Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of
Sir John Cowdery Kendrew FRS
(b. 1917)
VOLUME Ill
Sections L—R
Bibliography
Index of correspondents and organisations
NCUACS catalogue no. 11/4/89
by Jeannine Alton
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
SECTION L
LECTURES, PUBLICATIONS, BROADCASTS
L.1-L.149
INTRODUCTION
LECTURES, PUBLICATIONS, REVIEWS
L.78-L.98
RADIO, TELEVISION, FILMS
L.99-L.144
CORRESPONDENCE WITH PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS
ADDENDA
:
L.145-L.149
LECTURES 1946-87
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J.C. Kendrew
INTRODUCTION
Kendrew’s
published output is not particularly large.
He
accepted
the
scholarly
requirement to publish and to give public presentations of
his
research,
and
was
in practice not only a conscientious but
an
accomplished
lecturer.
He
preferred,
however,
to lecture from notes,
with
or
without
illustrative
slides,
and
found
preparing a manuscript
for
publication
an
uncongenial
task and one that,
to meet his own high standards,
demanded more
time than could be spared.
Many of his invitation lectures remain unpublished
and
he
sometimes made it
a condition of his acceptance that he would
not
be
required
to produce a manuscript.
He was furthermore under the constant
and
increasing obligation to attend and address conferences,
to write,
report and
speak
on
EMBO/EMBL matters,
to make formal presentations to
committees
and
councils of many organisations,
to produce official reports and to give
semi-
formal
introductions,
speeches and the like for and at EMBL;
many of
these
himself
His
(L.74-
in
programmes,
of
the
writings survive elsewhere in the collection.
Not surprisingly, Kendrew found
became
the
His major series
of
television
lectures
he repeated the series
Cambridge MRC laboratory.
the BBC and for the Italian RAI.
Lei )e Or
oO. write: or review. (E2141-h 144).
basis of his book The Thread of Life;
usually on his and Perutz'’s research or more generally on the work
obliged to decline very many additional invitations to lecture
Kendrew participated in,
or advised on, frequent radio and television
German for Bayerische Rundfunk, and also made several broadcasts in Italian for
in Section: M.
Journal of Molecular Biology (Academic Press) which has been treated separately
correspondence with publishers and editors (L.99-L.140) may deal
own published papers or reviews but also
principal editorial responsibility was
notably
with
Academic
exchanges
with
publishing
houses,
Endeavour
and
Nature.
includes
some
more
with
Kendrew's
Press,
for
the
The
extended
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ADDENDA : LECTURES 1946-87 (L.145-L.149)
This
material,
made available for the collection at
a late stage in
the compilation of the catalogue,
comprises Kendrew'’s notes,
or sometimes his
fully-written
texts,
for
lectures or talks.
They are
held
in
1loose-leaf
binders
of
the same type as those used for the myoglobin and
other
research
notes
in Section C,
and kept in chronological order with subdividers
between
each year or couple of years.
They include lectures to college, institutional
or
in
university societies in Cambridge and to professional and learned societies
Britain
and
abroad,
contributions
to
conferences,
and
many _
special
invitation lectures or lecture tours particularly in America.
The topics
are
usually some aspect of protein analysis,
molecular biology or, later, European
collaborative
research;
occasionally
a
more general theme
is
sounded
in
informal
talks at Peterhouse,
and very rarely some personal reminiscences may
be included.
The
addenda
are
thus of considerable value,
not only
in
greatly
are
given
enlarging
the perceived corpus of Kendrew's work as lecturer and
speaker
but
other
sections
of the collection.
The relevant cross-references
also in complementing correspondence,
notes and other documentation in several
wherever possible.
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LECTURES, PUBLICATIONS, BROADCASTS
with
application
correspondence June,
of X-rays to the study of
of
a manuscript note "Draft notes for an article on
Also included
possible
contributor,
a1 page manuscript draft "Preliminary sketch of article on
same
"The
matter",
X-rays for Penguin Science News (never written)".
are
involvement with Penguin Science News as editor or
and
scientific
period.
September 1946 on Kendrew’s
and philosophy" n.d.
See also L.130.
but probably
structure
method
the
of
crystallographic
"A
haemoglobins",
(unsuccessfully)
at Trinity College, Cambridge." 99pp.
sheep
"Thesis
submitted for the Prize Fellowship competition
with a manuscript note
24 August 1946,
foetal
study
adult.»
and”
“of
"The biological implications of
of foetal and adult sheep haemoglobin", 14pp.
a crystallographic investigation
The
1946)
work bears the same date as the Trinity Thesis
(24
August
and
is
referred
to
as "this
essay".
F.J.W.
was
and
a
(with
Perutz)
on
GR. HIT.
members
structure
J.Se Adair:
PerurzZ -as welt:
myoglobin" and
“De Kellin: and Myr:
The organising committee
Roughton who were the main executive
Roughton and J.C. Kendrew, Butterworths
the published volume of contributions to
celebrating the work of Sir Joseph Barcroft held
Haemoglobin ed.
Scientific Publications London 1949.
This
Conference
Cambridge 15-17 June 1948.
Of.
Kendrew
editors of the volume.
crystal
of
application
macromolecules".
Memorial
in
consisted
as
and
Kendrew contributed two papers, on "The
"The
of X-ray crystallography to the study of biological
manuscript contribution with many corrections and revisions) ;
Correspondence with contributors to volume:
Dervichian;
Jonxiss)
L. Pauling;
Arrangements for conference,
little correspondence.
D.G.
and a Maa Jope:
(includes
programme, list of participants, a
H? Munto Fox *J.H Pe.
A. Rossi-Fanelli
C. Rimington;
See L.145.
C.
de Duve;
.BeM:
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A. Vannotti
corrections and revisions by Kendrew).
manuscript
(including
contribution
with
many
Also
Sir Joseph) on receipt of volume.
included here is letter of thanks from H. Barcroft (son of
Correspondence with co-editor and publishers 1948-50.
Royalties 1949-70.
Institute
York, 19-20 November 1948 on "Macromolecular Structures".
of Physics X-ray Analysis Group Autumn Conference
at
the
gave
Kendrew
some
corpuscular proteins" and, with I. MacArthur, prepared a Special
Report of the meeting which was published in J. scient. Instrum.
(1949) 26:
structure
opening
on "The
talk,
of
Correspondence
colleagues and collaborator;
See L.145 for text of Kendrew’s paper.
1948 - July
October
1949
with
programme of meeting,
organisers,
abstracts.
paper
studies
diagrams
and
of
certain
Soc.
A,
203,
1950.
Kendrew’s
proteins",
crystalline
figures for collaborative
"X-ray
Cambridge PhD Thesis, dated 15 May 1949.
Drawings,
W.L. Bragg
erystalline proteins", Proc. Roy.
with
and M.F. Perutz "Polypeptide chain configurations in
59pp.
At
Term 1950.
1 page comments by Kendrew on the course.
Lent
97pp with a few pencil alterations made in 1952 and
"Problems in protein crystallography"
Black
manuscript
postgraduate lecture courses at Cambridge.
loose-leaf
At
Lent Term 1952.
crystallography",
"Recent work in
front of book:
Kendrew’s
binder
of
notes
for
rear
of book:
protein
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2
Manuscript
art.
proteins", n.d.
X-ray studies .
notes for "Projected last section of Prog.
Biophys.
on
but related to "The crystalline proteins: recent
.
in Prog. Biophys. biophys. Chem. 4,
in . proteins".
subunits
article
"Sketch
1954.
and
on
of
"
.
proteins",
"Recent
investigations of the structure of globular
abstract in English and in Italian of paper given at
conference
at Pallanza 28-30 July 1955 and published in Rendiconti Istituto
Lombardo, 89,
1955.
the globular proteins";
with special reference
"Structure of biological macromolecules,
to
a course of four lectures given at
the Istituto di Chimica Generale, University of Padua, September
1956.
and
Manuscript
correspondence re invitation,
etc.
typescript
drafts of
synopsis
and
arrangements,
letters of
lectures,
thanks
November 1951 - January 1956 with colleagues
Correspondence
chymotrypsinogen (specimens,
leading
molecular weight of chymotrypsinogen",
20-2
L996.
up
structure,
on
molecular weight etc.)
and
biophys. Acta,
Biochim.
to paper with M.M. Bluhm on "The crystal forms
for
paper
draft,
Structure
manuscript
in
1959.
of the proteins",
notes and calculations
of nine lectures on "Methods and Procedures in
Includes
under first title "Three crystal forms of chymotrypsinogen".
Correspondence only re lecture on "X-ray diffraction studies
proteins" given at Kingston Technical College 17 February
See L.146 for notes for lecture.
"The
course
Structure
Manchester College of Science and Technology 25 February 1957.
1959.
Review
for Archives of Biochemistry & Biophysics, 87,
"A Symposium on Molecular Biology" ed.
a
Crystal-
at
Kendrew’s contribution to
Poster,
lecture.
correspondence
Determination
Diffraction"
Li145 for
Zirkle,
brief
by
X-ray
text
or
given
only.
See:
R.E.
of
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Palo
"The Structure of proteins", Kendrew's contribution to course on
"The
17
November 1960.
scientific basis of medicine",
University of
London,
Brief
notes for lecture.
correspondence,
notice of lecture only.
See L.146
for
"Riassunto
emoproteine",
"Submitted 1961 for a Turin prize wh.
Kendrew and Perutz,
publicazioni
delle
by
sulla
struttura
di
manuscript
with a
due
note
we did not get".
Review of "Macromolecular Complexes"
of the Institute of Biology, dated 27 August 1961.
M.V.
ed.
Edds for journal
Review of "Protein Structure" by H. Scheraga for Royal Institute
of Chemistry, September 1961.
lecture
he
was’
it
was
cleared
clearance
to
part-time
Typescript draft for Oxford lecture.
given at International Conference on
of the Royal United Service Institution (RUSI)
the Ministry of Defence where
and
after some delay
Duplicated version of Oxford lecture,
manuscript pages, probably for RUSI lecture.
"The impact of science on defence administration in the next ten
years";
Defence
Administration,
Oxford, September 1961, and repeated with a few
changes as "Science and the Services in the next ten years" at a
meeting
chaired
Kendrew submitted the lecture
by P.M.S. Blackett in March 1962.
then
for
working
for
publication in the RUSI journal.
Correspondence and memoranda, Ministry of Defence, March 1962.
Correspondence
publication
1961 - May 1962, and a little later correspondence 1963.
Unedited
Chairman's
answers
publication.
introduction and concluding remarks,
including
and
for
questions
suitability
cut and intercalated with
shorthand
writer's report of RUSI
with
RUSI re lecture
with
official
comments
October
lecture
and
(46pp),
on
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L.28
Correspondence
Sweden.
with A. Engstrém inviting Kendrew to lecture
in
"Science and Defence".
Brief
19637,
manuscript notes for lecture at
Peterhouse,
24
January
Review
Statesman, June 1963, and correspondence.
and Politics" by Lord
"Science
of
L.31-L.49
Thread
The
London 1966, reprinted 1967,
of Life:
1968.
an introduction to
Hailsham,
for
New
molecular
biology,
The programmes were recorded at the Royal
BBC
College
Surgeons of England between 25 November and 4 December 1963,
and repeated
was
Bayerische
The book was based on a series of ten lectures delivered on
Television.
of
transmitted weekly from 4 January to
in July 1964.
recorded
by
Rundfunk, and repeated January to March 1966.
7 March 1964,
"Der Faden des
in Munich in August 1964
A German version,
Kendrew
Lebens",
for
The
Scripts
Hungarian,
published
by
and there were
Danish/Norwegian,
German
version
was
about an adaptation
and this eventually appeared in
approached by G. Bell & Sons Ltd.
An American edition from Harvard
translations
Polish, Russian and
The book was very successful.
University Press appeared in 1966,
in Japanese,
Spanish.
In January 1964, when the TV series was first announced, Kendrew
for
was
publication in book form,
June
1966.
Nymphenburger
Verlagshandlung Munich in 1967.
Kendrew, a few by another.
Shooting
Surgeons November-December 1963.
Faden des Lebens".
additions
of lectures as recorded in Royal
Transcripts
March 1964.
