THE Mitchell Banks Memorial Lecture: Delivered on November 3rd

A Doctor's Visit to U.S.S.R. *The Long Fox Memorial Lecture, delivered on 16th October, 1956.

I look upon it as a great honour to be invited to give the Long Fox Memoria ec ure for 1956, the more especially as my twenty-five years in medicine have been spent in e field of general practice, away from the University classroom, the laboiatory, an e hospital bed. General Practitioners are not used to giving lectures; when they do they are wise if they confine themselves to the bird's-eye ra...

Decay of the Teeth *Long Fox Memorial Lecture, delivered on 28th October, 1958.

ental decay, or dental caries as it is more properly called, is a disease which, as su r^?ne ̂ ows, produces holes or cavities in the teeth. These occur where the tooth ch ^CeS are Protected from the normal cleansing action of the tongue, the lips and the s 0r where the softer tissues of the root (Plate XXII) are exposed by recession of the increasing age. There are three main sites: in the natu...

The Stribeck memorial lecture

Stribeck’s publications ‘Kugellager für beliebige Belastungen’ and ‘Die wesentlichen Eigenschaften der Gleitund Rollenlager’ were remarkable for their time. Many of the findings were revolutionary and are still considered quite modern. The method used by Stribeck to calculate load distribution between the balls within a ball bearing is still used today, otherwise, a full finite element analysis...

Medical Journalism in the West of England 1883-1970 *The Long Fox Memorial Lecture, delivered in the University of Bristol on 19th November 1970.

I would first like to thank the University for the honour they have done me by asking me to deliver this Long Fox Memorial Lecture and to say that it is with a great sense of unworthiness that I attempt the task. Since this annual lecture was instituted in 1904 a great many distinguished men have spoken with eloquence on subjects of which they were masters. I would like to suggest that tonight ...

3rd FY Khoo Memorial Lecture--education, professionalism, outsourcing and the future of radiology.