Person Bangham; Alec Douglas (1921 - 2010) Bangham Alec Douglas 1921 - 2010 British Male Manchester, England 10/11/1921 19211110 09/03/2010 20100309

Haematologist Education: Downs Quaker preparatory school, Colwall, Worcestershire; MB MS (medicine), University College London Career: Addenbrooke's hospital; Captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1948; Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge: Staff scientist, appointed 1952; Medals and awards: Doctorate of medicine from London University (1965); Fellow of the Royal Society (1977); Fellow of University College London (1981); Distinguished fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (1997) The son of Donald Bangham, director of research at the British Coal Utilisation Research Association, and Edith Kerby, who was born in St Petersburg and had been a one-time interpreter for Emmeline Pankhurst, Alec was the eldest of three children. Married, his wife predeceased him by a few months. He leaves three sons and a daughter. Fellow 17/03/1977 55 Obituary: Biographical Memoirs of the Royal Society, Vol 57, 2011, pp 25-44, plate, by Sir Brian Heap CBE FRS and Gregory Gregoriadis Brian Heap, in 'The Guardian' 31 March 2010 Chris Havergal i 'Cambridge News' 13/03/2010 Jef Akst in 'The Scientist' 2/04/2010 International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families - ISAAR(CPF) - Ottawa 1996 ISBN 0-9696035-3-3 National Council on Archives, Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997 The landmark paper in which he had first described liposomes, with Malcolm Standish and Jeff Watkins, which was published in 1965, was recognised as a citation classic in Current Contents in 1989. 10 Nov 1921 - 9 Mar 2010 NA4663 21/11/2001 Andyg pmab 16/10/2024 RS_NET\JonathanB Yes http://viaf.org/viaf/33397705 9b3c0bb1-e83b-4d96-b5a6-343f9b82f4e1