"Der
annotations,
from transmissions of
Manuscript for German
College
of
and
deletions
mainly in the
hand
lectures
January-
version,
with
of
scripts
recorded
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Early outlines and plans
"Dictation notes", 23pp manuscript draft, 4pp additions.
15pp
material, models, diagrams etc.
typescript
outline with marginal
indications
of
visual
"First outline script" dated 7 October 1963.
Correspondence
Correspondence
contract, arrangements for recording etc., May-December 1963.
producer and others at BBC re
with
programmes,
Includes
for programmes.
correspondence from colleague on electron
micrographs
Ltd.,
and
etc.
Most
payment
of
with
G. Bell
fees for original broadcast in 1964
others,
re
editions,
is
with
Sons _
American and German
the
correspondence
lectures:
contract with Bayerische
and
1964-65.
contract, negotiations with German publisher.
approaches,
Correspondence
published
translations
S.L, Dennis, a director of the firm.
&
versions of lectures,
of
Correspondence and arrangements for German version of
notes of models and material required,
Rundfunk,
repeat in 1966.
Kendrew
1966,
article
Review 1 October 1966, casting doubt on the role of DNA,
editorial comment suggesting that Kendrew shared this view;
extract from The Thread of Life was printed in support.
Correspondence and papers relating to
Saturday
and the
an
1966.
revised preface for German edition.
English
American editions,
Elusive Code of Life" by B. Commoner in
Japanese
translation,
October-December.
arrangements
for
adaptation,
Initial
and
"The
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wrote a letter in rebuttal which was published with an editorial
apology in the issue of
4 March 1967.
Transcription into Braille, Hungarian, Danish/Norwegian,
LO 67a
Polish translations, preface for Japanese translation, paperback
LLents:
1968.
Polish, Russian, Spanish translations.
W705 2971.
Letters
producers, but almost all with replies from Kendrew.
of TV lectures,
viewers
a few answered
from
by
BBC
3 folders.
Letters from readers of published book,
1967,
1968,
1970,
1977.
On the occasion of the lecture,
"Information and Conformation in Biology".
Reviews, mainly of German version of book.
pp.i-xvi are the concluding section.
This was the Herbert Spencer Lecture 1965-66, given in Oxford 17
November 1965.
Kendrew used a
fully-written text for the opening and closing sections but left
the centre portion in note form to be accompanied by slides.
He
did
to
asked
contribute a paper to a Festschrift for L.C. Pauling and offered
This was accepted, the incomplete
the Herbert Spencer Lecture.
portion of the text being written up by the editors and
revised
by
in
under the same
A volume dedicated
Structural Chemistry and Molecular Biology:
to Linus Pauling by his students,colleagues and friends
A.
Rich and N. Davidson, W.H. Freeman & Company, 1968.
Manuscript
corrections, indications of slides etc.
section timed at
additions,
Pp.1-11 are the opening
pp.12-17 are notes for the slides,
the writing-up,
but in 1966
was
lecture as
with
manuscript
not
complete
title,
appeared
Kendrew.
The
paper,
ed.
of
given,
13 minutes,
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Liat
Proofs
for
corrections
editors from the lecture text.
Pauling
and
additions
Festschrift
contribution
with
by Kendrew to version
extensive
by
prepared
Offprint of published paper.
Correspondence
University:
for delivery of text for deposit in Bodleian Library.
Oxford
invitation to give lecture, arrangements, requests
colleagues
1964-67
with
with
and
Correspondence 1966-68 with editors of Pauling Festschrift about
Kendrew’s contribution.
Later correspondence 1970 on lecture.
Manuscript draft,
"Sunday Times 9.1.66", written in reply to "Men or Molecules?
Tilt at Molecular Biology" by F. Macfarlane Burnet.
for letter or article,
with manuscript
note
A
to
a
1966.
See also
ed.
Columbia
Molecular
Structure
Columbia
on _
Sciences",
Symposium
at
and
Biological
S. Devons by
contribution
correspondence.
Transcript
L.148.
of lecture as delivered,
Correspondence,
Lecture
The lecture was not published.
Function",
the
9
The Symposium papers were published under the title
ePhysics,,
Kendrew's
"Relationship between the Biological and Physical
May
Biology and the physical sciences
Ue Pee da 9697,
1967 (published January 1968), with brief correspondence.
"The human being - subject of scientific research".
draft
a contribution to Romanian newspaper
on "Cell function at the molecular
for Kendrew’s
level",
See L.148 for text of lecture.
Manuscript
July
Crookshank
1967.
May
of
lecture,
Scanteia,
notice
of
Correspondence
International
"Polypeptide
LOGY.
not published.
A
Programme
of
Philosophical
November 1969.
at
also spoke.
the
See L.148 for two versions of lecture.
events
and
brief
correspondence
re
Society
Sesquicentenary
celebrations
Kendrew spoke on "Three-dimensional
Cambridge
October-
molecules"
Perutz
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350
L. 58
Correspondence,
notice of lectures for Kendrew’s course of Fred
J. Robbins Lectures, Pomona College, Claremont, California 22-27
February 1968.
The lectures were not published.
in
Included
Kendrew to give the lectures.
occasion.
folder
is earlier
See L.148 for notes for lectures.
correspondence
1962
He was unable to accept on
inviting
that
Correspondence
biological
University
for lecture.
1968
re
Kendrew’s lecture
on
"Computers
complexity"
Board of Extra-Mural Studies.
for IBM Course organised
See L.148 for
by
and
Cambridge
notes
1967-70
re
Kendrew’s
Procter
Union
of
Leather
Chemists
conformation and protein structure",
summary of the lecture is enclosed,
Lecture
Societies,
to
on
September
but the text was
8
session on molecular biology at which Crick and
See L.148 for text of lecture.
to
biology".
re
lecture
and
visit
at
Shell
held
1969,
and
subsequently
at 500th meeting of
Research
See L.148 for
Symposium on "British Biochemistry:
Correspondence
Laboratories, Sittingbourne, 19-20 November 1969.
notes for lecture.
"Some remarks on the history of molecular
contribution
Present"
December
Series 30, 1970.
See L.148 for text of lectures.
Correspondence
1:977.0;,
molecular biology research.
correspondence on lecture and on
at
exhibition
Kendrew’s
and
Past
15-17
Symposium
Draft
loan
symposium.
Biochemical
published in
Zurich,
implications
of lecture and summary,
haemoglobin
and myoglobin models
re lectures at CERN,
Includes
correspondence
Society
the
April and at
on _ social
May
of
for
of
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109
the life sciences" given at Imperial Defence College
1971 on Kendrew'’s lecture on "Developments
(later
of
Defence Studies).
See L.148
text
for
Correspondence 1970,
in
Royal
lecture.
College
of
gave
Kendrew
1972
See L.149 for notes for lecture.
a similar lecture at the Police College
in
and a little correspondence about that is
included
July
here.
Correspondence,
and
See L.148 for text of lecture.
private
notice of Fison Memorial Lecture on "The public
1971.
faces of science" at Guy's Hospital 8
June
on
anniversary
Correspondence
25th
Rijswijk,
research programme of laboratory,
the celebration meeting.
first J.A.
of
29 November 1972.
Medisch
Biologisch
Cohen Memorial Lecture given
on
TNO,
Includes material on personnel and
be discussed at
Laboratorium
which were to
See L.149 for notes for lecture.
with
Correspondence
anniversary celebrations.
special
at
draft of preface.
jubilee issue and also attended and spoke at
1972.
to mark the occasion 21
40th
Kendrew contributed a preface for the
meeting
Includes
See L.149 for notes for speech.
Natuur en Techniek
December
Utrecht
about
its
a
at
of
1/pp.
given
draft,
General
message
European
Assembly,
greeting
the genie and the bottle?";
first ESF Annual
Science
heavily corrected manuscript and typescript
Very
See L.149 for published text.
"Recombinant DNA -
4th
Lecture,
Foundation, November 1977.
Brief
collection for G.N. Ramachandran, December 1982.
Developing Countries (COSTED), March 1985.
Introductory message for Science, Technology and Development,
Technology
publication
ICSU's Committee on Science and
celebration
birthday
a
in
60th
for
of
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L.71A
a
Communities
molecular biology today".
An "overview" by
volume of papers commissioned by the Commission
"Japanese
for
European
for
were
commissioned
molecular biology,
with that in Europe and the US.
Kendrew
of
the
proposal
Papers
from
of
to compare the status of each field in Japan
in connection with the Japanese
Program.
nine experts in
different
an international Human Frontier
Science
fields
March 1989.
Reviews of Kendrew'’s books or articles.
Shorter correspondence on lectures given by Kendrew, 1959-72.
Invitations to
lecture (declined)
1962-67.
Ug6dN7
L960:
:
:
1970-72
1974-77, 1985.
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RADIO, TELEVISION, FILMS
RADIO AND TELEVISION
BBC
1960.
with Kendrew,
repeated November 1961.
Perutz,
TV "Eye on Research".
on "Shapes of life",
Bernal, transmitted 3 May 1960 and
No.
5
J.D.
Shooting script, contract, correspondence.
1962.
BBC TV "The Prizewinners", December 1962 (contract only).
BBC Overseas service.
November 1962 (contract only).
Interview on "The structure of life"
20
French’
BBC
(contract only).
service.
Newsreel
interview,
20
December
1962
BBC Italian service.
1962 (contract only).
Interview "Londra Ultima Ora" 20 December
RAI
of
from
questions
correspondence,
#350
“April.
(contrace,
BBC Italian Programme.
Interview November 1962 (brief
Radiotelevisione Italiana.
RAI
correspondence only).
Interview (in Italian) for
BBC
Lite:
participants).
General Overseas Service "Asian Club" on "The Structure
Miscellaneous shorter correspondence on possible programmes.
1963.
Radiotelevisione Italiana, February (contract, correspondence).
participation
1964.
programme on "Brain Drain" (contract).
1963.
Molecules of Life",
Week October 1963.
"The
transmitted as part of Cambridge Television
Dawn University.
Lecture,
including statement of
German
Television.
Shorter
financial
Shooting script,
contract,
Anglia
Television
BBC
correspondence,
Interview
25
February
correspondence.
See L.147 for text
year
1963-64
(indicates
more
of lecture.
West
on:
fees
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programmes than survives in documents).
BBC
1965.
correspondence,
The programme was later abandoned.
Kendrew’s
Horizon
"The
TV
Model
Makers".
manuscript notes and
draft
Contract,
script.
TV
"Fifty years a winner",
BBC
anniversary of W.L. Bragg.
for Kendrew's contribution.
programme to
Nobel
correspondence, outlines
celebrate
Contract,
1966.
(contract, brief correspondence).
Programme
Third
BBC
"Science in
Europe"
23
January
BBC TV Horizon November;
letter only, not otherwise documented.
BBC proposed Third Programme series on technological progress.
1967.
BBC Third Programme;
invitation declined January.
Third Programme "Some aspects of modern biology" 11 January
BBC
(contract only).
Radiotelevisione
RAI
programme on "Molecular Biology", January (letter only).
Contribution
Italiana.
to
television
"The
Life
Code"
BBG
s-1V
Third
World
Service.
Horizon:
February
Programme
(contract,
Contribution
and _ strategic
BBC
correspondence).
BBC
December (contract only).
1968.
decision making, 31 May (contract, brief correspondence).
Interview on science
Other miscellaneous correspondence on possible programmes.
Miscellaneous notes of payments.
1968.
,~~talk..on
Bernal and J.B.S. Haldane, July, also published in The Listener.
BBC Radio 4 "New Worlds", 17 January (contract only).
final script, audience research report, letter of
Draft script,
thanks from Bernal.
Third Programme.
"The: Origin of
"Masters
Science"
Life!
1969.
BBC
to
of
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
L289
1970.
Anglia Television.
Invitation declined, April.
BBC External Services.
Laboratory of Molecular Biology", November.
Interview for "Centres of Research No.22
Script, brief correspondence.
LOTT
Molecular
MR, Pollock: May.
Biology,
BBC Open University Foundation Course Radio Unit 17,
with contributions by Kendrew,
on
W.L. Bragg,
Contract, script, brief correspondence.
BBG.
«IV.
Correspondence
on
"Controversy"
programme
BBC TV "Who calls the tune?",
14 February.
Transcript.
on Rothschild/Dainton Green Paper
TV
BBC
correspondence).
