Corporate photography shoots C0007934 - C0010148

Negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and prints for Wellcome Trust corporate shoots C0007934 to C0010148. N.b. 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.

- C0007934 - Dr Stephan Beck, Head of Human Sequencing, Sanger Centre, Summer 1999.

- C0007935 - Activities and details in Stephan Beck's laboratory, March 2000.

- C0007936 - Sculptor Richard Bray working on a Turkey Oak tree felled by lightning. The artwork is based on the double-helical structure of DNA and incorporates carvings that represent the genome sequencing work, March 2000.

- C0007937 - The European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, which makes available electronic genetic databases to the scientific community worldwide, March 2000.

- C0007938 - View of the front entrance to the EBI, Summer 2000.

- C0007939 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, where the mapping of the human genome project in in the UK is based, Summer 2000.

- C0007940 to C0007967 - Exhibits at the Mental Exhibition held at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. Conceived and directed by Professor Helen Storey, former fashion designer, and now Research Fellow at the London Institute, Mental was developed in partnership with scientist Dr. John McLachlan, Director of the Peninsular Medical School, Plymouth. Visitors to the exhibition were invited to interact with four figures; play with Whisper, stroke and touch First, Last, Everything, write on Amygdala's pages and consider the Death Dresses.

- C0007968 to C0007990 - Dr Mike Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust, pictured outside Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, attending the conference on Radical Thinking, Creative Solutions - Career Issues in UK Academic Research.

- C0007991 to C0008059 - Conference participants and information resources at the Radical Thinking, Creative Solutions - Career Issues in UK Academic Research conference, at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus.

- C0008060 to C0008095 - PhD students' meeting held at Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, with prizes presented by Professor Heinz Wolff.

- C0008096 to C0008135 - Performance of Yerma's Eggs at the University of North London. Yerma's Eggs conceived, written and directed by Anna Furse is an exploration into bio-ethics via the poetry of multi-media theatre. This experimental performance focuses on issues surrounding infertility and ART (artificial reproduction technology). With a company of six actors, specially composed music, video projection and the participation of fertility expert Simon Fishel, Yerma's Eggs charts some exciting, poetic strategies for exploring controversial science and unspeakable feelings.

- C0008136 - Dr David Bentley, Head of Genetics, Sanger Centre, Summer 2000.

- C0008136 - Portrait of Dr David Bentley, Head of Genetics at the Sanger Centre, Summer 2000.

- C0008137 to C0008143 - Interior and exterior views of the Wellcome Building, showing the library, auditorium, main entrance and staff in the murals restaurant, August 2001.

- C0008144 - Group shot of the Wellcome Trust Information Systems training and support team, 16 August 2001.

- C0008145 - Portrait of Dr Robert Howells, Wellcome Trust Director of Programmes, 15 August 2001.

- C0008146 - Helen Storey's "Death Dresses" on display at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, part of her Wellcome-funded Sci-Art project "Mental", which explored the links between emotions, feelings and the creative process, 11 July 2001.

- C0008147 - Views of "Art and the Brain", an exhibition of artist William Utermohlen's work at the TwoTen gallery, August 2001.

- C0008148 to C0008156 - "The Geology of Biology", part of an installation by Jason Middlebrook for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site, August 2001.

- C0008149 - "Built to Order" by Chris Habib, which featured in "Working Drafts: Envisioning the Human Genome", an exhibition at the TwoTen gallery on display 27 September 2001-11 January 2002.

- C0008150 - The entrance to the IMAX theatre in the Wellcome Wing at the Science Museum, 17 September 2001.

- C0008151 to C0008155 - Interiors of the Wellcome Wing at the Science Museum, 17 September 2001.

- C0008157- Views of the "Working Drafts: Envisioning the Human Genome" exhibition in the TwoTen gallery.

- C0008158 - An anatomical fugitive sheet, Moneto, Il Vero Disegno, with flaps raised and lowered.

- C0008159 - Roy Porter's retirement reception at the Wellcome Library, 19 September 2001.

- C0008160 to C0008216 - Pupils participating in a science lesson at North Westminster School.

- C0008217 to C0008298 - Patients undergoing tests at the Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility (WTCRF) in Southampton General Hospital.

- C0008299 to C0008324 - "Hanging", a 25-metre banner created by Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence Aya Ben Ron, which was suspended from floor to ceiling in the stairwell of the Wellcome Building.

