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Authorised form of nameKeynes; Richard Darwin (1919 - 2010)
Dates1919 - 2010
NationalityBritish
Date of birth14/08/1919
Date of death12/06/2010
ActivityEducation:
Oundle School
Career:
Research into transmission of nerve impulses; Professor of Physiology, Cambridge University (1973-1986); Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge (1961 - )
Honours:
CBE 1984
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election19/03/1959
Age at election39
RSActivityRoyal Society roles:
Council: 1965-1968; VP 1965-1968
Lectures:
Croonian 1983
RelationshipsSon of Geoffrey and Margaret (Nee Darwin) Keynes; great grandson of Charles Robert Darwin (FRS 1839)
SourceObituaries:
Biographical Memoirs of the Royal Society, Vol 57, 2011, pp 205-228, plate, by Ian Glynn FRS
References:
Mariana Cook, 'Faces of Science' 2005 pp80-81 Image and account of his work in his own words
CodeNA863
Archives associated with this Fellow
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HWT/28/1/4Letter from R D Keynes to Thompson, letters from Blackett to Presidents of Brazilian Academy and Science Council, Royal Society Council paperFebruary 1968
GLB/2/3Brown to Dr R D Keynes, Journal of Physiology, Cambridge24 June 1957
PB/9/1/101/6Royal Society correspondence1968
GLB/2/13Brown to R D Keynes, Physiological Laboratory, Cambridge30 June 1958
GLB/65/61/37Brown to R D Keynes, Director, Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge8 April 1967
GLB/65/61/35R D Keynes, Director, Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge to Brown15 March 1967
HWT/28/1/1Correspondence with R D Keynes and P C GarnhamJuly - November 1967
HWT/29/2/2Correspondence and papers regarding visits and exchanges to Mongolia1967
IM/002526Keynes, Richard DarwinFebruary 2002
IM/002154Hodgkin, Sir Alan Lloyd and Keynes, Richard Darwin April 1976
IM/002525Keynes, Richard Darwincirca 1967
GLB/65/61/36R D Keynes, Director, Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge to Brown29 MArch 1967
GLB/2/6Dr Richard Keynes, The Laboratory, Citadel Hill, Plymouth to Brown 14 November 1957
EC/1959/11Keynes, Richard Darwin: certificate of election to the Royal Society
HWT/20/65Correspondence and papers regarding RSEP and EMBOAugust - September 1970
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