"The
Nobel
Prize".
Interview
April
(contract,
TV
BBC
September.
Proposed
documentary
on
biology;
correspondence
1975-77
(contract,
1974.
only).
Interview
October
Radio Scotland.
Overseas Regional Service.
BBG
brief correspondence).
"The British Association",
BBC Radio Three "Scientifically Speaking", June (contract
discussion on
BBC
relationship between science and society, September (on occasion
of meeting of BAAS under Kendrew's Presidency) (contract only).
(contract, correspondence).
Miscellaneous correspondence on proposed programmes 1975,
Interview
for
"Science
at
BBC
TV
"The
Secret War".
1976.
Sea
"
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Shell ‘Pitm Unit.
Correspondence 1960-63 on film on myoglobin.
Central Office of Information.
Correspondence 1961-63 on film on structure of proteins.
National Film Board of Canada.
Correspondence,
and
Revolution in biology", 1966-67.
synthesis",
protein
contract as consultant, script for film on "DNA
"The
outline for follow-up
film
on
Anvil Films (for Educational Foundation for Visual Aids).
Correspondence 1967-68 on film "Molecules and life".
Brief correspondence 1974 on film on myoglobin.
NCUAGS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
CORRESPONDENCE WITH PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS
Academic Press Inc.
LOST 53:
contribution to The Proteins (1954).
Contract,
letter
from
W.T. Astbury,
for Kendrew's
Contract,
1952-58.
collaborative
Chemistry U2 C1957):
correspondence
with colleagues
etc.
for
paper with F.H.C. Grick for
Advances in Protein
1960-61.
revised
Chemistry.
On proposed collaborative contributions with Perutz to
edition
of The Proteins and to Advances in
Protein
Press
on
Section
M
with
Academic
Journal of
On
various
1958-66.
Includes
correspondence 1966 with J.T. Edsall urging Kendrew to publish a
full
in Protein Chemistry.
account of his work on myoglobin,
preferably in Advances
publishing
projects.
Annual Reviews Inc.
for correspondence etc.
See
Molecular Biology.
1954-56.
of Biochemistry, 26,
collaborative paper with Perutz for Annual Review
See L.129.
L968.
proposed by D.C. Phillips and F.M. Richards.
Atlas of Protein Structures
Correspondence,
on publication
comments etc.
19704715.
1957.
On
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
W.A. Benjamin & Company
1962-65.
Proposed "Lecture note and monograph series".
Biopolymers
1962-64.
reports on journal etc.
Invitation
to
serve on
Editorial
Advisory
Board,
Blackwells Scientific Publications
bo6a. 172.
Cambridge University Press
1958,
1963.
Requests for Kendrew to write book.
1968-74.
Brief
correspondence only,
Current Topics in Developmental Biology
Advice and comment on various publishing projects.
1965-70.
Board of Advisory Editors.
to Vol.II published 1977.
Includes contract and draft of Kendrew’s Introduction
on Kendrew’s service
on
Encyclopaedia of Ignorance
1974-81.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Endeavour
Kendrew
(L.112)
1976
publishers ICI
had
and as
the
when
a long connection with Endeavour as
a_
a member of its Advisory Panel from
publication was transferred from
to Pergamon Press.
contributor
1965
until
original
the
1952259"
E96.
"Trace
"The
basis of evolution" (1959).
elements
chemical
Includes
in plant physiology" (1952)
drafts for three reviews by Kendrew,
published),
molecular
structure of proteins"
(1954),
(not
"The
here
Included
(declined) for Kendrew to accept editorship of ICI handbooks
engineering.
brief correspondence
invitation
on
with
1946
is
December
suggestions for contributors, comments on papers submitted.
1965 - December
Advisory
panel
1967.
meetings,
January 1968 - December 1969.
on
draft
Includes
Includes
editorial
1970 - December 1971.
draft editorial on signing of EMBL
January
EMBL, comments on papers or ideas submitted.
oS.
Agreement,
comments on papers submitted, suggestions for contributions etc.
Advice on publications.
English Universities Press
1974-76.
1963-64.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Hutchinson Educational Ltd.
1964-67.
Russell's The Scientific Outlook for a proposed series.
Advice on publications.
Includes Kendrew'’s notes on
Macmillan
Minerva
Nature
1982.
Comments on proposed dictionary of molecular biology.
1966,
1974,
J.F. Embling on EMBO history.
TO72.
Poy ls
Includes
letter
(1974)
from
the
editor
1983.
comment
There
are
also
exchanges
on
policy
matters
General correspondence,
on papers or letters submitted for
1969.
Macmillan International Textbook Project.
as
contact with possible contributors,
of his close connection with Academic Press.
Correspondence with editor and with colleagues on Nature-
Kendrew was envisaged
made
view
he
but later withdrew in
of the molecular biology series,
1958-68.
books,
etc.
J.R. Maddox
friendly terms.
including requests to review
publication
with
(Editor 1966-73 and 1980-) with whom Kendrew was on
1973.
Includes a draft letter to the Editor, on
1969-73, 1980,
J. Monod,
political
BR
Moh Perutcz.,
eIaACOD;,
F. Sanger, published in 224, 93-94, and a manuscript draft of an
unpublished
1973
number on "Science in Europe".
article by Kendrew on EMBO for special 18 May
aspects
of
AGSLWOLt =
meetings,
Kendrew,
Appointments 1966,
international
PGs Crick ;
and
by
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
New Scientist
Includes
draft
review
=A. Engstrém
by
1958-63.
Ultrastructure
correspondence
DLOVOEY. 1963 .
on
Kendrew's article "The future
of
molecular
by
Kendrew
of
“and:
J;B..binean
Biological
1958,
1967-82.
Includes copy of article on EMBL 1982.
Oxford University Press
Various
1966-72.
Protein
"The molecular basis of biology".
of
Molecules (see L.104) and Kendrew's outline for book on
publication
including
projects,
Atlas
Penguin Science News
See
1979.
1948-49.
aiso: Lat.
On Kendrew's article "The structure of proteins".
Pergamon Press Ltd.
Plenum Publishing Corporation
Comments on proposed "Comprehensive Molecular Biology".
Advance".
Comments on proposed treatise on molecular biophysics.
Political Quarterly
number
on
Proposed
special
"Politics
of
Scientific
1973.
1966.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Science Journal
1966.
Proposed article on enzymes.
Science & Technology Quarterly (published by Science Council of Singapore)
1980.
Invitation to serve on Advisory Panel.
Scientific American
1966-67.
molecular biology".
On
Kendrew's
review of "Phage and
the
origins
of
Spectator
LOPE 72.
Umschau
"EMBL
europdische
Europa",
in
DNA
On "Forschung Uber Genetische Rekombination in
EO /%
adapted
Europe" given at NAS Forum March 1977 (see N.47).
Kendrew's paper "Research on recombinant
from
Kendrew'’s revisions of article on "Haemoglobin".
1980.
interview
English in Endeavour,
corrected
and corrected proof of German version.
Service-Station",
in
80,
heavily
second corrected draft (both in English)
biologische
with Kendrew published in Umschau,
World Book Encyclopedia
Includes first draft
by Kendrew,
1963,
1965.
On
4,
1980.
1980 and
from editors and publishing houses, to write
or
molecular
reviews,
on scientific topics,
contributions to encyclopaedias
history
of
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Shorter correspondence
Requests declined,
books,
memorial
biology, EMBL etc.
articles,
volumes
1960-65.
1966-68.
1969-71.
1974-76, 1981,
1984.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
ADDENDA : LECTURES
1946-87
Lectures 1946/57
1947
1946,
ere eee
Space Group! on foetal and adult haemoglobin 15 November 1946.
X-ray study,of adult and foetal haemoglobin.
Foster Club”
6 February 1947.
Lecture to Michael
X-ray
An
read before Physiological Society Cambridge 18 January 1947.
study of foetal and adult sheep
haemoglobin.
Paper
1949
1948,
renin
Myoglobin (notes for Space Group 22 April 1948).
1949.
Myoglobin (introduction to paper to Barcroft Memorial Conference
17 June 1948).
of Physics X-ray Analysis Group], York
The
[Institute
1948.
Some recent research on proteins.
Paper to ary Club? 8 February
to
XRAG
19 November
See L.4-L.7.
structures
of some corpuscular proteins.
Paper
See L.8.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
365
Narrow-mindedness in the humanities. Paper read to Perne Society®
Peterhouse 28 November 1949.
9 SUH
boo
teendreams
Polypeptide Chains.
Paper to Hardy Club?
3 February 1950.
Paper to informal Protein Conference in Cambridge 6 July 1950.
Fourier summations on the EDSAC.
Space Group 9 November 1950.
Some crystallographic calculations with EDSAC.
Analysis Group [York] 17 November 1950.
See also C.14.
Paper to
X-ray
Talk at
July
12
Crystallographic
opening
I9SLy
See also Gil:
computations with digital computers.
conference of the Manchester Ferranti machine
Recent British work in the X-ray study of proteins.
Berkeley and Seattle August 1951.
See N.1.
Contribution to symposium on biophysics, Ann Arbor 31 July 1951.
See N.1.
See N.1.
Recent
Symposium on Protein Structure,
American Chemical Society 4 September 1951.
The structure of haemoglobin and myoglobin.
Conference, New Hampshire 28 August 1951.
studies of the structure of myoglobin.
Contribution to
75th Anniversary Meeting of the
Seminars at
Paper to the Gordon
See N.1.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
X-ray
Recent
myoglobin.
Chemistry New York 11 September 1951.
and
Paper to International Congress of Pure and Applied
crystallographic
haemoglobin
See N.1.
studies
of
Paper to protein conference at Harvard 21 September 1951.
Na,
Recent American work on collagen.
King's College London 31 October 1951.
Paper to Physics Department,
hoo
Looe
etna neeeepenmaas
The end of the world.
Talk to Perne Club 9 February 1953.
See N.3.
To the
The helix and globular proteins.
and 30 September 1953.
Talk at Seattle and Harvard 16
Pasadena
Conference
23
Report on America.
[MRC] Unit 3 November 1953.
new crystal forms of myoglobin.
The helix in biology.
Some
September 1953.
Kapitza Club® 1 December 1953.
King’s College London 8 December 1955.
density projection of
L955
1954)
coneipepeetcnpendeoahaceemtaeamibeionis
Colloquium
at
An
electron
myoglobin.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
195651957,
——._
use
The
shapes
Crystallography,
collaborative
N.4.
of X-ray single-crystal measurements to determine
of protein molecules.
Madrid
April
Paper at International Union
versions
(Several
1956.
paper with H.M. Dintzis and
P.J. Pauling).
the
of
of
See
Problems
Talk to Scientists’ Lunch Club Cambridge 26 April 1956.
the non-university research worker
in
of
Cambridge.
Phase
Group London 16 November 1956.
determinations
in myoglobin.
Paper to
X-ray
Analysis
Shape in living organisms.
Garphologists’ 30 January 1957.
structure of proteins.
The
Science and Technology 25 February 1957.
Lecture to Manchester
See L.19.
College
of
This
Space
Spoken version.
See N.6.
is
a photocopy,
Kendrew
July
(via Ld. Rothschild)
Paris protein conference
with a manuscript note by
three-dimensional map of myoglobin at low resolution.
Crystallographic studies of myoglobin.
27 July 1957.
A
Group, Cavendish Laboratory, 14 November 1957.
N.B.
"Original to Trinity College Library
ESTE,
Cambridge named after Sir Michael Foster (1836-1907).
Space Group:
Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge.
a seminar for research students and crystallographers at the
"tea club" of the Department
Michael
Foster
of
Physiology
Club:
the
NCUAGS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
368
Acy Club:
Cambridge.
a society for theoretical physics at the Cavendish
Laboratory
Perne
Cambridge.
Society:
an
undergraduate
science society
at
Peterhouse
Hardy Club:
molecular
See R.15.
a society founded in Cambridge May 1949 for biophysicists and
(1864-1934).
biologists and named after Sir William Bate Hardy
Kapitza Club:
the Russian physicist P.L. Kapitza who studied and taught there 1923-32.
a society founded at the Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge by
Carphologists:
a membership divided between medics and biologists.
a Cambridge University society founded by F.G. Young, with
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
L.146
Lectures 1958/60
1958
of
structure
The
Chemistry
Lake
Oxford 9 June, King's College London 3 July.
