Corporate photography shoots C0001000 - C0001018
- Date:
- 1999
- Reference:
- WT/B/11/1/25
- Part of:
- Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and prints for Wellcome Trust corporate photography shoots C0001000 - C0001018.
The subjects of these shoots include Wellcome Trust staff and staff retirements; the 1999 Wellcome Biomedical Image Awards; Wellcome-funded researchers and centres; history of medicine seminars at Wellcome in October 1999; exteriors and interiors of Hinxton Hall at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus (now the Wellcome Genome Campus); a 50th anniversary reception for the Wellcome Library’s; and recipients of Wellcome’s Science on Stage and Screen award in 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.
N.b. There is a gap in the numbering of the shoots from C909 to C1000.
- C0001000 - Lord Sainsbury, Minister for Science attending a performance of "Cracked", a Wellcome-funded play, and a reception at the Bloomsbury Theatre, 17 February 1999. [Missing]
- C0001001 - A dress rehearsal of "Cracked" performed by the Y touring group at the Bloomsbury Theatre, 17 February 1999.[Missing]
- C0001002 - Lord Sainsbury, Minister for Science and Technology visiting the Sanger Centre, 14 May 1999.[Missing]
- C0001003 - The beginning of the demolition of Babcock House at 215 Euston Road, 29 March 1999.
- C0001004 - The demolition of Babcock House at 215 Euston Road during spring and summer 1999.
- C0001005 - An International panel meeting held in the Wellcome Building, March 1999.
- C0001006 - Staff of the International Programmes Division in Science Funding at the Wellcome Trust, March 1999.
- C0001007 - Dr David Gordon, Wellcome Trust Director of Special Initiatives, who left Wellcome after 16 years, April 1999.
- C0001008 to C0001009 - The Sanger Centre seen from the lake, May 1999
- C0001010 - DNA robotic equipment at the Sanger Centre.
- C0001011 - Line drawing of the rear elevation of Hinxton Hall as seen from the lawn, created by Sheppard Robson, architects of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus.
- C0001012 - Scientist and film director Dr John Tchalenko and artist Humpfrey Ocean, Wellcome Trust Sci-Art winners 1998, at the opening of their exhibition at the Portrait Gallery, 15 April 1999.
- C0001013 - A patient with lesions of cutaneous leishmaniasis being treated at University College Hospital, May 1999.
- C0001014 - A festschrift attended by colleagues and friends of Dame Bridget Ogilvie held in the Wellcome Building, 9 February 1999.
- C0001015 and C0001016 - Assistant to the President of the United States for Science and Technology visiting Dr Michael Morgan at the Sanger Centre, 28 June 1999.
- C0001017 - A Marine ecologist and PhD student participating in the Wellcome Trust Researchers in Residence (Biosciences) placement scheme. 23 April 1999.
- C0001018 - Geneticist Caroline Mitchell, a Wellcome Trust-funded researcher in residence, based at the Wessex Regional Genetics Laboratory in Salisbury. Mitchell spent time at Thornden School trying to dispel stereotypes about science and challenging pupils' perspectives of scientists, 27 April 1999.
The subjects of these shoots include Wellcome Trust staff and staff retirements; the 1999 Wellcome Biomedical Image Awards; Wellcome-funded researchers and centres; history of medicine seminars at Wellcome in October 1999; exteriors and interiors of Hinxton Hall at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus (now the Wellcome Genome Campus); a 50th anniversary reception for the Wellcome Library’s; and recipients of Wellcome’s Science on Stage and Screen award in 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.
N.b. There is a gap in the numbering of the shoots from C909 to C1000.
- C0001000 - Lord Sainsbury, Minister for Science attending a performance of "Cracked", a Wellcome-funded play, and a reception at the Bloomsbury Theatre, 17 February 1999. [Missing]
- C0001001 - A dress rehearsal of "Cracked" performed by the Y touring group at the Bloomsbury Theatre, 17 February 1999.[Missing]
- C0001002 - Lord Sainsbury, Minister for Science and Technology visiting the Sanger Centre, 14 May 1999.[Missing]
- C0001003 - The beginning of the demolition of Babcock House at 215 Euston Road, 29 March 1999.
- C0001004 - The demolition of Babcock House at 215 Euston Road during spring and summer 1999.
- C0001005 - An International panel meeting held in the Wellcome Building, March 1999.
- C0001006 - Staff of the International Programmes Division in Science Funding at the Wellcome Trust, March 1999.
- C0001007 - Dr David Gordon, Wellcome Trust Director of Special Initiatives, who left Wellcome after 16 years, April 1999.
- C0001008 to C0001009 - The Sanger Centre seen from the lake, May 1999
- C0001010 - DNA robotic equipment at the Sanger Centre.
- C0001011 - Line drawing of the rear elevation of Hinxton Hall as seen from the lawn, created by Sheppard Robson, architects of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus.
- C0001012 - Scientist and film director Dr John Tchalenko and artist Humpfrey Ocean, Wellcome Trust Sci-Art winners 1998, at the opening of their exhibition at the Portrait Gallery, 15 April 1999.
- C0001013 - A patient with lesions of cutaneous leishmaniasis being treated at University College Hospital, May 1999.
- C0001014 - A festschrift attended by colleagues and friends of Dame Bridget Ogilvie held in the Wellcome Building, 9 February 1999.
- C0001015 and C0001016 - Assistant to the President of the United States for Science and Technology visiting Dr Michael Morgan at the Sanger Centre, 28 June 1999.
- C0001017 - A Marine ecologist and PhD student participating in the Wellcome Trust Researchers in Residence (Biosciences) placement scheme. 23 April 1999.
- C0001018 - Geneticist Caroline Mitchell, a Wellcome Trust-funded researcher in residence, based at the Wessex Regional Genetics Laboratory in Salisbury. Mitchell spent time at Thornden School trying to dispel stereotypes about science and challenging pupils' perspectives of scientists, 27 April 1999.
Publication/Creation
1999
Physical description
1 album
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores