Professor Emeritus Neil McIntyre, BSc, M.D., F.R.C.P. (1934–2020)

Emeritus-Professor Conwy Lloyd Morgan

T the ripe age of eighty-four Lloyd Morgan has passed away. jje wag for many years the distinguished and greatlyeloved Principal of University College, and when the College deceived its charter in 1909 converting it into Bristol diversity Lloyd Morgan was designated the first Vicehancellor. He relinquished this office almost immediately, nd Sir Igambard Owen was appointed in his stead. His ecis...

Edwin Clarke, MD, FRCP (1919-1996).

James Patrick Watson MD, FRCP, FRCPsych

James (Jim) Watson, who died after a stroke on 3 August 2016 aged 80, was among a small band of British psychiatrists who trained in the 1960s and 70s to take psychiatry out of the asylums and establish robust services in general hospital and community settings. They were also responsible for developing a wide range of specialist mental health services. Jim was deeply committed to improving the...

Emeritus Professor Colin J Masters (1927–2012)

Colin Masters died on April 6 from cancer, after making outstanding and pioneering contributions to biochemistry and biotechnology in Australia and to the development of Griffith University in SE Queensland as a major research based university. Colin was born in Taihape, a small town on the north island of New Zealand. In his view, the rural setting was an ideal background for his early childho...

Kenneth D. Keele, MD, FRCP (1909–1987)

With the death on 3 May 1987 of the distinguished physician and medical historian, Kenneth Keele, the world of scholarship has sustained an irreplaceable loss, especially in the field of Leonardo da Vinci studies. from a medical family; his father and grandfather were medical practitioners, as were his two brothers, one ofwhom, Cyril Keele, is Emeritus Professor of Pharmacology at Middlesex Hos...