Study Group Bethesda 15 January 1958.
24,
Rockefeller Institute,
To Biophysics
myoglobin.
City,
Yale
and
Also at
Biophysical
Salt
31 January,
28,
Three-dimensional map of myoglobin at low
at.
February and Institute of Physics 17 March.
22° January 1958.
“Tech...
Cal.
Seminar
Also at Brooklyn Polytechnic
resolution.
See N./7.
Three-dimensional representation of myoglobin at low resolution.
Harvard 14 January 1958.
of
a
protein
IVth
Congress
Friday
Evening
Lecture
at
Study
structure
of
proteins.
molecule.
structure
architecture
Biochemistry
of myoglobin.
The
Vienna 1 September 1958.
The
Discourse at the Royal Institution 21 May 1958.
Three-dimensional
Program in Biophysical Sciences Boulder Colorado 23 July 1958.
1959.
3D
Club
Cambridge 20 November 1958 and to Zoology Laboratory 13 February
Architecture of Proteins.
Chemical Society 18 November 1958.
Lecture to Imperial College [London]
myoglobin.
structure
[Michael]
Talk to
Foster
of
of
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
1959
Lecture
Gothenburg 10 January 1959.
at
SIK [Svenska Institutet fSr
Konserveringforskning ]
See N.8.
on
proteins.
Kingston
Technical
See L.16.
X-ray
College 17 February 1959.
diffraction
studies
X-ray
myoglobin.
studies
on
a crystalline
protein:
the
structure
of
MIT Crystallography Colloquium 8 April 1959.
Physical methods in biochemistry - X-ray diffraction (with
Low)...
Atlantic Gity 15 April 1959.
B.W.
3-dimensional structure of a protein
The
Conference of the British Computer Society,
1959. «= See N.IL,
-
myoglobin.
Cambridge,
First
24 June
14 October 1960.
[for
19
structure of myoglobin,
The
November 1959.
Cytology and Cell Physiology 16,
Lecture to the
Physics
Keele, 13 October
lectures on protein structure to Part 2 Zoology Class
Two
J.W.S. Pringle, Cambridge].
October 1959, also 12,
Biophysics and molecular architecture.
Society at University of North Staffordshire,
£959°
University Chemical Society 29 January 1960.
Biochemical Tea Club [Cambridge] 4
The structure of myoglobin.
The Chemical Society and Cambridge
1960
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
SE
2-R Fourier of myoglobin.
February 1960.
Space Group, Cavendish Laboratory 18
of
Structure
February 1960.
myoglobin.
Colloquium at Royal
Institution
29
Structure
University
Natural Sciences Club.
Bristol
myoglobin.
of
of
Lecture
to
biological
4 March 1960,
and
University
colloquium,
College
SO ELUCEULE’.
PrOLCLIE
of
Variation in Micro-organisms" Hammersmith Hospital, 22 July 1960
and 20 July 1962.
to course on
"Enzymic
Lecture
Basis
Structure
"Biological
1960.
of
globular proteins.
IUB/IUBS Joint Symposium
Structure
and Function",
Stockholm
12
on
September
Evening discourse at’
May
Harrogate 20
the
and
structure of globular proteins.
The
International
Nylon Spinners Ltd. Pontypool 27 May 1960.
Textile Conference,
Wool
for
Molecular
Laboratory
Lecture at the
See L.19, N.12.
Gordon A. Alles
3 November 1960,
X-ray
analysis and the structures of myoglobin and haemoglobin.
Lecture to Part 2 biochemists [Cambridge] 1 December 1960 and 22
dedication
The structure of globular proteins.
Biology,
of
the
Caltech,
also at British Postgraduate Medical
Federation London 17 November 1960 and Cambridge Medical Society
14 February 1961.
November 1962.
NCUAGS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
L.147
Lectures 1961/1963
(N.B. last entry dated 2 January 1964)
1961
Denver
5
February 1961 (26pp.
series.
2-hour
seminars,
Denver
Medical
School
of text, notes and diagrams).
protein structure.
Globular
Biology Colloquium,
Courtaulds Coventry May, University of Illinois June.
Harvard
Rockefeller Institute March,
Philadelphia,
Medical
School,
Denver
Harvard
March.
Series.
12 lectures for Biophysics PhD Course Harvard
(34pp.
and diagrams, and lp. draft examination questions).
of timetable for both Harvard and Denver
series,
notes
See N.13.
27
June
the
See C€.128.
See C.128, N.14.
Symposium on poly-a-amino-acids
and Pontifical Academy of Science
Rome
a physical solution of a biological
Clarendon Laboratory Oxford 24 November.
Gordon Conference New
25
The structure of myoglobin:
problem.
Structure of globular proteins.
Madison 22 June.
Structures of myoglobin and haemoglobin.
Hampshire
October.
11 December (with letter of invitation).
protein
Korkes Memorial Lecture Duke University N. Carolina
Determination
myoglobin.
structure
of
of
the
complete
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
1962
Molecular
Nottingham University 15 February.
biology:
a
new approach in
biology.
Lecture
at
Protein crystallography.
work of the Unit 20 March.
General talk to MRC Laboratory on the
Structure
Tallahassee 1 June.
of
myoglobin.
Lecture
to University
of
Florida,
Side-chain
lecture 5 June.
interactions
in
proteins.
Brookhaven
Symposium
Structure
St. Louis, Indianapolis,
66. PE
FA June:
of myoglobin and side-chain interactions.
San Francisco Medical Center,
Given
at
Eugene,
Laboratory,
See N.15.
Arden
of
Health
House
9
5
November
developments
Measurement
and
Recent
Conference,
November.
Second International Congress
in
Automation
Techniques
in the myoglobin structure.
and National Institutes
X-ray work in protein chemistry.
of
Chemistry, Basel 19 October.
Cambridge, 2 May.
Protein structure and protein synthesis.
and nucleic acids in biology.
Natural Science Club
Proteins
February.
Lecture at Harwell
20
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
374
Myoglobin
Lebanon, 3 June.
and the structure of protein.
Sigma Xi Club
Beirut
Molecular
Institute 11 June and Naples 22 June.
of myoglobin
structure
and
haemoglobin.
Weizmann
See N.17.
Concluding remarks.
Weizmann Conference June.
See C.128, N.17.
The molecules of life.
and diagrams for recording broadcast in October.)
ITV "Dawn University" 23 July.
See L.81.
(Text
Recent advances in the structures of myoglobin and
Munich 23 October.
haemoglobin.
Friday Evening Discourse with MFP [Perutz],
November.
Royal Institution 1
Notes
in
Talk
Institute
of
Physics
X-ray
analysis
of
myoglobin.
Postgraduate course
Molecules of life.
analysis and protein structure.
Sixth forms, Clifton College 16 November.
X-ray
Analysis Group London 15 November.
on the organisation of defence research in the UK.
X-ray
biochemistry 21 November.
to Swedish Chiefs of Staff, Stockholm 2 January 1964.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
L.148
Lectures 1964-71
1964
structure,
Protein
Lecture to Thomas
Young Club’, Emmanuel College Cambridge 22 January, also on tour
of Holland at Leiden, Delft, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Groningen 10-14
February.
synthesis and function.
See C.128.
Protein structure.
Shell Laboratories Amsterdam 17 February.
Forces
the
Gesellschaft Berlin 9 May.
stabilising
structure
Of “2 proteins,
Biology in the modern world.
Rotary Club Cambridge 28 April.
Savio:
University Lecture,
Cambridge
Recent
June.
See N.18.
Nobel
meeting,
Lindau
25
work on protein structure.
proposed European Institute for Molecular Biology.
Molecular biology, past present and future.
Leeds 15 October.
The
[Society for Visiting Scientists] Discussion meeting 3 June.
Talk at Board of Trade 26 November.
International Laboratories.
21 October.
Scientists’ Lunch Club,
Molecular biology.
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
1965
Molecular
Establishment] Aldermaston 20 January.
biology.
Lecture
at AWRE [Atomic Weapons
Research
genetic
determination
of
Lecture
in Genetics,
The
University
February.
protein
function.
University College
Special
3
London
Myoglobin ligands.
British Biophysical Society 8 April.
Problems
prediction of protein
Conformation Workshop, Bethesda 24 June.
in the
conformation.
Protein
See C.128, N.19.
X-ray diffraction studies of globular proteins.
Conference New Hampshire 2 July.
See €.128, N.20.
Gordon Protein
1966
Belfast,
22
survey
of
the
role
macromolecules.
in
British
of
molecular
models
Molecular
February.
Introductory
elucidating
Biophysical Society London 20 December.
of biological
structure
See L.55
Columbia
Symposium on the Relationship between the Biological
Physics,
University
and Physical Sciences 9 May.
Chemical interactions and protein structure,
Brookhaven, Columbia 10,
molecular structure and biological function.
Hans Sloane Memorial Lecture
biology.
See J.2.
13 May.
See N.22.
Helsinki 24 March,
NCUACS 11/4/89
J.C. Kendrew
Symmetry
at
International Congress of Biophysics Vienna 5 September.
biological systems.
Opening
remarks
in
Se
Second
to
Talk
October,
N.23-N.25.
Biophysics
and Biochemistry Institute Shanghai 15
Institute and Physics Institute
October.
Peking
6
See
Impressions
Tawney Group Cambridge”
Chinese Understanding Cambridge 28 November.
24 November
the
of
proletarian cultural revolution.
Talk to
Anglo-
and to Society
for
See N.23-N.25.
China,
November 1966.
science
and
Chairman Mao.
Talk to MRC
Laboratory
3
See N.23-N.25.
1967
See N.26.
See L.56.
proteins.
The new biology.
Eton Medical Society 17 February.
analysis and the chemical reactions of
The Crookshan
and to Stokes Society
X-ray
Technical High School,
March.
Delft
Wageningen and Nijmegen Universities 6-8
Cell function at the molecular level.
Faculty of Radiologists 19 May,
20 November.
May 1969).
Pomona
Some
February.
College.
See L.58 (also at Madrid 28 March, Heidelberg 30 April, Munich 2
Evening lecture of the Robbins Lectures 22
Lecture,
Cambridge
chapters
in
the history of
molecular
biology.
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The Robbins Lectures.
(18pp.
correspondence.)
notes
and
See L.58.
Pomona College 22,
diagrams,
also
23,
26,
photographs,
378
2/7 February.
and
notice
Problems
New York 10 May.
See N.28.
of sequence and conformation in
proteins.
Rochester
Computers
course 23 July.
See L.59.
and biological complexity.
Lecture to Cambridge IBM
Recent work on conformation of polypeptides.
Symposium papers of Scheraga,
Ramachandran,
See €C.128, N.29.
Summary of
Nobel
Liquori 29 August.
Seminar:
lst
University 16 October.
Sequence
and conformation of
proteins.
Tokyo
See N.27.
2nd Seminar:
22 October.
Conformational change and protein function.
Tokyo
See N.27.
the
See
Lecture:
Methods
of
analysis and some
new
techniques.
Tokyo 24 October.
3rd Seminar:
See N.27.
Tokyo University 16 October.
Some crystallographic problems.
X-ray crystallography and its application to
2nd
Tokyo University 17 October.
lst Lecture:
study of protein structure.
Ne? 7:
See N.27.
Lecture:
4th
University 24 October.
Lecture:
3rd_
Tokyo University 23 October.
X-ray analysis as
a tool in
protein
architecture.
Public
November.
protein
chemistry.
Tokyo 22 October,
The New Biology.
Principles
of
See N.27.
See N.27.
See N.27.
Lecture:
Tokyo
Osaka 3
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1969
X-ray analysis and the chemical reactions of proteins.
Chemistry Department [Cambridge] 21 February.
Physical
Conformation of haemoglobin.
Barcelona 25 March.
See N.30.
Some chapters in the history of molecular biology.
March.
See N.30.
Madrid
28
Molecular
Munich 2 May.
See N.31.
biology -
a little history.
Heidelberg
30
April,
Amino-acid
Leopoldina Academy, Halle, DDR 6 May.
sequence as the determinant of protein conformation.
Polypeptide
Lecture,
London 8 September (2 versions).
International
Union
conformation and protein
of Leather
See L.60.
