GB 0113 MS-DODDS - DODDS, Sir Edward Charles (1899-1973)

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GB 0113 MS-DODDS 1925 - 1973 Collection (fonds) 18 files Dodds , Sir , Edward Charles , 1899-1973 , Knight , biochemist
Charles Dodds (1899 - 1973) was Professor of Biochemistry at the Middlesex Hospital 1925 - 1965, director of the Courtauld Institute of Biochemistry 1928 - 1965 and President of the Royal College of Physicians 1962 - 1966. Accounts of his life and works are given in MS3120, Munk's Roll vol.VI pp.151-3, and Anon., "Sir Charles Dodds: a pioneer in medicine and biochemistry", in New Scientist vol 6 (1959) pp.234-5.

Papers of Sir Edward Dodds, relating in part to his professional life and in part to his historical and other outside interests. They include notes and correspondence about the illnesses of King George V and his daughter Princess Mary as well as biographical material about Dodds himself.

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Wellcome Library holds correspondence of Dodds with Sir Ernest Chain; Royal Society holds correspondence with Sir Robert Robinson. See National Register of Archives.

Compiled by Geoffrey Yeo. Compiled 8 Jul 1999; modified 15 Jul 1999, 10 Jan 2002. Biochemistry Biographies Dodds , Sir , Edward Charles , 1899-1973 , Knight , biochemist George V , 1865-1936 , King of Great Britain and Ireland History History of medicine Literary forms and genres Literature Middlesex Hospital Prose Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary , 1897-1965 , Princess Royal , Countess of Harewood x Harewood , Countess of

Papers of Sir Edward Dodds, relating in part to his professional life and in part to his historical and other outside interests. They include notes and correspondence about the illnesses of King George V and his daughter Princess Mary as well as biographical material about Dodds himself.

Unrestricted

All requests should be referred to the Archivist.

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English.

Wellcome Library holds correspondence of Dodds with Sir Ernest Chain; Royal Society holds correspondence with Sir Robert Robinson. See National Register of Archives.

• Engels