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Gilman, H., Lecture, Queen Mary College, London, 1968. 

Michael Anthony Whitehead McGill Univ. 1962 B.Sc., 1956, Queen Mary College, London Ph.D., 1960, Univ. of London (Prof. M. J. S. Dewar) PDF, 1960-1962, Univ. of Cincinnati (Prof. H. H. Jaffe)... 

His academic career started at Birkbeck College where he was Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry from 1949 to 1959. His first professorial appointment was at the University of Western Ontario, Canada, from 1959 to 1965. In 1965 he was appointed to the Chair of Inorganic Chemistry at Queen Mary College, London, UK, and served as Head of Department from 1979 to 1983. Since 1965 he has served on many committees at Queen Mary College and the University of London and has also played an active role in the Royal Society of Chemistry. In 1987 Professor Bradley was made Emeritus Professor of Inorganic Chemistry of the University of London and became a Fellow of Queen Mary College in 1988. 

Hickinbottom, W. J. (1956). Schools of chemistry in Great Britain and Ireland-XXVI Queen Mary College, London. Journal of the Royal Institute of Chemistry 80 457-465. 

Rich completed an Honours in Natural Science (Chemistry) in 1887, becoming a steamboat lady in 1904 to collect a degree from the University of Dublin. In the meantime, she had held posts as Science Mistress at Howell s School, Llandaff(1887-1888) Ladies College, Grantham (1889-1892) and Roedean School (1892-1905). Then, in 1906, she was appointed as a Principal at Granville School, Leicester. In 1922, she moved back into academia as Research Assistant to the Professor of Botany, Queen Mary College, London, a position that she held until her death in 1939. 

We thank the following for information on King Nye A., Archivist, Queen Mary College, London Personal communication, letter, K. Schofield, University of Exeter, 17 February 1998 Personal communication, letter, Erwin Wodarczak, Records Analyst/Archivist, University Archives, University of British Columbia, Vancouver,... 

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Most of the work described above was carried out at Queen Mary College, London and the author is grateful to Professor D. Bloor and Dr. D. N. Batchelder for introducing him to polydiacetylenes and for their continued encouragement and help. He would also like to thank Mr. D. Ando and Mr. I. F. Chalmers for their help in the preparation of monomers. Finally, he must extend his gratitude to Dr. R. T. Read, Dr. C. Galiotis, Dr. P. H. J. Yeung and Mr. I. M. Robinson who performed the bulk of the experimental work described above. 

Queen Mary College, London Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc An extensive set of organic chemistry links ... 

Figure 10 Block diagram of system used to observe laser induced fluorescence (After I. S. McDermid, PhD. thesis. Queen Mary College, London, 1976)...

I express my thanks to David Polly, Queen Mary College, London University for discussion and for bringing his thesis to my attention and to Norman Macleod for information on foraminiferal phylogeny and Richard Fortey (both of The Natural History Museum) for reading a preliminary draft. 

EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE UNIVERSTY OF LONDON FELLOW OF QUEEN MARY COLLEGE, LONDON... 

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