Chemists
9th
Procter
Societies,
See N.31.
structure.
the
Society
Biology
and
EMBO.
See L.61.
Lecture
at
See L.62.
Sittingbourne
Cambridge Philosophical
Three-dimensional
Sesquicentenary 28 October.
molecules.
Molecular
Laboratories of Shell 19 November.
See L.64.
Some thoughts on the history of molecular biology.
Society London 500th meeting 15 December.
The molecular approach to biology:
CERN 8 April.
achievements and prospects.
Biochemical
See L.63.
1970
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3-dimensional
biology.
structure
and
the
development
Chemical Society Zurich 13 May.
of
See L.64.
380
molecular
The molecular approach to biology:
Brookhaven 19 May.
achievements and prospects.
Developments
June 1970 and 1971,
BOP2
L 65.
Seer
in the life sciences.
Imperial Defence College 9
repeated at Police College Bramshill 6 July
Amino-acid sequences as the determinant of protein conformation.
International
August.
See N.35.
Congress of Physiology Brasov Romania 11
LOPE
achievements
science.
See L.66.
Fison
Memorial
Rio de Janeiro
sSee-N, 38.
Ni 39.
in molecular biology.
Sao Paulo 2 September,
Recent
August,
1972.
public and the private faces of
The
Lecture, Guy’s Hospital 8 June.
30
Siemens Stiftung Munich 6 March
George Stokes (1819-1903).
Tawney
evacuated
World War and became an Honorary Fellow in 1946.
was
with the London School of Economics to Peterhouse in the Second
society named after
a scientific society at Pembroke College named after Sir
Thomas
Young (1773-1829).
Young Club:
a society at Emmanuel College,
R.H. Tawney
who
named
after
Thomas
Group:
a
Peterhouse
Stokes Society:
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L.149
Lectures 1972-87
J.D. Bernal
(Kendrew's tribute to the Memorial meeting for Bernal.
programme).
“screntict.
Birkbeck
See 0.2
College
as
a
24
January
Includes
Developments in the life sciences.
July.
See L.65.
Police College Bramshill
7
Support
King's College Cambridge 1 November.
of science by the state.
"Science in Society"
Group,
J.A. Cohen Memorial Lecture.
Rijswijk 29 November.
See L.67.
in
science.
40th
of
and
British
See L.68.
prospects.
Natuur en
Biophysical
- retrospect
anniversary
Biophysics
Society 20 December.
Communication
Techniek Delft 21 December.
There are no entries for 1973.
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1974
Biology
at
Association
March.
molecular
the
Young Scientists] 27 February,
level.
Leicester
BAYS
Canterbury
[British
6
BAYS
The DESY outstation of EMBL.
Hamburg 19 June.
opportunities and challenges in European
New
Science Fair 2 July.
biology.
London
Education for change.
at Section X
[British Association Annual Meeting Stirling] 5 September.
Introductory remarks
B.A.
Introduction
molecules".
to Symposium on "Biological variations - genes and
B.A. Stirling 4 September.
LOPS
1976-79
birthday
a
la
Recherche
[Délégation
Générale
et
EMBL and its programs.
Scientifique
DGRST
Technique] Symposium Paris 13 November.
See N.44.
January,
Scientists
60th
N.45.
Aharon [in error for Ephraim]
symposium Jerusalem/Rehovoth
European
laboratory.
co-operation
Ebel's
in molecular biology
and
Katzir
See
and defence.
laboratory
Strasbourg
16 May 1976.
European
the
27
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Laboratoire
Martinsried 22 November 1977.
biophysique
de
moléculaire
Orléans
18
May,
See N.49.
Remarks on EMBL to MRC Cell Board 11 May 1977.
the genie and the bottle?
Recombinant DNA:
Science Foundation] Lecture 1 November 1977.
First ESF [European
See L.69.
Transcript
Golden
November 1977.
Jubilee
of speech by Sir John Kendrew on the occasion of the
5
[Clifton
College]
Science
School
the
of
Evolution
University College Galway 10 May and Delhi 19 December 1979.
the recombining of genes in nature and
and
by
man.
1980s
the
his
European
Biology
fOr
(and
Molecular
Laboratory.
biologist.
temptations
8
Discourse to Royal Irish Academy Dublin
The academic profession and genetical engineering:
of
June 1981.
The
Takk
Internationale Rundfunk-Universitdt via Hessische Rundfunk
spoken in German translation by another voice) 26 June 1980.
Stockholm 24 September 1987.
For A. Engstrém on
International
biophysics.
retirement
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SECTION M
JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
FOUNDING PAPERS
MOY M2
Correspondence and papers 1957-59
CORRESPONDENCE WITH EDITORS AND AUTHORS
Correspondence and papers 1958-88
M.29-M.31
M.32-M.37
M.20-M. 28
Editorial correspondence 1959-87
CORRESPONDENCE WITH ACADEMIC PRESS
General publication enquiries 1959-85
Personal correspondence 1958-88
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INTRODUCTION
In
June 1957 Kendrew was asked by K. Jacoby,
then Vice-President of
Academic Press Inc. New York, to undertake the editorship of
a new journal; the
first provisional title was Journal of Molecular Biophysics but by August
1957
this
had been changed to Journal of Molecular Biology,
which it has remained.
On
receipt of the invitation Kendrew canvassed colleagues on both sides of the
Atlantic
for their views on the necessity and scope of such a
publication
in
order
to
assure
himself of firm professional support,
as
well
as_
seeking
agreement from his college
and from the Medical Research Council to his taking
on
the
additional responsibility.
By March 1958 a
distinguished
Editorial
Board had been formed,
consisting of P. Doty, A.F. Huxley, R.L. Sinsheimer and
M.F.H. Wilkins,
with
Kendrew
as Editor-in-Chief;
an Advisory Board
was
in
process
of formation with a letter of intent sent to leading scientists in the
field.
Meanwhile,
Kendrew
characteristically
involved
himself
with
the
practicalities of publication,
and such matters as format,
layout,
typeface,
These
was
1974,
After
some
delays,
the
journal
the
leading
printing
conventions,
length
with
policy
took
place
initial difficulties,
mainly attributable
to
printing
The peak year of production
publication in its field,
of concern to editors and publishers
soon fulfilled all expectations and became
"founding papers" are preserved at M.1, M.2.
after which the numbers of papers submitted,
cover design and colour were discussed at
so much so that by 1964 its size had become a matter
somewhat declined until a re-organisation and decentralisation of its editorial
Academic Press before Volume I No.1 of the journal appeared in May 1959.
September 1987 Brenner was sole Editor-in-Chief.
Editor-in-Chief from the initiation of the journal
many of the distinguished editors on the
1 April 1961
when S. Brenner was appointed Assistant
expansion
and
subsequent changes of the journal
and of subscriptions,
sequence at M.3-M.19.
The
membership
of
the
Brenner were joint
is
included
in
the
Kendrew
was sole
Editors-in-Chief
been drawn from
board
had
always
1985
Kendrew
and
Correspondence
with
in 1979-80 (M.13,
M.14,
«journal ~: was.
international
early
stages,
leaders
in _
the
greatly:
-respected.
Editor.
Brom.
research’
topics,
editorial
relevant
until
January
and
from
i
1
(M.8-M.10).
M.25).
and.)
the
rapid
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Material
relating to Academic Press is
of several kinds.
Rhee
t Lest
contacts were with its American Vice-President,
K. Jacoby, and with C.M. Hutt,
the Director of the UK office opened in 1959;
in later years other directors,
principally R.A. Farrand,
Hutt'’s successor in the London office, were involved
with
the
affairs of the journal.
In 1969 Academic Press
Inc.
merged
with
Harcourt Brace, which from 1973 added the name of its President W. Jovanovitch.
During
the
1980s Harcourt Brace Jovanovitch took a more active
hand
in
the
running
of
its
London office,
with very considerable consequences
for
the
personnel
and
policy of Academic Press;
some of these can be
seen
in
the
sequence at M.20-M.28.
In June 1968 Kendrew himself had been invited to become
a director of the firm at
a nominal annual fee of £50,
and he remained so until
March 1988 when he was removed from the Board following a shareholders meeting.
In
his capacity as editor and director he often advised on various publication
projects
(M.29-M.31, see also L.102).
It
should
be
noted
that the
Journal
of
Molecular
Biology
was
launched,
and
continued
to be edited,
from Peterhouse Cambridge until
1975
and
office
premises
in
when
Kendrew
ceased
to be
a Fellow of the college
Cambridge were obtained.
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FOUNDING PAPERS
June
1957
- March 1958,
K. Jacoby
Correspondence
desirability
(Academic Press) but mainly with colleagues on the
Kendrew's
of
new
by
appointment,
Peterhouse and (reluctantly) by H. Himsworth of Medical Research
1958 to
Council.
proposed
of
new
journal and inviting support.
28 March
explaining genesis
to Kendrew’s acceptance of editorship
members of Advisory Board
Kendrew’s draft letter of
journal,
consent
negotiations
and
terms
of
some
with
a
Includes
Correspondence
Press
typeface, specimen pages, publication arrangements.
and printers on publication of
papers May 1958 - April 1959 with
journal:
and
cover
Academic
design,
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CORRES PONDENCE
WITH EDITORS AND AUTHORS
members
a sequence from June 1958 to May 1988.
The material is
It deals
with all aspects of editorial policy and academic content of the
journal, and includes Kendrew’s circular letters and information
to
or
re-
rotation
of
Some
organisation
in
correspondence
general
the
journal.
included,
concerns the scientific content
membership of Editorial or
in
response to changing requirements
of the Editorial and Advisory
Academic Press is also
Boards,
Advisory
sequence
changes
Boards,
but
of
with
etc.
the
June 1958-1959.
Complaints
1960-63.
American Editors),
of
of
from
contributions, statistics, fees, appointment
publication delays
(especially
S. Brenner as Assistant Editor, changes in Editorial Board.
1964-65.
journal, editorial workload and fees.
New appointments to Editorial Board,
rapid growth of
1964.
was required.
Advisory Board:
invitations to join declined or
membership and changes 1959, 1962,
on rapid growth of the journal and what
Correspondence
if any,
February 1965
1965-66.
Membership of Editorial Board:
deferred 1964-73.
Biophysica Acta (BBA).
Similar
information
policy
growth,
replies received and opinions expressed,
from
and
editorial
its
of
and memoranda received
Biochimica et
action,
of
and their replies,
and future of the journal especially in relation to
1966.
to members of Editorial
Includes Kendrew's circular letter
to members of Advisory Board,
similar problems faced
circulars,
Board
material
sent
Includes Kendrew’s
E.C. Slater
Kendrew’s
analyses
graphs
and
their
replies.
on
by
on
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389
M.10
Correspondence 1967 on discontinuance of the Advisory Board (one
of the policy measures agreed by Editorial Board in 1966).
1967-68.
General editorial correspondence.
£970.
format.
Mainly
with P. Berg on journal size and
possible
new
September 1980.
Correspondence,
memoranda,
notes,
graphs,
replies
re-organisation
aim
up publication time and rationalising presentation
of editorial system with the
circular
letter
and
-
1979
discussion
proposed
speeding
papers
Press).
(see
M.25
for
related
correspondence
with
drafts,
on
of
of
Academic
correspondence,
Continuing
of
journal, mainly relating to editorial announcement of new system
for the journal's "21st birthday" in 1980,
and new arrangements
for editors.
on re-organisation
drafts etc.
General
authors
1982-84.
1984-85.
and strains.
on
Includes
to
Correspondence on Protein Data Bank.
circular and graph April 1983 of manuscripts sent
Correspondence on availability of biological materials
1981-83.
papers submitted, appointments to Editorial Board etc.
Kendrew’s
the journal annually 1958-82.
correspondence with editors and
Correspondence and papers on manuscripts rejected or disputed.
1984-85.
authors.
Includes letter from M.F. Perutz 12 November 1984 describing his
new
(for
accelerated publication).
discoveries on haemoglobin structure and ion channels
correspondence
General
with
editors
and
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CORRESPONDENCE WITH ACADEMIC PRESS
Editorial correspondence
deals
sequence
This
with
publication of the journal:
printing
changes in format or typeface;
binding;
or.
commercial
the
the
changes, delays or deficiencies in
circulation;
aspects
rates
and
of
subscription
policy and appointments.