- C0008325 to C0008331 - Portraits of Wellcome Trust Change Manager in Science Funding.

- C0008332 to C0008337 - Portraits of a Wellcome Trust Programme Officer for Medicine in Society grants.

- C0008338 to C0008346 - Portraits of the Head of Wellcome's Medical Film and Video Library.

- C0008347 to C0008360 - Portraits of the Wellcome Trust Programme Manager for Information Management Strategy.

- C0008361 to C0008711 - Various laboratory techniques involving petri dishes and microscope slides.

- C0008712 to C0008792 - Dr Peter Taylor, a Reader at the School of Pharmacy, University of London, who investigated the antibacterial properties of umckaloabo, a South African geranium, and its potential for treating tuberculosis with support from a Wellcome Trust Showcase Scheme award.

- C0008793 to C0008800 - A model of the floating laboratory provided and equipped by Sir Henry Wellcome in 1907.

C0008801 to C0008823, C0008834 to C0008843 and C0008852 to C0008919 - Participants pictured at the Hinxton Hall Conference Centre and in the grounds of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, attending a conference on "Radical Thinking, Creative Solutions - Career Issues in UK Academic Research".

- C0008827 to C0008832 - The Hinxton Hall Conference Centre.

- C0008844 to C0008848 - Red poppies (Papaver rhoeas) growing in a field with other flora.

- C0008924 to C0008954 - Stock images of chocolate sweets in foil wrappers.

- C0008955 to C0008970 - "Art and the Brain" at the TwoTen gallery, an exhibition of work by artist William Utermohlen, who painted may of his self-portraits after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 1996.

- C0008971 to C0008991- Martin Birchall, Reader in Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Bristol, who was awarded a £1.2 million fellowship by the Wellcome Trust to bring laryngeal transplantation into the clinical arena.

- C0008994 to C0009012 - Dr John Lazarus at work on a ward at Llandough Hospital, Penath. Lazarus received Wellcome Trust funding to conduct a large-scale clinical trial to determine the significance of routine antenatal screening of maternal thyroid function for intellectual development in children.

- C0009013 to C0009017 and C0009022 to C0009033 - Dr McShane and her team at the University of Oxford, who received Wellcome Trust funding to develop a new vaccine for tuberculosis (TB).

- C0009018 to C0009021 - A scientist pipetting medium onto cultured cells inside a laboratory's sterile hood.

- C0009035 to C0009177, C0009529 to C0009626, C0009633 to C0009670 and C0009677 to C0009679 - Speakers, guests, exhibits and performances at the British Association of the Advancement of Science Festival, September 2001, including a free exhibition of artwork funded by the Wellcome Trust.

- C0009178 to C0009181 - A performer from the Gandini Juggling group juggling outside Euston Station. The Wellcome Trust awarded a Sci-art Award for 'Baby Epsilons', a project that aimed to improve understanding of how mathematical sequences and patterns can be enacted through juggling.

- C0009182 to C0009211 and C0009227 to C0009230 - Stock iamges of blood samples.

- C0009212 to C0009226 and C0009231 to C0009241 - Dr Mallika Sekhar, consultant haematologist in charge of the blood bank at West Middlesex University Hospital, who carried out research into the patterns of blood donation in Indians in the UK from 1970 till the 2000s.

- C0009246 to C0009275 - Kate Davidson, consultant Clinical Psychologist and Honorary Professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of Glasgow.

- C0009289 to C0009370 - Staff at work in the Wellcome Trust Information Systems Department.

- C0009371 to C0009379 - Portrait of Dr Rick Fuller, Wellcome Trust Director of Science Funding.

- C0009380 to C0009396 - Portrait of David Phillipps, Wellcome Trust Director of Finance.

- C0009397 to C0009423 - Guests at a retirement party for Lawrence Smaje, Director of Medicine, Society and History at the Wellcome Trust.

- C0009424 to C0009447 - Portrait of the Head of the Wellcome Trust Policy Unit.

- C0009448 to C0009528 - Interiors of the Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine in 2001 and readers using the Library.

- C0009627 to C0009631 and C0009671 to C0009676 - A ball gown incorporating 6,550 contraceptive pills and an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD). The dress was a comment on women's choice of contraception.

- C0009680 to C0009688 - A promotional stand for the Wellcome Trust at 183 Euston Road.

