GB 0103 DRUMMOND - Drummond Medals

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GB 0103 DRUMMOND

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Drummond Medals

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  • c1910-c1944 (Creation)

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12 medals

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Biographical history

Drummond was born on 12 January 1891. He was educated at the Strand School of King's College, and Queen Mary's College and King's College of the University of London. He started work as a Research Assistant in 1913 at King's College London. In 1914 he was a Research Assistant at the Biochemical Department of the Cancer Hospital Research Institute in London, where in 1918 he became a Director. In 1919 he joined University College London as a Reader in Physiological Chemistry, and in 1922 he was made Professor of Biochemistry there. He stayed at UCL till 1945. During the Second World War he was also a scientific adviser to the Ministry of Food, and an adviser on nutrition. He was Fullerian Professor of Physiology at the Royal Institution, 1942-1944. In 1946 he became Director of Research and Director of Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd. Drummond was knighted in 1944. He published numerous articles in scientific periodicals. He died on 4 August 1952.

Archival history

GB 0103 DRUMMOND c1910-c1944 Collection (fonds) 12 medals Drummond , Sir , Jack Cecil , 1891-1952 , Knight , biochemist

Drummond was born on 12 January 1891. He was educated at the Strand School of King's College, and Queen Mary's College and King's College of the University of London. He started work as a Research Assistant in 1913 at King's College London. In 1914 he was a Research Assistant at the Biochemical Department of the Cancer Hospital Research Institute in London, where in 1918 he became a Director. In 1919 he joined University College London as a Reader in Physiological Chemistry, and in 1922 he was made Professor of Biochemistry there. He stayed at UCL till 1945. During the Second World War he was also a scientific adviser to the Ministry of Food, and an adviser on nutrition. He was Fullerian Professor of Physiology at the Royal Institution, 1942-1944. In 1946 he became Director of Research and Director of Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd. Drummond was knighted in 1944. He published numerous articles in scientific periodicals. He died on 4 August 1952.

Presented to the Library at University College London.

Medals and badges from various institutions etc, including war medals.

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University College London Special Collections also holds certificates of Sir Jack Drummond (Ref: MS ADD 262).

  1999, revised Aug 2001  Awards Drummond , Sir , Jack Cecil , 1891-1952 , Knight , biochemist Medals Scientific personnel Scientists Social behaviour Social norms Personnel People by occupation People

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Presented to the Library at University College London.

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Medals and badges from various institutions etc, including war medals.

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Open.

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Normal copyright restrictions apply.

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  • English

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  • Latin

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English and French

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University College London Special Collections also holds certificates of Sir Jack Drummond (Ref: MS ADD 262).

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Handlist. Catalogued.

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University College London

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  • English

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