Correspondents
include scientific colleagues.
are mainly directors of the firm,
but may
also
May 1959-61.
Early printing difficulties.
1962-63.
birthday.
Includes
message from Kendrew for K. Jacoby'’s
70th
Office
LoS.
1964-68.
Expansion of journal and Editorial Board.
Technical
LOL 75g tS:
for Scientific and
Mainly on office staff.
Includes minutes of
by
LIGU,
convened
(OSTI)
January 1969.
a meeting on the Deposition of Data
Information
following talks by Kendrew and H.T. Hookway and held 29
Harcourt Brace Jovanovitch.
1979-80,
new
Biology and Medicine).
Printing delays; re-organisation of journal; proposed
Molecular
Molecular
other information
Includes
Medical
Biology
on
changes
at
press
and
Journal
of
1981-82.
(later
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M.28
of
format
Changes
1984-87.
S. Brenner as joint Editor-in-Chief from 1 January 1985,
subscription increases, honoraria.
Academic Press meetings
journal.
of
costs,
Also included are minutes of
to the
referring specifically
appointment
frequency,
1984-87
and
General publication enquiries 1959-85
Enquiries
journals, translations etc.
and
advice on various
See also L.102.
publishing
projects,
books,
1959-64.
1965-69.
1970-74, 1985.
and
(with
contract
Editorship
Personal correspondence 1958-88
Negotiations
terms of original
1958-59.
K. Jacoby).
Miscellaneous modifications in remuneration and travel
1970-76.
expenses, terms of agreement (with C.M. Hutt).
editorship.
Prolongation and termination of contract,
changes in
1984-88.
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Directorship of Academic Press
1968-70.
Medical
World Inc.
(1969).
consent from
&
Brace
Invitation
to join Board of Directors,
Research Council,
negotiations with Harcourt
1988.
Notification of removal from Board.
Fees and expenses
1970-87.
1958-66,
correspondence,
remuneration from Academic Press.
on editorial fees,
Miscellaneous
documentation,
and a little
travel expenses and similar
Royalties
1953-69.
publications by Kendrew published by Academic Press.
EOS - Ee eOn.
Miscellaneous royalty statements and notifications for
See also
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SECTION N
VISITS AND CONFERENCES
1951-86
INTRODUCTION
The
chronological sequence at N.1-N.60 gives only a partial
picture
of
Kendrew’s actual attendance at conferences and meetings and the concomitant
travel.
A
high
proportion of his activities entailed
frequent
travel
and
references
to
such
will
be found
passim
throughout
the
collection;
as
examples,
one
could
cite the regular meetings of EMBO,
EMBC and
ICSU,
the
official visits with the Council for Scientific Policy, and the meetings of the
many international organisations or societies with which Kendrew was
connected
in a personal or representative capacity.
A
separate sequence at N.61-N.71 comprises the numerous
invitations
1961-86 which Kendrew was unable to accept.
While some of these are relatively
summary,
others,
especially
in
the
1960s,
involve
major
invitations
to
Material
of
the
in
of
both
undertake lecture tours or courses or accept Visiting Professorships.
In later
The
notebook
at
©C.128,
conferences
late _
stage,
The
notebooks at L.145-L.149,
contains
much supplementary material on conferences attended
by
Kendrew,
added to the collection at
a
correspondence to which it sometimes gives rise.
only to find himself obliged to cancel at a late stage.
these kinds is
of interest because of its extent and because
particular those referred to at N.14, N.17, N.19, N.20, N.29.
years, Kendrew often accepted invitations to attend, speak or chair sessions at
interest not only in preserving the texts of lectures or talks given by Kendrew
at conferences but in adding to the tally of meetings which he attended.
also a late addition,
are of special
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North America 1951.
was
major trip,
This
a
laboratories,
and
America (Ann Arbor,
Hampshire,
L.145 for texts or notes for the lectures.
York and the East Coast)
California,
conferences
and
across
Seattle, Gordon Conference New
See
July-September.
locations
the giving of lectures at
including visits to
New
includes
Folder
lecturing programme but is mainly concerned with his
to an OEEC mission to the US Chemical Congress,
Chemists International Project (Yochinproj).
some details of Kendrew's travel schedule
and
nomination
and the Younger
Gordon
LOSS.
Conference on Proteins and Nucleic Acids,
23-28
August
Group
correspondence.
photograph
(with
key),
list . of.
participants,
brief
Conference
on
September 1953.
Configuration of Polypeptide
Chains,
Pasadena,
Includes invitation (from L. Pauling), travel arrangements, list
of participants, correspondence re notice of conference prepared
by Kendrew and published in Nature, 173, 1954.
2-7
L.145
of
1956.
Madrid,
research
with
Symposium,
List of participants, programme.
for Kendrew's paper on collaborative
See L.145 for notes for Kendrew's lecture.
See
H.M. Dintzis and P.J. Pauling.
International Union of Crystallography
April 1956.
See L.145 for spoken version in English of Kendrew’s contribution.
Institute
"Biological Structures and Computational Models",
November
myoglobin".
Colloque sur la Structure des Protéines, Paris,
Kendrew spoke on "Crystallographic studies on myoglobin".
Correspondence, programme, list of participants, abstracts.
on
London, 16-17
in
25-29 July 1957.
Programme only.
determinations
Conference
Physics
X-ray
Analysis
Kendrew
spoke
on
"Phase
Group
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Institute
March 1958.
of Physics X-ray Analysis Group meeting,
London,
W.L. Bragg and Kendrew presented papers.
Notice of meeting, brief correspondence only.
See L.146 for notes for lecture.
Visit
Uppsala, Stockholm and Gothenburg, 8-10 January 1959.
at invitation of A. Engstrém,
to Sweden,
to lecture
Correspondence September 1958 - January 1959.
See L.146 for notes for lecture at Gothenburg.
International
IUPAP
Contributions of Physics to Biology",
Kendrew was on organising committee.
Biophysics
Programme, list of participants.
Conference
"Recent
Cambridge, 6-9 July 1959.
on
"Working
specificity’ ", Copenhagen, 14-18 September 1959.
Conference
genetic
control
‘The
on
of
protein
of
the
Cambridge,
22-25
talk
on
"A
Kendrew’s
computers =;
See L.146 for notes for lecture.
Programme,
his talk,
Jacob.
scientific
three-dimensional
Programme,
application
digital
structure of a protein".
abstract
of
list of participants, Kendrew's manuscript notes for
and on contributions by others including J. Monod, F.
First Conference of British Computer Society,
June 1959.
See L.146 for notes for lecture.
Visit
Address", 3 November 1960.
Letter of thanks, travel receipts only.
California Institute of
"Dedication
Technology
to
for
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N.13
Visit to Harvard Medical School, March-April 1961.
Correspondence only, mainly on request (declined) for Kendrew to
write up his course of twelve lectures for publication.
See L.147 for notes for lectures.
Gordon Conference on Proteins, Rhode Island, 25-30 June 1961.
expenses,
Travel
Kendrew
under title of "Probing the protein puzzle".
correspondence
used in American Chemical Society's
1962 on
and
interview
given
by
series
radio
7147.
See
of myoglobin and haemoglobin".
notes.
for
-for..
Kendrew's
lecttire>
“on;
{Structures
Arden House Conference, Columbia, New York,
5-7 November 1962.
Programme,
papers read.
list of participants,
Kendrew’s manuscript notes on
E. 147
See...
Kendrew’s
developments in the myoglobin structure".
«notes:
for
for
lecture
on
..:."Keeent
on
visit
to
Japan,
which
Israel,
1962-63
See N.27.
projected
10-17 June 1963.
Programme, biographical notes on participants.
Weizmann Institute of
Kendrew spoke on "Molecular
See L.147 for Kendrew's lecture and for his concluding remarks.
Correspondence
eventually took place in 1968.
Symposium on New Perspectives in Biology,
Science,
Structure of Myoglobin and Haemoglobin".
See L.148 for notes for Kendrew’s lecture.
1964.
spoke on "Recent studies of the structure of proteins".
Programme, list of participants, correspondence.
Lindau
Kendrew
Prize-Winners,
Symposium
of
Nobel
22-26
June
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on
Conformational
Workshop
Institutes
introduced
prediction of protein conformation".
Bethesda,
Health,
of
one
Problems
in
Proteins,
24-25
June
1965.
of the sessions and spoke on "Problems
397
National
Kendrew
the
in _
Correspondence only.
See L.148 for notes for Kendrew'’s contribution.
Gordon Conference on Proteins,
June -
of globular proteins".
2 July 1965.
28
Kendrew spoke on "X-ray diffraction studies
New Hampshire,
New Hampton,
Programme,
correspondence.
list
of participants,
group photograph (with key),
See L.148 for text of Kendrew’s lecture.
1965-67
Correspondence
Toronto as Centennial Visiting Professor,
Alberta, Ottawa and Washington.
but later cancelled the visit.
proposed
on
visit
of
to
Kendrew accepted the invitation
University
with other visits
to
at
on
two
in
L.148
of
and
On
4:51
After
Helsinki
N.23-N.25
invitation
interactions
postponements
Visit to China.
the visit took place
L.148 for Kendrew'’s lecture on "Chemical
for notes for Kendrew's lectures in China,
See
protein structure".
Correspondence
to
A.I. Virtanen, 23-25 March 1966.
See
talks on impressions of China given on his return.
The visit was part of the Royal Society/Academia Sinica exchange
plan.
the
autumn of 1966 between two phases of the Cultural Revolution.
Society on his visit, and correspondence.
Correspondence
arrangements for travel and lectures.
Typescript draft and published copy of Kendrew’s report to Royal
Royal Society and with Academia Sinica
and
for
with
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N.25
Correspondence
National Academy of Sciences 1966-69;
Understanding 1966-67;
abasing
trom.
A. Tissiéres 1972.
visit:
Royal
1966;
Society for Anglo-Chinese
Society
Visit
Exchange Scheme of the British Council.
Holland 6-9 March 1967 under the
to
Foreign
University
Correspondence,
visit.
notices
of lectures,
Kendrew's report on
his
See L.148 for Kendrew's lecture.
Visit to Japan, 13 October -
9 November 1968.
Correspondence
invitation,
negotiations),
69
travel
with
1966-68
re
earlier
travel schedule, continuing correspondence 1968-
arrangements
colleagues
officials’
(see N.16
etc.
and
for
on Kendrew’s trip and further exchanges with Japan.
See L.148 for notes and texts for lectures and seminars.
Visits
to Brookhaven National Laboratory and to Medical
Rochester (to deliver Walter R. Bloor lecture), May 1968.
School
the
and
key)
26-29
August
Stockholm,
Programme
Systems
1968.
(annotated) only.
Macromolecular Level,
group photograph (with
See L.148 for notes for lecture.
See L.148 for notes for Kendrew’s contribution.
Symposium on Symmetry and Function of Biological
Correspondence re Rochester visit,
of Brookhaven visit.
Nobel
at
Kendrew chaired a session and led a discussion.
See L.148 for notes for lectures.
Visit
to
Barcelona.
25-28 March 1969,
Correspondence.
to lecture in
Madrid
Spain,
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Noi
Visit to Germany,
universities.
30 April -
8 May 1969,
to lecture in various
Correspondence, notices of lectures, press notice.
See L.148 for notes for lectures.
and
-
papers,
January 1968
visit to India under British
Correspondence
proposed
visit
Biophysics,
and
dates
eventually
commitments to EMBO projects.
on
the
was to focus primarily on the Centre of Advanced Study in
universities
Various
and
heavy
in 1969 and 1970 were proposed but Kendrew postponed
asked to be included in
University of Madras,
mainly because of
but many other
the visit,
cancelled
itinerary.
auspices;
January
centres
Council
1970,
his
the
Correspondence
invitations.
with
colleagues
and
with
British
Council,
N33) 34
Visit
to
planning.
Colombia July 1970,
as UNESCO consultant on
science
Correspondence,
report.
travel arrangements, schedules of visits, draft
of
of
of
Union
programme,
invitation
International
Congress
photograph.
Regional
Sciences,
on amino-acid sequences.
Physiological
Congress
Romania, 10-16 August 1970, at which Kendrew lectured
Copy of report as published,
correspondence re continuation
Kendrew's consultancy, photograph (identifications on verso).
List of participants, programme (annotated).
