Professor J. C. Pócza

Professor J H Peacock

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...

Professor C. W. Boeck

world generally. Wilhelm Boeck was born at Kongsberg in 1808, became a student in 1S27. Doctor in 1831; he was elected member of the Storthing in 1845 and Professor at the University in 1846. Boeck's name and scientific merits stand in special connexion witli his investigation of two of the most terrible forms of disease which have afflicted and still afflict the human race. Of one of these, Le...

Tribute to Professor Anthony J. McMichael

Emeritus Professor A. J. "Tony" McMichael (1942-2014) was an internationally renowned and pioneering Australian academic and advocate in epidemiology, who was passionate about understanding the influences of the environment on human health. In an illustrious career spanning more than four decades, he made significant contributions to the scientific community and policy discourse-including groun...

Introduction to Editorial Board Member: Professor Francis J. Doyle III

In this issue of Bioengineering and Translational Medicine, we are delighted to introduce Professor Francis (Frank) J. Doyle III, the Dean of Harvard’s Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He holds the John A. and Elizabeth S. Armstrong Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Prof. Doyle received his BS degree in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University, his MS degre...