Corporate photography shoots C0006179 - C0007933
- Date:
- 1998-2001
- Reference:
- WT/B/11/1/34
- Part of:
- Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and prints for Wellcome Trust corporate shoots C0006179 to C0007933. There are occasional large gaps in the numbering of the shoots in this album.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0006179 - Dr Lynne Bell, a Wellcome Trust-funded scientist at the Natural History Museum, who carried out research into the evolution of cells over the past millenia, June 2000.
- C0006180 - Sir Roger Gibbs, Chairman of the Wellcome Trust, welcomes Dr Mike Dexter, the new director in the "Science for Life" exhibition, June 1998.
- C0006181 - A workshop on genes held at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, March 2000.
- C0006182 - Interior designs and furniture for the Wellcome Trust's new headquarters at 215 Euston Road, September 2000.
- C0006183 - Details of artwork by Jason Middlebrook for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site, 215 Euston Road, April 2001.
- CC006184 - "Mrs Wellcome's handbag" exhibition in the Wellcome Library Reading Room, July 2000.
- C0006185 - Wellcome Witness Seminar, "Leukaemia", 15 May 2001.
- C0006186 - Rodent animal houses at the Imperial College Biological Services Unit, London, July 2000.
- C0006187 - Animal care at Huntingdon Life Sciences establishment, August 2000.
- C0006188 - Curator of Iconographic collections at the Wellcome Library and the Professor of Anatomy from Imperial College reconstruct Rembrandt's "Anatomy of Dr Deijman", March 2000.
- C0006189 - Front cover of Life Without Genes by Adrian Woolfson, June 2000.
- C0006190 - Front cover of Magic Mineral to Killer Dust (asbestos) by Geoffrey Tweedale, July 2000.
- C0006191 - Exterior views of Wellcome Trust buildings at 183 Euston Road, 210 Euston Road and Unity House, 29 May 2001.
- C0006192 - Launch party for the new 'Medical Archives and Manuscripts Survey' system (MAMAS) in the Wellcome Library, 30 May 2001.
- C0006193 - Construction of a new Department of Psychology at the University of Newcastle, built with support from a Wellcome Trust Joint Infrastructure Grant (JIF), 1 June 2001.
- C0006194 to C0006197 - Transcripts of Wellcome Witness Seminars Volumes 9 and 10.
- C0006198 - Construction work in progress on the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road, 25 June 2001.
- C0006199 - Exterior views of the auditorium and cloisters at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus conference centre, in the old Hinxton Hall stables block, 3 July 2001.
- C0006743 to C0006761 - New York-based artist Jason Middlebrook at work in a studio. Middlebrook was commissioned by the Wellcome Trust to create artwork for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site.
- C0006894 to C0006934 - Aya Ben Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, pictured with her art, 2001.
- C0006935 to C0006967 - An event to mark the publication of a volume of illustrations and text transcriptions of Wellcome Library MS 126 Histoires Prodigieuses by Pierre Boaistuau edited by Stephen Bamforth, July 2001.
- C0006994 to C0007019 - Dr Rosemary Fisher, a Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College, London, who carried out research into abnormal growths of the placenta during pregnancy (gestational trophoblastic diseases).
- C0007020 to C0007085 - Wellcome-funded researchers Professor Mike Lord and Dr Lynne Roberts of the Warwick Toxin Research Group at the University of Warwick. The group carried out research into ricin and related proteins that inactivate ribosomes.
- C0007094 to C0007099 - Stock images of test tubes with warning labels.
- C0007106 to C0007136 - Exterior view of the Wellcome Building, 2001.
- C0007137 to C0007150 - Exterior view of Bentley House, 200 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007151 to C0007161 - View of the building occupying the site at the corner of Euston Road and Gower Street in 2001, prior to its demolition for the construction of the Wellcome Trust's new headquarters.
- C0007162 to C0007165 - Exterior view of 210 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007166 to C0007168 - Exterior view of Bentley House, 200 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007181 to C0007229 - Dr Tim Griffiths, a Wellcome Senior Clinical Fellow and Reader in Cognitive Neurology at Newcastle University, who is researching human complex sound processing.
- C0007230 to C0007232 - Stock images of hands playing an electronic keyboard.
- C0007233 to C0007404 - Participants in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), part-funded by the Wellcome Trust, which aims to identify ways in which to optimise the health and development of children. ALSPAC is part-funded by the Wellcome Trust.
- C0007405 to C0007408 - Portraits of the Head of Wellcome Trust Human Resources.
- C0007407 to C0007430 - Portraits of Wellcome Trust Human Resources staff.
- C0007431 to C0007434 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Occupational Health Adviser.
