fiona wilkinson university of birmingham

Co-chair of the Department of Life Sciences Athena SWAN committee. His friends remember him always being extremely kind, irrepressibly great fun, having such adventures and being a tireless fundraiser for charity. In 1998 he was invited to join the board of the Union for Reformed Judaism, a pan-USA organisation and he served on this until his passing. Fiona strongly believes in collaborating closely with business and that academia and business can do a great deal to support one another. She leaves two sisters ,four children, two step daughters and seven grandchildren. Since January 2020, she has served as the Programme Lead of the University-led Forum for Global Challenges. ), British Trades Unions and Industrial Politics, 1940-79, Volume 1: The Post-War Compromise, 1945-64 (Ashgate, 1999). He helped to establish the first IVF clinic (the Premier Medical Specialist Hospital) in Gwagwalada in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, in 1996. He was also fascinated by, and contributed to, work done at Nottingham on the chaotic dynamics of electron motion at the classical-quantum interface. Normans later work on the philosophy behind metadata led him also to the work of Kuhn and Karl Popper. It might have been expected that this lad from a two-up-two-down terrace in the Nottingham backstreets would follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, both of whom were employed by Players, the local cigarette manufacturer. Toni was born in 1962 in West Yorkshire, the only child of two Polish refugees who came to England after the 2nd World War. 19, no. He specialised in Electrical Engineering and Electronics, graduating with the London external B.Sc. Bluff, reliable, always cheerful, he was a popular member of the year, particularly prominent in the annual Lake Battle against the Engineers, and the Beer Race around the University campus. Always willing to expand his horizons, he learned computing through the Open University and went on to teach the subject at Northampton College. On arrival at Nottingham he naturally gravitated to the universitys jazz band, lead at that time by the legendary Roger Eames. Read the full obituary in The Times. Obituary information kindly supplied by David's wife, Patricia. Lynne Golberg (ne Potter), Chemistry/Philosophy, Ian Gray, Mechanical Engineering - 1 August 2011, Sheila Howard (ne McShane), Education - 17 October 2017. 7, pp. Obituary kindly provided by wife Jillian Labadz. Following a year at the University of Pavia in Italy on a British Council scholarship, he returned to the University of Nottingham in 1951 as a demonstrator in the Department of Geography and then carried out his National Service in the Royal Navy, training as a Russian language interpreter and retiring as a lieutenant commander in 1954. Dress rehearsal night allowed students to obtain concessionary tickets as well as a group concession. Tim returned to live in Tunbridge Wells five years ago after becoming sick and underwent radio and chemotherapy. For a full obituary please see the C.P.J.Field website. Although Roger retired in 1995 (becoming Professor Emeritus) his commitment to travel and mineralogical studies never wavered. Following his graduation with a BA in German and French, Ron taught for two years before he felt called to become a minister in the Baptist church. @interfields. Richard graduated from Nottingham University in 1968 with a B.Sc. He taught until his retirement in 1994. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Fiona's connections and jobs at similar companies. Fidelis was a prominent member of the Association of Nigerian Physicians in the Americas, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine in the USA, the RCOG in the UK and the Association for Fertility and Reproductive Health (AFRH) in Nigeria. He was awarded an OBE in the 1990 New Years Honours list for services to higher education.His marriage to Janet Huntley on 21st August 1948 was a long and happy one lasting 67 years. Email: kelcherf@aston.ac.uk. He had numerous achievements during a highly distinguished career, which included his pioneering work with volcanic-associated deposits, which put the Mount Read volcanic arc in the lexicon of geologists around the world. He became an internationally recognised and esteemed expert in the semiconductor industry, travelling extensively, generously sharing his advice and help. Block 2. He later worked as an independent consultant for Danford, Global, and GHI Systems. Tragically, in September, 1969, Ann was involved in a motor accident. Back Submit. Re: The importance of the word "woman" in communication about women's health Ann worked as both a teacher, social worker and trainer for social workers in both Haringey and Hertfordshire. Obituary kindly supplied by Peter's daughter Diana Foglizzo. Articles