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GOWLAND HOPKINS AND THE SCIENTIFIC IMAGINATION

Sat 21^st Jan 1950, 18:00 on Third Programme

Talk by Jacquetta Hawkes
Frederick Gowland Hopkins (1861-1947) has been called the Founding Father of the science of bio-chemistry in Britain. A first cousin of the poet Gerard Manley Hopkins, he was in many ways unlike the popular conception of a scientist. This evening his daughter talks about his methods of thought and research.

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Talk By:: Jacquetta Hawkes
Talk By:: Frederick Gowland Hopkins
Unknown:: Gerard Manley

Source: Radio Times

Third Programme

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Radio Times Issue 1370

15^th January 1950

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