hodgkin with J.D. Bernal, D. Fankuchen and |. Fankuchen, [1930s]. With H.M. Powell and colleagues from Oxford laboratory, [early 1950s]. With P.L. Kapitza. One photograph is inscribed on verso ‘Dorothy Hodgkin and Peter Kapitza at K’s country house near Moscow. 1970-80’. With unidentified colleagues. Chemical] Soc[iety]. Announcement of str[ucture] of B12 °[?1955]. Inscribed on verso ‘Exeter meeting of the Folder includes letter from Anne Kapitza, 1987, in which she writes ‘| am sending you a photo as a remembrance of your visits to our Country place’. ALL. Patterson and colleagues, possibly in his room at the Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase, Philadelphia, 1961. With D.C. Phillips. With F.H.C. Crick, 1987. The photograph is labelled ‘5 March 1987 at Scripps Clinic, La Jolla CALIF. NIMSLO 3-D Photo by Mike Pique’. Undated photographs. Two folders. ?With K. Boll-Dornberger. D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Non-print material Visits and conferences J.15 Kiev, 21953. See also F.7 Halle, East Germany, 1968. Spain, 71976. See also F.103. Eleventh General Assembly and Warsaw, 1978. See also E.142-E.148. International Congress of the IUCr, 29th Pugwash Conference, Mexico City, 1979. See also G.45. International Symposium on Molecular Biology’, USSR, 1984. ‘Frontiers in Bioorganic Chemistry and Moscow, July 1986. Japan, August 1986. Two folders. J.22-J.24 Nd. Three folders. Laboratories, apparatus, models Photographs, inscribed on verso ‘at International House of Japan, Tokyo.’ Photographs of Hodgkin taking part in a television panel discussion with Linus Pauling and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. dated 1977. a picture of B12 J.24 contains photograph inscribed on verso ‘This is [model] | took out of the window in your lab in Oxford: thought you might enjoy it. Love Ed Stanford.’ Family photographs, [1938-1940s]. Two folders. Domestic and family J.25, J.26 J.27 Ilmington, Photographs Warwickshire, with family members and colleagues. One photograph only Hodgkin family home, Crab Mill, the of D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Photograph album J.30 Non-print material Photographs at Crab Mill, [?1980s]. Photograph of Hodgkin family home, Powder Hill near Oxford, inscribed to be sent as a greetings card by Hodgkin, nd. Presented to Hodgkin by the Pugwash Council at the 38th Pugwash Conference, Dagomys, USSR, on the occasion of her retirement from the Presidency of Pugwash, 1988. The album, which was signed by most members of the Pugwash Council, contains photographs of Pugwash occasions 1969-88. PHOTOGRAPHIC SLIDES Found in plastic sheets with slide-pockets. As far as possible the titles on the original filing cabinet drawer dividers have been reproduced as the catalogue entries. ‘Early insulin.’ Insulin J.34 J.35 J.36 J.37 J.31 J.32 J.33 ‘insulin first outline solution.’ ‘insulin third outline solution.’ ‘insulin second outline solution.’ ‘insulin 6A resolution map.’ ‘Insulin : third solution : crystal, hezamer, dimer, monomer.’ ‘View of the str[ucture of] insulin.’ ‘details of the structure.’ D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 J.40 J.41 J.42 J.43 J.44 J.45 J.46 Non-print material ‘insulin 2.8A resolution map.’ ‘insulin : 1.9A electron density maps.’ ‘Insulin : orgn of the crystal structure. Concanavalin A, etc.’ ‘4 Zn [insulin].’ ‘4 zinc insulin.’ ‘hagfish i[nsulin] 1st row.’ ‘cubic insulin.’ ‘insulin crystals and history.’ ‘insulin and biological action.’ J.47 J.48 J.51 J.52 J.53 J.54 ‘insulin models.’ ‘insulin history.’ J.49 J.50 ‘electron density.’ ‘insulin Pattersons, heavy atoms.’ ‘LDH Slides - from Margaret Adams.’ ‘B12 Coenzyme.’ ‘Factor Via and synthetic corrins.’ Untitled. Vitamin B12 D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 J.57 J.58 Miscellaneous J.59 J.60 J.61 J.62 Non-print material ‘B12 and neo B12 and B12 iodide.’ ‘B12 monoacid : X-rays.’ ‘neutron diffraction monoacid.’ ‘Penicillin.’ ‘penicillin, x-rays, peptides.’ ‘X ray analysis : Pattersons benzene, hexamethylenetetramene tartrates.’ ‘Sterols.’ ‘biological structures.’ ‘C.F. Powell.’ J.63 J.64 J.65 J.66 ‘Liquid crystals.’ J.67 J.68 ‘crystals and biological structures.’ ‘Direct methods - reserpine, Ted Maslen.’ ‘Hugo Miller Lecture - nonactin, patch only alcohol, hodg.’ ‘X-ray diffraction = benzene; boron hydride.’ ‘crystalline proteins : lysozyme, carboxypeptidase, etc.’ ‘various proteins.’ J.69 J.70 J.71 ‘history.’ D.M.C. Hodgkin NCUACS 47/3/94 Non-print material ‘TMV Viruses.’ J.74 ‘haemoglobin and myoglobin.’ J.75-J.79 Untitled. Five sheets. SOUND RECORDINGS J.80 Tape recording (% track mono 3% i.p.s.) of Hodgkin’s Nobel Guest Lecture on ‘Problems in the x-ray analysis of proteins’, Bibliog. 145, 1974. This was presented in connection with the Stockholm Symposium on the Structure of Biological Molecules, 9-11 July, 1973. Includes introductory address to symposium and introduction to Hodgkin’s lecture. Cassette Department, Bristol University, 30 October 1974. recording Hodgkin’s ‘Chancellor’s of Address’, Education ‘New and See also F.129. See also D.145. Includes introductory remarks to the opening session by Lord Todd and K.A. Folkers. Hodgkin’s address was entitled ‘What should we learn? experiences’. introduced by the Vice Chancellor, Sir Alec Merrison. Problems and The address includes biographical reflections, and was old Cassette recording of Hodgkin’s Plenary Lecture on problems in the structure analysis of vitamin B12’, at the Third European Symposium on Vitamin B12 and Intrinsic Factor, Zurich, 5-8 March 1979. Running time approximately 8 minutes. 16mm film ‘Crystal structure of the insulin dimer’, Computer Systems Laboratory, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, 1971.