Invitations Refused 1964

Date:
1963-1964
Reference:
PP/CRI/E/2/3
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Credit: Invitations Refused 1964. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    >51; 1^1 CITY OF LIVERPOOL COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY principal: s. a. j. parsons. bsc.. (econ.). m.i.mech.e.. m.i.prod.e. m.b.i.m. NEW BUILDING, BYROM STREET. k BIOLOGY sing, ph.d., b.sc.(lond.), f.r.j.c. LIVERPOOL 3 4th December, 1964. Dear Dr. Crick, We are holding a symposium on Mutagenesis in this College, to take place in May 1965, (20th - 21st ) and we require a speaker to handle the molecular aspect of this subject. We would of course be very pleased if you yourself would take part, but if this is impossible, we would be most obliged if you could recomend a member of the staff of th Molecular Biology Unit who would like to do this. We expect the audience to consist of advanced workers in the field and also of research workers who require this kind of information The provisional programme is as follows Member of the Staff from the Molecular Biology Unit, Cambridge. Dr T. Alderson, Cambridge, Chemical mutagenesis, Dr J.L. Jinks, Birmingham, Mutation of cytoplasmic factors, Prof. F. H. Sobéis, Leiden, Radiation work on Drosophila, Dr B. Cattanach, Edinburgh, Mutagenesis in mice, Dr G. Dawson, Trinty College, Dublin, Microbial mutagenesis The lecture lasts about an hour and there is a quarter of an hour for questions, so that there are two lectures in the morning and two in the afternoon. There is an interval between each lecture for tea or coffee. Lecturers are paid a fee of six guineas together with hotel and travelling expenses. Should you require any further information I shall only be too pleased to supply it, Yours sincerely, Q\Cu .cU~ w_. Dr. G. E. Anderson.