- C0009689 to C0009728 - Alexandre Da Cunha, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, in his studio in Bentley House, Euston Road.

- C0009729 to C0009737 - Members of the Board of Directors of Diamond at 183 Euston Road.

- C0009738 to C0009744 - Dr Michael Morgan, Member of the interim Board of Directors of the Diamond Group.

- C0009745 to C0009752 - Dr Chris Henshall, Member of the interim Board of Directors of the Diamond Group.

- C0009753 to C0009757 - Professor Gerhard Materlik, Chief Executive Officer of the Diamond Project.

- C0009758 to C0009796 - Exhibits from "Working Drafts: Envisioning the Human Genome", an exhibition at the TwoTen Gallery, which opened 27 September 2001.

- C0009797 to C0009851 - Pupils taking part in a workshop at the Bloomsbury Theatre for Science Centrestage, the Wellcome Trust's National Festival of Drama for secondary schools.

- C0009852 to C0009866 - Portrait of the Head of Wellcome's Audiovisual Services.

- C0009867 to C0009875 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Director's Personal Assistant.

- C0009876 to C0009885 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Human Resources Adviser.

- C0009886 to C0009902 - Portrait of Gary Steinberg, Wellcome Trust Chief Investment Officer.

- C0009903 to C0009910 - Portrait of the Head of Wellcome Trust Legal Services and Company Secretary.

- C0009916 to C0009920 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Director's Administrator.

- C0009921 to C0009926 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Senior Audiovisual Technician.

- C0009927 - A spiral 'helical' staircase at the Sanger Institute.

- C0009928 - Reception area at the Sanger Institute looking out towards the stained glass window.

- C0009929 - A sequencing machine at the Sanger Institute.

- C0009930 - Exterior view of the Sanger Institute.

- C0009931 to C0009932 - Sequencing room and computers at the Sanger Institute.

- C0009933 to C0009941 - Dr Vicky March, who received Wellcome Trust funding to set up a Shops Programme in Kilifi, Kenya and train kiosk owners in giving advice when selling malaria and fever drugs.

- C0009942 to C0009975 - Dr Ian Barker, who received Wellcome Trust funding to to investigate the effects of anaesthesia on children during surgery and after in collaboration with Dr Jackie Andrade, Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Sheffield.

- C0009976 - Patients on a ward undergoing tests in the Department of Diabetes and Metabolism at the Medical School, University of Newcastle.

- C0009977 to C0010025 - Professor Roy Taylor and Professor Peter Morris with patients at the MRS centre in Nottingham. They are using magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) to study the metabolism of patients with diabetes.

- C0010026 to C0010040 - Dr Darren Shickle, Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Sheffield. Shickle's research team were investigating whether a technique called conjoint analysis, combining quantitative and qualitative methods, could be useful for consulting with the public on matters of medical ethics.

- C0010041 to C0010055 - Dr Malcolm Young, whose research team was awarded a grant from the DTI/Wellcome Trust/HEFCE Joint Infrastructure Fund to develop a new science of understanding the brain, neuroecology, as well as shots of the construction of the Henry Wellcome Building at the front of the Medical School at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, paid for by the grant.

- C0010056 to C0010078 - Portraits of Dr Allan Bradley, Director of the Sanger Institute.

- C0010079 to C0010086 - Portraits of the Head of the Pathogen Sequencing Unit at the Sanger Institute.

- C0010091 to C0010104 - Portraits of a press officer at the Sanger Institute.

- C0010105 to C0010106 - Dr Charles Newton, a Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Fellow, at work at the Wolfson Centre, Institute of Child Health, where he was investigating neurological damage from central nervous system infections in children.

- C0010108 to C0010111 - Construction of a new Chemistry Research Laboratory at the University of Oxford, funded by the Joint Infrastructure Fund (JIF).

- C0010112 to C0010139 - Construction of the Centre of Vaccinology and Tropical-based Medicine, Oxford, funded by the Infrastructure Fund (JIF).

- C0010140 to C0010146 - Construction of the Oxford Centre for Gene Function, funded by the Joint Infrastructure Fund (JIF).

- C0010147 - Construction of the Ancient Biomolecules Centre at Oxford, , funded by the Joint Infrastructure Fund (JIF), November 2001.

- C0010148 - Views of "The Hanging", a 25-metre banner designed by Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence Aya Ben-Ron and installed in the stairwell of the Wellcome Building.

1999-c.2001