HAROLD ARTHUR THOMAS FAIRBANK

Thomas Green, 'The Historicity and Historicisation of Arthur'

http://www.arthuriana.co.uk/historicity/arthur.htm), the first version of which appeared online in 1998. An up-to-date expansion, development and revision of the views presented below can be found in my Concepts of Arthur (Tempus, 2007). As such, this article will no longer be updated. It will, however, continue to be archived at this website, given its long independent existence and the fact t...

"Osteopetrosis" in the Fairbank Collection.

The "osteopetrosis" section of the Fairbank Collection in the Radiology Museum of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital contains radiographs and case notes of twenty-two patients. This material has been reviewed in terms of modern concepts in an attempt to obtain a long-term follow-up and a firm diagnosis in each individual. Nine patients proved to have the classical autosomal dominant form o...

Clxxvii. the Biological Inertness of Irradiated Mycosterols Other than Ergosterol. by Otto Rosenheim and Thomas Arthur

Harold Varmus.

The Yale Graduate Student Research Symposium (GSRS) is an annual event organized solely by graduate students. The GSRS is an open forum for sharing and learning about the research being conducted by the next generation of scientists today's graduate students. This year, on November 1, 2002, some 300 Yale researchers from graduate students to distinguished faculty gathered in the Levitson Audito...

Harold Davenport

Harold Davenport's father, Percy Davenport, worked in the office of Perseverance Mill, a cotton mill in Huncoat, near Accrington. At first a clerk, he became the company secretary. He married Nancy Barnes, one of the daughters of John Barnes, the owner of the mill. Their first child, Harold, was born on the 30th October, 1907, their only other child Grace was born a few years later. When 10 or ...