include five including Containing Radicalism: The Trades Union Congress Organisation Department and Trades Councils, 1928-1953, Labour History Review 62: 1 (1997) and Trades Councils and the Organisation of the Unemployed: the East Midlands in the 1930s, Journal of Regional and Local Studies, 14: 1 (1994). Not known for his small talk, Clifford often wore a stern, teachers exterior, but underneath there was warmth, a kind heart and a keen sense of humour; and he was quietly influential with two generations of his family embarking on careers in the teaching profession. During the war, Frank was a meteorological officer in the RAF and then became a maths teacher. From his fourth year at Oxford, Stephen chose crystallography as his research topic which set the direction of the next 40 years of his career. Jim was a notable cricketer for the University and, although batting was his speciality, he clean bowled Reg Simpson (the Notts CC and England opening batsman) in a charity match at Wollaton. Forthcoming (2018) Destruction and Creation: Monstrous Hybrids in the Primordial Cosmosin S. Lewis and S. Newington (eds. It was a nomadic life she said but loved it. Clusters are well aligned to the concept open innovation and she is now undertaking a comparative study of best practice in outbound open innovation in the medical device sector in Germany, the UK and Ireland. Ella Skene (ne Basker), Agriculture/Horticulture - January 2013, Ann Smith (ne Rowlands), Theology - 30 August 2018, David Sneesby, Industrial Economics - 24 April 2013, Kenneth Sumner, Electrical Engineering - November 2010, Alastair Taylor, Agriculture/Horticulture, Dr John Thynne CB, Chemistry - 23 October 2018, John Towle, Mechanical Engineering - 2 August 2011, Edith Audrey Turner (ne Williams), Mathematics. Alan was a keen follower of Premier League soccer but on summer weekends the countryside beckoned and day trips around Ontario with a picnic lunch at hand were simple pleasures he enjoyed. Prof Nunan served as Head of Department between 2014 and 2020, and as School Head of Research between Jan 2020 and May 2021. In his career he taught at the University of Ghana as well as a Professor at the University of Southampton in Organic Chemistry. Obituary kindly supplied by Ann's son, Peter Clifford. Whatever Audrey put her hand to she did with excellence and dedication and these were the hallmarks of her well-lived life. He died from Acute Myeloid Leukaemia at the age of 77. She is an historian who holds a Phd from the University of the West of England and has previously taught at the University of the West of England, the University of Cardiff and the University of South Wales (previously the . During her close companionship with Dr Roger Morgan until his death in 2004, she became adept at tapestry work and researched her family tree back to 1746. In 1989 he left Vickers and joined his wife, Christine (Nottingham, Chemistry 1971) in McCann Research, a consultancy partnership which continued successfully for the next 10 years, Tony consulting on Corporate Strategy and Organisation, while Christine offered Market Research Consultancy in pharmaceuticals. He worked for 50 years as an Electrical and Software Engineer for British Thomson-Houston (Associated Electrical Industries), Philco-Ford and Teledyne and held a patent for one of his many innovative designs. Fiona has 5 jobs listed on their profile. Lorna was a worthy and popular recipient of the inaugural School of Medicine award for Service Excellence in an APM role in 2021. Guy was churchwarden and treasurer for Flawborough Church for thirty-five years. He was an active member of his church, St. Martin in-the-fields, in Winnetka, California. She embraced life fully and was deeply curious about the world. Known as an exceptional athlete and with great pace, John played in the England and GB Mens Hockey team in the 1960s, taking part in the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. He worked there for 13 years until overworking led to a detached retina. Alan and Maria kept in touch with a group of friends formed at Nottingham University - in more recent years meeting annually in the Lake District, sharing fond memories of their time at Nottingham. A stem cell biologist by training, Dr Docherty is an expert in the generation of pancreatic beta cells from human pluripotent stem cells, specialising in beta cell maturation and functional characterisation. When home he was a lover of classical music, especially chamber music. Michael also recalled how, as Head Teacher at Edna G Olds Primary school in Lenton he was completely dismayed one morning to find the road outside the school covered in litter and broken glass, following a student society ball. New York, New York 10017. Demographic analysis of this type was still quite new as indeed were computers in historical research in the mid-1980s. 2022, pp. In later years Norman also had his own company, Tertius Ltd. As he put it, providing consultancy services in the digital management of information, and related issues concerning management of products of the human mind. Not only was Stephen an outstanding crystallographer but he also cared deeply about the growing crystallographic community at both national and European level. She was devoted to her family and proud of all their achievements, as they were of her. Obituary kindly supplied by Pran's wife, Renate, John Pearson, Geography - 2 December 2008, John Polkinghorn, Economics and Econometrics - 19 October 2017, Charles Eric Richardson, Physics (Grouped Subjects), Michael Robinson, Electrical Engineering - 12 January 2008, Donald Reap, Industrial Economics - 25 March 2013, Jean Milly Sawyerr (ne Brown), Geography, Basil John Silver, Agriculture - 5 July 2018, Ernest Smith, Physics and Astronomy - 17 December 2011, Peter Thornhill, Mechanical Engineering - 16 May 2010, Clement Tagoe, Agriculture/Horticulture - 26 March 2013, John Walsh, Civil Engineering - December 2014, Kenneth Ward, German/English - 9 October 2016. Over 18 years he also served as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and spent two years running the Institute of German, Austrian and Swiss affairs. Jo was the first from her family to attend university and the experience had a big impact on her. A tribute was held for Fidelis at this years annual conference of the AFRH, where the president acknowledged Fidelis selflessly provided support for the establishment of a number of IVF centres in Nigeria and was a leading member of the team that recorded our early success. Gems and jewels were to figure among his many interests and he was a certified gemologist and was at one time President of Polar Star Diamonds Ltd and President of Diamori Ltd (specializing in fine jewels). C. Alan Soons, Education - 29 December 2011, Reverend Clive Tougher, Theology - 28 November 2019, Dr Alastair Strang, Mechanical Engineering - 4 July 2016, Marian Wallace (ne Pringle), French - 9 February 2016, James "Jim" Waterworth MBE, Horticulture - May 2018, Brian Winterbottom, Civil Engineering - November 2013, Professor Gary Acres OBE, Chemistry - 26 March 2019, The eminent fuel cell and catalyst researcher, Gary Acres, attended Burton Grammar School 1946-53 and was captain of Drake House. Fiona Williams (ne Woolfenden), Sociology - 25 September 2009. Her wartime experience no doubt contributed to this, often describing the social conditions she had seen in her early teens whilst evacuated to north west Scotland. Obituary kindly supplied by Gordon's son, John. He studied diplomacy at LSE, and was appointed First Secretary at the Mauritian High Commission in London. Ann Clifford died 23 April 2021 aged 89 years. Distinguished Chemist, Historian of the Nottinghamshire community of Beeston, and respected member of staff at Nottingham University since 1949, has died aged 93 years. Peter has a BSc in Chemistry anda PhD and since 1974 has lived in Australia where he leaves a widow and two sons. Jenny was a good wife, mother to 2 daughters, and, lately, grandmother to 5 grandchildren. Over the following years the family flourished and the farm prospered. Funeral to be held at Amersham Crematorium on 19th May 2020. He returned to the UK in 2013 as Professor of Nutritional Physiology at Aberystwyth University, where he continued his international research alongside undergraduate and postgraduate teaching.His scientific achievements were significant, especially in light of his age. He served for many years as a stipendiary Magistrate, and in 1998, he was awarded an OBE for services to the administration of justice. 189, 108996. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2020.108996, Atkinson, C, Carmichael, F & Duberley, J 2020, 'The menopause taboo at work: examining womens embodied experiences of menopause in the UK police service', Work, Employment & Society. He finally relocated to the USA where he worked in New York and Philadelphia. Professor Peter Pell OBE, Civil Engineering - 13 December 2016. In 1990, they relocated to the UK and Fidelis passed his MRCOG exams in 1992. After college father ran the family farm before starting a bus tour company and then in 1948 a vehicle repair business. Her foray into amateur dramatics in the 1970s was part of a love of theatre and the arts; she also travelled widely, inspiring her children to do likewise. Following the death of Isabel he married Karen de Bres who was his faithful companion in Nottingham until he passed away peacefully at home. Les had the option to return home but he decided that his future probably lay in the USA, a brave decision but typical of him. Precarious work in Albania, Life satisfaction and job insecurity: evidence from Albania. Nunan, F & Wanjiru, C 2017, Enabling