Table Ronde Roussel on "Chirality from mathematics to
Paris,
26-28
the sessions.
biology",
Kendrew was ‘Moderator’ at one of
See L.148 for notes for lecture.
correspondence
October 1970.
1969-70,
and
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N. oF
Institut de
21-26 June 1971.
la Vie Third International
Conference,
Versailles,
Kendrew was on the organising committee.
Programme, list of participants.
Visit to Sao Paulo, Brazil, 4-7 September 1971,
to lecture.
Correspondence and arrangements.
See L.148 for notes for lecture.
Visit to Munich,
on
support".
"The
molecular approach to biology
6 March 1972,
to lecture to Siemens Foundation
international
and
its
Notice of lecture, list of participants, brief correspondence.
See L.148 for notes for lecture.
OECD Colloquium on Science and Society, St. Paul de Vence,
5-7 June 1972.
List of participants, programme, membership of "working groups",
compte-rendus of working groups B and D, press comment.
to China,
14-29 March 1974,
as member of Royal
Society
Paris,
2-3 April 1973.
Visit
delegation.
Lists of participants and lectures.
Table Ronde Roussel on "Origin of Life",
Kendrew was "Moderator".
Programme, invitation.
abstracts of
Invitation and arrangements,
Kendrew’s
and
report
comments or revisions of drafts by others, a little later (1976)
correspondence.
Visit
250th Anniversary, October 1975.
to Moscow for celebration of National Academy of Sciences
schedule for Peking,
to
contribution
A copy of the report on the visit is included.
Kendrew’s
lectures,
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N.44
"Rencontre
biologie", Paris, 13-14 November 1975.
Méthodes
75:
physico-chimiques
appliquées
a
la
Kendrew spoke on EMBL.
Correspondence, programme.
See L.149 for notes for lecture.
Symposium
1976.
for 60th birthday of E.
13-16
Kendrew gave an address on "Scientists and defense".
Katzir,
Israel,
May
Invitation, correspondence, programme, two transcripts (slightly
different versions) of Kendrew’s lecture.
See L.149 for 13pp. manuscript text of lecture.
Biophysics
"EMBL and its scientific program".
Colloquium,
Giessen,
June 1976.
Kendrew spoke on
Correspondence only.
National Academy of Sciences Forum on "Research with Recombinant
Kendrew was a "Principal
DNA", Washington D.C.,
and
on
Speaker"
referred
to
European
initiatives.
with Recombinant
Committee as
"Research
the
EMBO
7-9 March 1977.
Europe"
other
well
DNA
in
as
of
summary
Kendrew’s
correspondence,
Bavaria, 10-16 May 1977.
Correspondence, programme (annotated).
Invitation,
programme,
talk, with several manuscript additions.
International
Systems",
on "Biochemical Evolution".
Symposium on "Dynamics and Regulation of Evolving
Kendrew chaired the session
See L.149 for notes for lecture.
Visit to Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire, Orléans,18 May 1977.
Kendrew lectured on EMBL.
Correspondence, Kendrew'’s notes on his visit.
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International
Second
Varna,
Information
Kendrew was a "Guest of Honour".
Transfer",
Colloquium
402
and
October
Chemical
1977.
on
"Physical
2-8
Bulearia;
Correspondence
Introduction for the published Proceedings.
March 1976 - April
1978,
programme,
Kendrew's
Visit
Academy,
representative for the principal ceremony on 13th.
to Halle for 325th Anniversary celebrations of Leopoldina
Society
October.
Kendrew
Royal
13-16
was
Programme, list of participants, brief correspondence.
Lipmann
Biology", Grignon, 18-20 July 1978.
Symposium
"Concepts
on
of
Medical
Recognition
in
Kendrew chaired a session.
Programme, list of participants, correspondence.
"Hearing"
Ministry
L979:
on rDNA research and biohazards,
for Research and
Technology,
Bonn,
organised by German
September
19-21
Retreat
:
by
Press
with
Also
and
were
Conference,
Minister
at
contribution
on "Inventing the future
W. Szybalski and others who
to the "Hearing" and corrected
Rosenstiel
science
1980.
Correspondence, schedule of sessions, list of participants.
and communication",
Connecticut,
Kendrew spoke on "The first protein structure".
Remarks
correspondence
agreement.
Kendrew’s
sent for publication.
ensuing
in
not
of
included are heavily-corrected transcript
version
scientific work.
correspondence with organiser
in
to
in
correspondence
contemporary
on
own
Kendrew_
a discussion on "innovation" or "creativity"
Programme,
(C. Cohen)
contribute
science.
with
science
list of participants,
difficulty
on Kendrew’s views on the history
included here is earlier (1977)
in
9-11 May
innovation
persuading
and
his
reluctance
to
write
or
Greenwich,
of
talk
to
Also
who
had
Cohen
his
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EMBO Workshop on Stereochemical Systems, Cambridge, 10-15 August
1980.
Kendrew chaired a session.
Programme, list of participants, brief correspondence.
Second International Congress on Cell Biology,
August
Scientific Advisory Board.
5 September
Kendrew
1980.
was
-
West Berlin,
of
member
a
31
the
Brief correspondence only.
on "Relationships between structure and
Symposium
biochemical systems" in honour of A.
September 1981.
in molecular biology".
in
Rossi Fanelli, Rome, 28-30
Kendrew gave a plenary lecture on "Perspectives
function
Correspondence, programme (annotated).
Anglo-Chinese
function
1982.
of proteins and nucleic
Kendrew chaired a session.
Biochemical
Society Symposium on "Structure
acids",
Oxford,
14-16
and
July
Correspondence, schedule of meeting.
1982.
Jor
.62
1961-65
analysis
22-23
of
"Structural
lectured on
University of Wurzburg,
Correspondence, programme.
Anniversary celebrations,
INVITATIONS DECLINED OR CANCELLED
400th
October
Kendrew
biomolecules by X-rays".
1980
1967-69
1983-84
.65
E979
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1977-78
.63
1971-76
1981
1982
1985
1986
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:
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SECTION O
CORRESPONDENCE
INTRODUCTION
This
section
is not extensive,
since Kendrew kept almost
all
his
correspondence in the files or notebooks to which it related.
The
material is presented chronologically,
with dates and a note of
any material of special scientific or personal interest and of links with other
sections of the collection.
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Berg, H.
Research projects.
1965, 1968
Bernal, J.D.
("Sage")
VI66)
tO 7L— 72
Correspondence
beginnings of molecular biology.
1966
is on Kendrew’s projected history
of
the
1971-72
Correspondence
Meeting
correspondence with Zuckerman.
and related material.
is
which
Bernal
for
at
on arrangements
Memorial
Kendrew
includes
See L.149 for Kendrew’s address
the
and
spoke,
for
Bernhard, S.
1959-60, 1963
Correspondence 1959-60 is
sequencing project.
on research on trypsin,
and myoglobin
Bragg, W.L.
Estimated
crystallography.
costings
for
viable
research
group
in
protein
1966
Chance, B.
1972
Federation
for
Advanced
Brumwell, J.R.M.
Proposed
Study.
of International Institutes
Meeting on scientific policy of Labour Party.
staffing.
Two letters 8 February and undated [1954].
is
are
ribonuclease
colleagues’ projects.
(in part) a reply to Kendrew's of
in
8 February
Both
on
other
Crick
and _
is on myoglobin research,
by
myoglobin,
26 January at C.36.
Crick, F.H.C.
Correspondence
Kendrew on
1954,
1956
sequencing
and
and
collagen,
on
research
long
letters
progress
Letter of
1956
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0.8
Dainton,;’
F.S.
406
1968
Areas
implications.
of
research
in
biology
with
possible
industrial
Davies, D.R.
1959-60
Doty.
P,
1960-61, 1964
Miscellaneous
Biology and publication delays;
models.
content:
articles
for
Molecular
myoglobin research, samples and
Journal
of
Rasabt J.T.
1960-62, 1965
refers to the first Fourier synthesis
Research, publications, visits.
1961
letters 1962
and Kendrew;
myoglobin, D.C. Phillips's work on lysozyme etc.
17 November
several
W.T. Astbury by K. Bailey
of
correspondence 1965 is on amino-acid sequence
Kendrew's letter of
obituaries of
refer to
1.52;
at
Prank, PG.
1964-66
Green, D.W.
on various types of
Gurd, F.R.N. and others
Research on lactoglobulin.
Proposed research in polymer biophysics.
Research
principally on amino-acid sequencing.
See C.35.
myoglobin by Gurd and colleagues,
Collaborative research.
Globular proteins.
Ingram, D.J.E,
Haggis, G.H.
1955-57
1959-71
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Oey
Lomer, W.M.
Neutron diffraction.
re Medvedev, Z.A.
1970
on
etc.
correspondence
to launch his campaign for a public protest by the
about
the
Drafts,
letter of protest
geneticist
confinement in a psychiatric hospital of the Russian
The first draft of the letter was by J. Monod (5
Z.A. Medvedev.
Nobel
June)
of
Laureates
of
willingness
correspondence
to
also Kendrew's
charts of those approached in UK and Europe and their reactions,
and a little press comment on the Medvedev case.
Western
with UK Nobel Laureates about their
comments on or re-wordings of draft;
consists
material
Europe.
sign,
The
In the event, Medvedev was released on 17 June.
Neurath, H.
1975 5° 1979-82
Deutsches
Material 1979-81 is correspondence and a little press comment on
where
the
Neurath
he
resigned in July 1981.
Krebsforschungszentrum (DFKZ)
Heidelberg
appointed
Director
in 1980
which
from
and
was
on
by
and
1961
Pauling
1967-68
Pervez, Mak.
Olby, R.C.
and others
H.C. Watson
Pauling, L.C.
on paper by Kendrew
History of nucleic acids.
Comments
amino-acid sequences, Nature, 190.
4£952.21957;; 1960
Research and finance at the MRC Unit.
1964, 1966, 1968
Phil DS.
Daur.
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Rotherham, L.
408
1972-73
Stein, W.H.
Myoglobin research and sequencing.
0.27-0.29
Watson, J.D.
1952-55, 1963, 1966-67
1952-55
working
Cambridge
Correspondence
period
O27
Kendrew's
at
US
supervision,
National
Cambridge
University Board of Faculties, Watson’s letters from Pasadena on
his RNA research, collaboration with R. Feynman etc.
relating to Watson’s
negotiations
Research
Kendrew’s
including
doctorate
Council,
on him
report
under
with
for
for
the
a
discovery,
originally
1963, 1966-67.
Correspondence
Jim",
and finally published as "The Double Helix"
and
on Watson’s account of
0.28
"Base
DNA
The
Pairs"
of
book
Watson's
and
M.H.F. Wilkins, put forward objections, corrections and the hope
that publication might be deferred.
controversial
closest
then
1968.
several
collaborators,
in matter and
..F-HeG.:, Grick
"Honest
notably
titled
style
was
Material
Wilkins, and drafts for the foreword contributed by W.L. Bragg.
comments and correspondence from
includes
Crick
and
are
on
for
nerve
1967
Draft
and the
research
Wilkins’s
memorandum on
sent to Perutz
Wilkins, M.H.F.
of "Base Pairs" August 1966,
6.29
comment and with a very few corrections by him.
on an amino-acid triplet hypothesis by
Correspondence and drafts April -
the
future
Correspondence January is
S.R. Pele and its retraction.
May
Biophysics Research Unit King’s College London,
organisation of the Unit.
Conference Mexico City August 1981.
on conference organised
physical
Correspondence
"Current
haemoglobin".
on "Special Symposium" for Wyman's
Correspondence
birthday
75th
Biophysics
by
Wyman
chemistry
International
knowledge
organised
Wyman, J.
1981 is
during
VIIth
state
on
of
E975:
1975
L9SL
of
the
in
is
of
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SECTION P
REFERENCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
THESES AND HIGHER DEGREES
APPOINTMENTS AND STAFFING
P.18-P.40
GRANT APPLICATIONS/RESEARCH FUNDING
MISCELLANEOUS
MATERIAL IN THIS SECTION MAY BE SUBJECT TO RESTRICTED ACCESS
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THESES AND HIGHER DEGREES
1957,
1959,
1960
1967-69
1971-74
APPOINTMENTS AND STAFFING
departments,
requests from colleagues seeking advice on
Includes
new
research,
promotions.
the development of research in various biological fields.
setting-up
projected
or
The material is thus often of interest in charting
existing facilities for
make
expanding
to
appointments
wanting
staff
new
or
1968
ESOT
30
:
:
:
:
;
:
1965
1966
1952
1964
1969
1967
1958-59
1969-72
196 1905
by Kendrew, memorandum prepared by the Department on its work.
This
in July 1974 and met
Kendrew was one of the outside advisers,
Phillips and M.H.F. Wilkins.
Department of Crystallography Review Sub-committee
Birkbeck College University of London
on
the others being
Folder includes invitation to serve,
arrangements,
brief notes
1974.
D.C.
1970-74
October
was
set
up
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Bok 7
University of London Biophysics Advisory Committee
Letters
appointment
recommendations 1966-82.
of
and periodic
renewals,
meetings
and
GRANT APPLICATIONS/RESEARCH FUNDING
Air Ministry
Australian Research Grants Committee
1970 SAO 7AS OT asc A.9 77
Belgium:
Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique
1970-71
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
:
:
:
:
1957-79
1957-70
1957-60
1961-64
1967-69
1970-71
Bree
1963-64
E20
1965-66
B23
Pi24
P...23-P*.30
Medical Research Council
Madras University National Crystal Data Centre
1964-77
National Institutes of Health, Bethesda
National Science Foundation
31.9652-41966
T9574,
1958),
1960,
ESRD
L979
PeS2
1970
PoE ak soe
Pow
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Science Research Council
412
1966-75
Be 34
1966
P35
1966-67
P.. 36
Pod
1967-69
1969
P38
L705 EO RZ,;
EOD
Volkswagen Foundation
1976-80
Wellcome Trust
MISCELLANEOUS
Shorter recommendations for awards and prizes.
1956,
1961, 1969
of
Public
Health
Research
Statements
Institute 1978, Severo Ochoa Molecular Biology Centre 1980.
New York
support
for
Personal
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SECTION R
BIOGRAPHICAL
INTRODUCTION
This
section
is
concerned
almost
entirely
with
the
events
of
Kendrew’s professional life.
Material of
a more personal nature remains in his
charge during his lifetime.
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Miscellaneous
own career, prepared by him.
material on Kendrew's family,
and outline of his
Schools
Dragon
Kendrew to open new Science Block 1968.
Reports
Oxford.
School
1923-30;
arrangements
for
College.
Clifton
programme of Scientific Society Conversazione 1934;
Summer Term 1936 (leaving report);
Notification
£100
of
Scholarship
1930;
report for
election as Governor 1964.
1935,
Trinity College Cambridge
School Certificate 1932, Higher Certificate
1935,
Cambridge Entrance Scholarships 1934,
Examination papers:
1934,
1936,
with indications of questions attempted.
1944).
a series of circular letters written to
The
university
former
September
at
a
1940 to
personal
was
published as Letters from Cambridge 1939-44 (Cape, London, 1945)
containing
(10 December
6 October 1945 and are usually ‘topped and tailed’ by
Press-cuttings
Honorary Fellow 1972.
Trinity members with news of the college and
These are letters 14-69,
war by A.S.F. Gow.
"Parish Magazine",
awards and
degrees
(8 September 1939)
A version of
the
election
as
letters
1
sentence
or
so.
"Magazine"
to
64
of
1935-39;
29
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Post-war decisions
of
to
a
similar letter of
W.L. Bragg outlining his career
continuing in Government service,
Correspondence and papers July 1945 - May 1946 on future career,
possibility
to
Includes draft of Kendrew's letter of
return to Cambridge etc.
research
15 July 1945
plans,
possible
arrangement for release with effect from
government employment,
10
his
salary and tax arrangements.
overseas service and appointments,
Included here is
from K.
Sisam mentioning "your son" as "among a few very promising young
men" in Cambridge science.
a letter to Kendrew's father, May 1946,
and
Snow on
8 October to C.P.
Kendrew’s
decision
summary
of exact
January
1946,
dates
of
Peterhouse
resignation from Fellowship and election
at
1955;
Peterhouse.
letter
on
Research
College
to
Correspondence
Fellowship
Lectureship 1967;
Honorary Fellowship 1975.
on
1947;
Kendrew's career
Stewardship
Medical Research Council
Miscellaneous accounts, battels, stipends etc.
1947-70.
Correspondence, letters of appointment, promotions, arrangements
with
salaries and allowances
Ministry of Defence,
Peterhouse,
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Offers of posts 1945-49
Correspondence on possible appointments at:
Courtaulds
Board of Trade
L. Baola cater
Purdue University
Guy's Hospital Medical School Physics Department
Cabinet Office (History of Strategic Air Offensive)
Societies 1940s
Chemical Society
and
material
relating
to
Festival of Britain 1951
Cambridge Philosophical Society
Correspondence
patterns
part
of
crystal
horse and whale myoglobin provided by
designs in textiles.
of a project by the Festival Pattern Group to use
Kendrew
structure
as
crystal
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Offers of. posts: 1953.
£958
Correspondence on possible appointments at:
University of Washington Seattle
Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo
Societies 1950s
Institute of Biology
Faraday Society
Institute of Physics
Biophysical Society
Hardy Club Cambridge
Letters
of
congratulation:
first-name
Fellowship of the Royal Society 1960
Telegram of notification of election.
Letters and cables of congratulation B-Z.
signatures.
unidentified
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Scientific manpower and policy
and
information
Correspondence
scientists (the "Brain Drain").
friends
Kendrew
Sutherland in connection with official reports on the subject.
1962-63 on the
of
Includes material assembled by
sent
to
G.B.B.M.
W. Gratzer) in
by him to
America
S. Zuckerman
(especially
and
passed
emigration
and
and
by
on
and papers 1963-65 on the science policy of
Correspondence
the
Labour Party, including Kendrew’s comments (unfavourable) on the
party's
material
relating to 1964 General Election.
statement
science
policy
draft
other
and
The Nobel Prize 1962
R22
R.23
some
with
of
prize
(telegram
R.21-R.33
recollec-
Relatives
confirmatory
Personal friends.
and
banquets,
and family connections,
Letters and telegrams of congratulation.
Dragon School, Clifton, Trinity, Peterhouse.
letter),
Notification
arrangements for prize-giving,
visits to Uppsala and
Lund, broadcast on Swedish Radio, Kendrew's speeches at official
banquet and students’ dinner, membership of Faber Foundation and
of Delta Society.
R.21
tions of Kendrew's early life and family, and of his mother.
the general public.
Requests for autographs, photographs, help;
First-name and unidentifed signatures.
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letters from
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CBE June 1963
Letters of congratulation.
Royal Medal of the Royal Society 1965
Letters of congratulation.
Offers of posts 1960-69
Correspondence on possible appointments at:
University of Michigan Ann Arbor (Biophysics Division)
Yale University (Ford Chair of Molecular Biology)
University of Sheffield (Chair of Physics)
University of Michigan Ann Arbor (Director, Biophysics Division)
Imperial College London
Oxford University (Biophysics)
University of California Los Angeles Medical Center
(Professor of Biophysics)
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
(Biophysics Department )
University of Newcastle upon Tyne (Vice-Chancellor)
Harvard University Medical School
Florida State University Tallahassee
(Institute of Molecular Biophysics)
Glaxo Laboratories (Director of Research)
University of California Los Angeles
(Director, Institute of Molecular Biology)
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Birkbeck College London (Crystallography)
UNESCO (Assistant Director Natural Sciences)
Societies and honours 1960s
American Society of Biological Chemists (Honorary Member) 1962
Biophysical Society (Council) 1962
Institute of Biology (Fellow) 1963
Faraday Society (resignation) 1963
American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Foreign Honorary Member)
1964
American Association for the Advancement of Science (Fellow)
1966 (Life Member) 1968
Honorary Doctorate of Science University of Keele 1968
(correspondence, citation)
R.38-R.44
Knight bachelor 1975
R.38
Relatives and personal friends.
Letters and telegrams of congratulation.
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (Foreign Member) 1969
First-name and unidentified signatures.
M including Ministries and Ministerial departments.
A
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41
42
44
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Societies and Honours 1970s
US National Academy of Sciences (Foreign Associate) 1972.
University College at Buckingham (Member of Academic Advisory
Council) 1973, (Honorary Degree) 1983.
Medical University Pécs Hungary (Honorary Degree) 1975.
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Foreign Member) 1979.
Societies and Honours 1980s
University of Exeter (Honorary degree) 1982.
University of Reading Society (Life membership) 1986.
Indian National Science Academy (Foreign Fellow) 1988.
Interviews and
articles
"Scientists on the brink"
Arrangements for interview for series
in Sunday Telegraph 1963.
tions by Kendrew 1974.
Transcript of interview on history of MRC
funding
corrections and revisions by Kendrew 1979.
research
manuscript
Script of interview for
New Scientist,
with manuscript correc-
January
1973,
and
organisation
18
Laboratory,
with
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8lpp
25
"Historical
under
Technology.
the
transcript of interview with Kendrew conducted at EMBL
project
by Charles Weiner as part
1976
of
the
of the Recombinant DNA
Documentation
on
on
Controversy"
of
Institute
Oral History
Program,
Massachusetts
The wide-ranging interview discusses the involvement of EMBO and
the organisation and committee structure
ICSU in rDNA research,
of
at
the laboratory.
the building and work of the containment facility
EMBL,
transcript
The
deletions
deposit in its present form in the MIT Archives.
corrections,
manuscript
Weiner,
but
has
by
none by Kendrew who agreed
to
additions
and
its
Miscellaneous published articles on Kendrew and his work.
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solution.
E.A. Moelwyn-Hughes)
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Preliminary
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X-ray
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Endeavour 8, 80-85.
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in
Cambridge,
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(Editor,
Conf.
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The structure of proteins.
Penguin Science News 11, 125-156.
with
F.J.W. Roughton) Haemoglobin
- Symp.
on
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based
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(With I. MacArthur)
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X-ray
November 1948 J.scient.Instrum.Physics Ind.
(With M.F. Perutz)
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Summarized proceedings of conference of the
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structures
to
In Haemoglobin - Symp.
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The application of X-ray crystallography
in memory of Sir Joseph Barcroft, 149-160.
analysis
group
on
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Review of:
A.P. Rowe, One story of radar.
Endeavour 8,
148.
crystal
The
features:
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structure
of
horse
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the arrangement of the polypeptide chains.
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a
5,
electronic
a
Conf.
In
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calculating machine.
Nature, Lond. 170,
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(With
from dried muscle.
H.E. Huxley) Extractability of the Lotmar-Picken material
(With J.M. Bennett) The computation of Fourier syntheses with
digital
Manchester Univ. Computer, 35-37.
73 5357-5 9.
Structure
Institute of Technology 21-25 September 1953).
H.E. Huxley) Discontinuous lattice changes in haemoglobin
at
Nature,
California
Lond.
Acta crystallogr. 6, 76-80.
(report
on
conference
(With
crystals.
of
proteins
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425
The crystalline proteins:
hypotheses.
Prog.Biophys.biophys.Chem. 4, 244-287.
recent X-ray studies and structural
(With I.F. Trotter) A pseudo-orthorhombic crystal form of
myoglobin.
Acta crystallogr. 7, 347-351.
horse
(With
specificity of myoglobin.
R.G. Parrish, J.R. Marrack and E.S. Orlans)
The
species
Nature, Lond. 174, 946-949.
Structure proteins.
Bailey) II
B
New York, 845-950.
I.
In The Proteins
(ed.
H. Neurath and K.
of:
Review
chemical
structure
Endeavour 14, 48-49.
G.E.W. Wolstenholme
of proteins.
and
M.P. Cameron (eds),
Ciba
Foundation
The
Symposium.
984.
38-51.
Nature,
and _
the
investigations
of the structure of
globular
proteins.
a mechanical dictionary.
Nature, Lond. 175, 206-207.
Imidazole complexes of myoglobin
(With
position of the haem group.
R.G. Parrish)
Use of a computing machine as
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Recent
Istituto Lombardo (Rend.Sc.) 89,
Proc.R.Soc.Lond. A 237, 255-276.
(With
a-chymotrypsinogen:
562-563.
(With
KENDREW, John Cowdery
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