- C0007435 to C0007479 - Portraits of David Phillipps, Wellcome Trust Director of Finance.
- C0007480 to C0007485 - Portraits of Wellcome Trust Finance staff.
- C0007486 to C0007534 - Prize winners, speakers and guests at a Wellcome Trust Writing Award reception at the Victoria and Albert Museum, 2001.
- C0007535 to C0007553 - Central stairwell of the Wellcome Building.
- C0007554 to C0007600 - Speakers and attendees at a Wellcome Witness Seminar, June 2001.
- C0007601 to C0007636 - Members of the UK wing of the Wellcome-funded European Collaborative for Science Industry and Technology Exhibitions (ESCITE-UK) attending a committee meeting at the Wellcome Building.
- C0007637 to C0007852 - The Wellcome-funded Kilifi Unit in Kenya.
- C0007856 to C0007919 - Guests at a reception to mark the launch of the Wellcome Trust's Central European Senior Fellowships, held at the Wellcome Building on 10 June 2001.
- C0007920 - Views of the human genome sequencing facility at the Sanger Centre and laboratory technicians using sequencing computers, March 2000.
- C0007921 - Witness Seminar "Genetic Screening", chaired by Professor Marcus Pembury, 13 July 2001.
- C0007922 - "The Hanging" by Aya Ben-Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence 2001. Views of the stairwell and foyer of 183 Euston Road, showing the lower part of the artwork, 20 July 2001.
- C0007923 - Ball games being played by staff and family in front of Hinxton Hall, Summer 2000.
- C0007924 - Close-up studies of architectural details of Hinxton Hall and Conferencing Centre, Spring 2000.
- C0007925 - Sanger Centre Press Officer, March 2000.
- C0007926 - Dr Allan Bradley, Director of the Sanger Centre, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Summer 2000.
- C0007927 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, talking to his successor, Dr Allan Bradley who takes office in October 2000, Summer 2000.
- C0007928 to C0007929 - Dr Allan Bradley, Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, who will succeed Dr John Sulston as Director of the Sanger Centre.
- C0007930 - Dr Jane Rogers, Head of Sequencing Projects at the Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007931 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007932 - Tim Hubbard, Head of Human Sequence Analysis, Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007933 - Dr Michael Morgan (Chief Executive) and Dr John Sulston (Director) of the Sanger Centre, who are responsible for the running of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Summer 1999.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0006179 - Dr Lynne Bell, a Wellcome Trust-funded scientist at the Natural History Museum, who carried out research into the evolution of cells over the past millenia, June 2000.
- C0006180 - Sir Roger Gibbs, Chairman of the Wellcome Trust, welcomes Dr Mike Dexter, the new director in the "Science for Life" exhibition, June 1998.
- C0006181 - A workshop on genes held at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, March 2000.
- C0006182 - Interior designs and furniture for the Wellcome Trust's new headquarters at 215 Euston Road, September 2000.
- C0006183 - Details of artwork by Jason Middlebrook for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site, 215 Euston Road, April 2001.
- CC006184 - "Mrs Wellcome's handbag" exhibition in the Wellcome Library Reading Room, July 2000.
- C0006185 - Wellcome Witness Seminar, "Leukaemia", 15 May 2001.
- C0006186 - Rodent animal houses at the Imperial College Biological Services Unit, London, July 2000.
- C0006187 - Animal care at Huntingdon Life Sciences establishment, August 2000.
- C0006188 - Curator of Iconographic collections at the Wellcome Library and the Professor of Anatomy from Imperial College reconstruct Rembrandt's "Anatomy of Dr Deijman", March 2000.
- C0006189 - Front cover of Life Without Genes by Adrian Woolfson, June 2000.
- C0006190 - Front cover of Magic Mineral to Killer Dust (asbestos) by Geoffrey Tweedale, July 2000.
- C0006191 - Exterior views of Wellcome Trust buildings at 183 Euston Road, 210 Euston Road and Unity House, 29 May 2001.
- C0006192 - Launch party for the new 'Medical Archives and Manuscripts Survey' system (MAMAS) in the Wellcome Library, 30 May 2001.
- C0006193 - Construction of a new Department of Psychology at the University of Newcastle, built with support from a Wellcome Trust Joint Infrastructure Grant (JIF), 1 June 2001.
- C0006194 to C0006197 - Transcripts of Wellcome Witness Seminars Volumes 9 and 10.
- C0006198 - Construction work in progress on the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road, 25 June 2001.
- C0006199 - Exterior views of the auditorium and cloisters at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus conference centre, in the old Hinxton Hall stables block, 3 July 2001.