climate compatible development in the coastal region of Kenya. He established an international reputation for his pioneering experimental research into the fatigue strength of bituminous materials for road construction, which started in 1954, and extended his interests into new design methods for roads.Peter Pell was essentially a Nottingham man. She moved to Newport to be with Bernard and worked at STC for a while before they started a family. He had a passion for sports, particularly soccer and F1 Racing, and he still followed the FA cup and UEFA Champions league from England. He continued to research and write up the local history of Beeston in retirement and became involved in the Blue Plaques scheme in the area, helping to award several plaques for places of historical interest and compiling a leaflet with information on them all. Her research now centres on the arrangements for and practice of governing renewable natural resources in low- and middle-income countries. Mike had a desire to test the limits in his academic life, which often lead to new ways of thinking and advances in science. Bringing up Peter who was born in 1955 and Nicky in 1958 was a big part of these years. He was buried at Kirk Hallam and the service was attended by many friends from all aspects of his life. While undertaking his PhD he joined St Andrews Presbyterian Church in Nottingham serving on the Fellowship of Youth (FOY) as national mission secretary and held the post of church secretary for some thirty years. Ann graduated in 1952 with a BA honours first class in Social Administration. She passed away quietly in her sleep on 3rd Sept 2021. To all who knew her, Audrey was interesting, clever, resourceful, selfless, reliable and caring. Mrs. Wilkinson is an FCA and has a BA Honours degree in French with Italian from the University of London. She packed the early lives of her sons with numerous activities and experiences, the after school schedule was a master class in logistics. Despite this he remained dedicated to all his commitments and was hugely respected by all his colleagues. After two years with extensive body paralysis Peter died peacefully at home. Over the next 40 years he travelled extensively, both on family holidays and for work. Royal Holloway, University of London. Prof. On leaving the RAF he went on to work for Fisons, becoming a director for the overseas subsidiary at the age of 38. Obituary kindly supplied by John's wife Mary Lowten. She leaves behind a loving husband and three children. He was also much in demand as a popular lecturer on the history of Beeston, taught a WEA class on that subject and led the research efforts when that class became a research group. Obituary kindly supplied by Edna's son Con Cahill, Malcolm Cornwall, Physics - 1 February 2021, Barry Driscoll, Industrial Economics - 24 May 2012, Howard Erskine-Hill, English Studies and Philosophy - 26 February 2014, Margaret Green (neMcGough), Zoology - 2009, Alan Greenwell, Pharmacy/Pharmaceutical Sciences - 9 September 2010, Margaret Hafner (ne Child), French - July 2016, Anthony (Tony) Hall, Civil Engineering - 21 June 2018, Marjorie Harness (ne Radcliffe), Music - 2 February 2017, David Helliwell, Industrial Economics - 6 July 2012, Anne Jessica Hills MBE (ne Blackden), English - December 2007, Gerald Hooper, Mechanical Engineering - 19 February 2013, Elizabeth Howells, Politics - 13 May 2004, Barrington Isted, Economics & Social History - 27 October 2013, Ian Campbell Jeffrey, Mining Engineering - 25 May 2013, Terence Lemon, Civil Engineering - 19 August 2018, Josephine McElroy (ne Martin), French 14 June 2021. In 1964 he went to Cambridge to study for a PhD in control systems engineering as a member of St Johns College. Fidelis was born on April 24th, 1955 in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. In 1950 she was Womens Team Captain, she shot at Bisley, and one of the proudest achievements of her life was being the first woman ever to be selected for a Territorial Army rifle Team. Besides studying Maths, she was a member of the Union Exec for her entire time at Nottingham and a correspondingly prominent member of the Debating Society). Obituary kindly supplied by Alison Cusick (ne Green) BSc 1966, Joan Long (ne Sweeting), German - July 2007, Derek Stanley Macauley, Chemical Engineering - 21 May 2013, Graham Quinton, Industrial Economicswith Psychology - 21 May 2011, Philip Robinson OBE, Industrial Economics - 2011, Anna St Leger-Lucas (ne Whitehead), French, Amanda Stockley (ne Baker), Mathematics - 10 October 2019, George Thompson, Metallurgy - December 2020. Lesley Boardley (ne Hooper), Social Administration - 30 June 2021, Robert Boucher, Mechanical Engineering - 25 March 2009, Michael Brett, Mathematics - January 2016, Dr Michael Carr, Agriculture/Horticulture, Carol Downer (nee Blight) - 6 January 2011, John Fereday, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences - 14 March 2011, Christopher Nicholas Gilroy, Physics - 29 September 2013, Susan Hainsworth, Agriculture/Horticulture - February 2013, Jennifer McNeill (ne Lapage), English - 17 March 2021, Dr Michael Ryan, Geology - 25 October 2018, Michael Ryan (1941-2018) Died 25th October 2018 age 77 Graduated 1966 with PhD in Geology. This was translated into Spanish and Japanese, with 2nd and 3rd editions published in 1960 and 1977. He lived his life to the end exactly as he wanted it. When Mauritius gained independence on 12 March 1968, he read the lesson at Westminster Abbey for the ceremony organised for the occasion. Sara has taken part in the London to Brighton cycle ride raising money for the British Heart Foundation, taken part in the Moon Walk in London in aid of the Breast Cancer charity, and several times taken part in the local cycle ride to raise money for the Cynthia Spencer Hospice. In addition to being a brilliant engineer, Robin was a proficient musician, most notably on the drums and trumpet, but also piano, saxophone, violin, and flute. He was then made Reader Emeritus by the Bishop of Ripon. Dr Fiona Terry-Chandler Department of History Honorary Research Fellow. Fiona Reid is the Associate Dean, Arts and Humanities for the Faculty of Arts, Society and Professional Studies. In FN we became good friends and have kept in contact ever since, regularly meeting up and attending Reunions at the University over the years. He lived in Wylam from 1970, where he became a Parish and District Councillor- starting the village newsletter, setting up the Village Railway Museum- birthplace of George Stephenson- and latterly working with a small group investigating the lives of people listed on the village war memorial. The research during the first half of his career investigated the transport of heat in solids and at the interface between liquid helium and solids (the Kapitza resistance problem). Obituary kindly supplied by Katherine's friends Pam Bishop (ne Hudson), Jane Orchard (ne Uttley) and Ruth Watts (ne Gent). After his second retirement aged 65 years, this time from the history department, he continued to help voluntarily with numerical history for several years. He soon began work on the topic which brought him international recognition producing much respected literature on what came to be called the philosophy of Adult Education. Gordon was always very proud of being among the first law undergraduates at Nottingham and was very grateful for the opportunities it gave him. Professor Nunan's research interests lie in the arrangements for and practice of governance of renewable natural resources in low- and middle-income countries. He is already deeply missed by his family, friends and former colleagues.The British Society of Animal Science has created a memorial award for postgraduate excellence in Kevins memory. View the profiles of people named Fiona Wilkinson. At Cambridge, he also took up ballroom dancing, where he met his wife Doreen, whom he married in 1960. Mike Solomon played a leading role in the development of economic geology, both in Australia and internationally. David was born in Kent and moved to Higher Bebington in the Wirral where he was educated at Birkenhead School, which probably set him on the road to being the smoothest guy in the class. I am also developing a project on conceptions of time in ancient Greek cosmogony and looking at correspondences between ancient Greek and Indian creation narratives. Flying sailplanes, he represented the RAF in national contests and for over fifty years advised the British Gliding Association on aeromedical matters. After a year working in Peru at the National Office for Planning and Urban affairs he lectured at the University of Reading for one year before resuming his academic career at Nottingham, where he obtained his PhD and was also awarded a D.Litt (Doctor of Letters) in 1990 in recognition of his extensive range of publications. He is survived by Doreen and their three children, Hayley, Melda and Adrian. Professor Plumtree served in many capacities at UW including Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, and Research Senator, and member of the Board of Governors. Throughout his illness Chris remained positive and continued to pursue his passions of travel, green issues, cricket and real ale. After Northampton School for Girls she read French, with Latin as her subsidiary subject, at the University College, Nottingham, graduating in 1936. Obituary kindly supplied by Dr Saher Hasnain. Report this profile Report Report. Having become very knowledgeable on every aspect of the local history of Beeston, Stephen was one of the authors of the two historical trails published by the Beeston Civic Society. He also spoke on many occasions to the Nottingham Branch of the Historical Association. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Fiona's connections and jobs at similar companies. She developed an encyclopaedic knowledge of all processes in the School and could be relied on to know how to manage even the most difficult problems. The Second World War was underway whilst Stephen was at Oxford, but he was not conscripted as the study of science was a reserved occupation. They married in 1962 and had a son (Ian) and a daughter (Heather). Wilfred Heginbotham entered academic life after serving an apprenticeship as a pattern maker. Obituary kindly supplied by Raymond's niece Kathleen Horrix. He married my mother, who is also Mauritian, in the UK in 1956 just after his studies at Nottingham where he had done a BA Honours in English. Bob, with the benefit of hindsight, was always going to be an inorganic chemist; his grasp of the subject was impressive. They married in July 1996. BSc Civil Engineering. He travelled all over the country providing technical support involving installing and training in voice recording equipment. Obituary kindly supplied by Robert's wife. Obituary kindly supplied by Alan's daughter, Halina, Elizabeth (Betty) Roberts (ne Coe), Law - 20 June 2019, Professor Sheung Tam, Chemistry - 1 January 2021, David John Thirkall, Agriculture/Horticulture - 25 August 2009, Gerald Toogood, Chemistry - 30 November 2020, Marian Tyacke (ne Philip), English - 8 January 2009, Sandra Wilson (ne Proud), Pharmacy - 2011, Michael Witcomb, Geography/Economic Social History - 18 December 2010, Richard Radley, Agriculture/Horticulture - 12 October 2011, Dr Alan Walker, Chemistry - 14 October 2019, Vera Theresa Wass, Pharmacy - 28 June 2014, Dr Edwin Willis, Chemistry - 21 December 2016, Eric Dalgleish, Engineering - October 2008, Stanley Middleton, English - 25 July 2009, Donald Moss, Chemistry - 23 February 2017, Harry Smith, Chemistry - 10 December 2011, Dr Norman Todd, Pharmacy - 30 January 2019, For a full obituary, please seeThe Nottingham Post, George Baines, Agriculture/Horticulture - 6 January 2014, It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death of my father who was a student at the Midland Agricultural College at Sutton Bonnington 1941-43. University of Canberra Bachelor of Creative Writing Creative Writing. At the time of his birth, his brother Ivan Sydney was 11 years old and his sister Elma was 9. He was an auditor for 10 churches and 1 Scout group accounts for over 30 years, donating his fees back to his own local church. At postgraduate level she has specialised in Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship and Global Business. This involved working with Product Planning, Marketing, Cost Analysis (the interface to product engineering), Investment Analysis (the interface to manufacturing), and Central Finance. Obituary kindly supplied by Professor Stephen Brown. He did a lot to keep the character of the village by planting hundreds of trees and resisting development. 242-254. He was the best friend you could have. 487-504. https://doi.org/10.1002/jid.3465, Carmichael, F, Darko, C, Ercolani, M, Ozgen, C & Siebert, S 2020, 'Evidence on intergenerational income transmission using complete Dutch population data', Economics Letters, vol. productions and editing the Gong magazine. Obituary kindly supplied by Dr Phillip Willey, Professor Nicholas (Nick) Hewitt, French - 1 March 2019, For a full obituary please seeCLAS Faculty News, Professor Christopher Johnson, French and Francophone Studies - 11 December 2019, Ian Longson, Engineering - 10 September 2018, Dr Lorna Magowan, Medical and Surgical Sciences - 2022. Her first concern was always for the welfare of the people she worked with. The R World Foundation is now established in his honour, dedicated to improving our world by targeting mental health and international development, two causes close to Robbies heart. Prof Nunan first joined IDD in 1994, working in the areas of urban waste management, peri-urban natural resource management and poverty-environment linkages. Freds inspiring theoretical work played a major role in the success of this project, which gained an international reputation through a series of highly-cited publications. Malcolm McPherson, Mining Engineering - 12 November 2008, Kenneth David Miller, Pharmacy - 20 June 2019, Diane Oldfield, Chemistry - 31 December 1999, Michael Owen, Mechanical Engineering - 11 May 2012, Dr Edward (David) Steel, Zoology - 17 October 2018, Ann Tollervey, Mathematics - December 1962, Christopher Wigzell, Philosophy - 10 May 2012, Geoffrey Woodruff, Pharmacy - 1 June 2007, Robert (Bob) Armstrong, Chemistry - 9 January 2020, Bob was an outstanding inorganic chemist, a stalwart of the Nottingham University Jazz Band and a dear friend to his close fellow freshmen of the 1960 intake. 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