- C0006743 to C0006761 - New York-based artist Jason Middlebrook at work in a studio. Middlebrook was commissioned by the Wellcome Trust to create artwork for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site.
- C0006894 to C0006934 - Aya Ben Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, pictured with her art, 2001.
- C0006935 to C0006967 - An event to mark the publication of a volume of illustrations and text transcriptions of Wellcome Library MS 126 Histoires Prodigieuses by Pierre Boaistuau edited by Stephen Bamforth, July 2001.
- C0006994 to C0007019 - Dr Rosemary Fisher, a Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College, London, who carried out research into abnormal growths of the placenta during pregnancy (gestational trophoblastic diseases).
- C0007020 to C0007085 - Wellcome-funded researchers Professor Mike Lord and Dr Lynne Roberts of the Warwick Toxin Research Group at the University of Warwick. The group carried out research into ricin and related proteins that inactivate ribosomes.
- C0007094 to C0007099 - Stock images of test tubes with warning labels.
- C0007106 to C0007136 - Exterior view of the Wellcome Building, 2001.
- C0007137 to C0007150 - Exterior view of Bentley House, 200 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007151 to C0007161 - View of the building occupying the site at the corner of Euston Road and Gower Street in 2001, prior to its demolition for the construction of the Wellcome Trust's new headquarters.
- C0007162 to C0007165 - Exterior view of 210 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007166 to C0007168 - Exterior view of Bentley House, 200 Euston Road, 2001.
- C0007181 to C0007229 - Dr Tim Griffiths, a Wellcome Senior Clinical Fellow and Reader in Cognitive Neurology at Newcastle University, who is researching human complex sound processing.
- C0007230 to C0007232 - Stock images of hands playing an electronic keyboard.
- C0007233 to C0007404 - Participants in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), part-funded by the Wellcome Trust, which aims to identify ways in which to optimise the health and development of children. ALSPAC is part-funded by the Wellcome Trust.
- C0007405 to C0007408 - Portraits of the Head of Wellcome Trust Human Resources.
- C0007407 to C0007430 - Portraits of Wellcome Trust Human Resources staff.
- C0007431 to C0007434 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Occupational Health Adviser.
- C0007435 to C0007479 - Portraits of David Phillipps, Wellcome Trust Director of Finance.
- C0007480 to C0007485 - Portraits of Wellcome Trust Finance staff.
- C0007486 to C0007534 - Prize winners, speakers and guests at a Wellcome Trust Writing Award reception at the Victoria and Albert Museum, 2001.
- C0007535 to C0007553 - Central stairwell of the Wellcome Building.
- C0007554 to C0007600 - Speakers and attendees at a Wellcome Witness Seminar, June 2001.
- C0007601 to C0007636 - Members of the UK wing of the Wellcome-funded European Collaborative for Science Industry and Technology Exhibitions (ESCITE-UK) attending a committee meeting at the Wellcome Building.
- C0007637 to C0007852 - The Wellcome-funded Kilifi Unit in Kenya.
- C0007856 to C0007919 - Guests at a reception to mark the launch of the Wellcome Trust's Central European Senior Fellowships, held at the Wellcome Building on 10 June 2001.
- C0007920 - Views of the human genome sequencing facility at the Sanger Centre and laboratory technicians using sequencing computers, March 2000.
- C0007921 - Witness Seminar "Genetic Screening", chaired by Professor Marcus Pembury, 13 July 2001.
- C0007922 - "The Hanging" by Aya Ben-Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence 2001. Views of the stairwell and foyer of 183 Euston Road, showing the lower part of the artwork, 20 July 2001.
- C0007923 - Ball games being played by staff and family in front of Hinxton Hall, Summer 2000.
- C0007924 - Close-up studies of architectural details of Hinxton Hall and Conferencing Centre, Spring 2000.
- C0007925 - Sanger Centre Press Officer, March 2000.
- C0007926 - Dr Allan Bradley, Director of the Sanger Centre, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Summer 2000.
- C0007927 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, talking to his successor, Dr Allan Bradley who takes office in October 2000, Summer 2000.
- C0007928 to C0007929 - Dr Allan Bradley, Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, who will succeed Dr John Sulston as Director of the Sanger Centre.
- C0007930 - Dr Jane Rogers, Head of Sequencing Projects at the Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007931 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007932 - Tim Hubbard, Head of Human Sequence Analysis, Sanger Centre, March 2000.
- C0007933 - Dr Michael Morgan (Chief Executive) and Dr John Sulston (Director) of the Sanger Centre, who are responsible for the running of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Summer 1999.
Publication/Creation
1998-2001
Physical description
1 album
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores