Corporate photography shoots C0003938 - C0005784
- Date:
- 2000-2001
- Reference:
- WT/B/11/1/33
- Part of:
- Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and prints for Wellcome Trust corporate shoots C0003938 to C005784. There are several large gaps in the numbering of the shoots in this album.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0003938 - A reception for and performances of Wellcome-funded plays at the Edinburgh Arts Festival, August 2000.
- C0003939 - Professor Adrian Bird, Governor of the Wellcome Trust and Head of the Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Edinburgh, August 2000.
- C0003940 - Wellcome's History of Twentieth Century Medicine Group attending a seminar given by Dr Ingar Palmlund on the history of diethylstilbestrol, November 2000.
- C0003941 - A reception for retired Wellcome Trust staff hosted by Sir Dominic Cadbury, December 2000.
- C0003961 - A scientist examining a map of the complete Campylobacter jejuni genome, one of the most common causes of food poisoning.
- C0003995 - Portrait of the Team Leader of the Chromosome 20 Project at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004035 - Portrait of the Team Leader of the X Chromosome Project at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004110 and C0004113 - Fred Sanger.
- C0004116 - James Watson and Fred Sanger.
- C0004217, C0004221 and C0004236 - Rows of automated DNA sequencing machines used in sequencing the human genome.
- C0004295 - Portrait of Dr Mike Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust.
- C0004315 and C0004322 - Dr David Bentley, Head of Human Genetics at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004336, C0004350 and C0004354 - Shots of petri dishes to illustrate robotic DNA sequencing methods.
- C0004424 to C0004447 - An anatomical fugitive sheet (Viscerum, 1539) bound at the end of Valverde, Vivae imagines partium corporis humani, 1566.
- C0004821 to C0004827 - Gene Genie CD.
- C0004828 - General views of the "Shelf Life"exhibition the TwoTen Gallery, 2000.
- C0005676 - Mike Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust, presenting awards at the Trust's first long service awards reception, held in the Library, January 2001.
- C0005677 to C0005682 - Jason Middlebrook, a New York-based artist commissioned to create artwork for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road.
- C0005683 to C0005736 - A patient being examined at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. The University Medical School received a Wellcome Trust Millennial Award for Clinical Research Facilities.
- C0005762 - A retirement party for Peter McNelly, Wellcome Trust Director of Finance, 28 February 2001.
- C0005763 and C0005764 - Installation by Andrea Roe, the first Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, January 2001.
- C0005765 to C0005768 - Views of "Growth & Form", an exhibition at the TwoTen Gallery featuring images from Wellcome's Biomedical Image Awards, on display 22 February-4 May 2001.
- C0005769 - Opening night of "Growth & Form" at the TwoTen Gallery, 21 February 2001.
- C0005770 - A pack photographed to illustrate a feature on travel in tropical countries in Wellcome News.
- C0005771 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Records Manager and Archivist, February 2001.
- C0005772 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Property Investments Manager, February 2001.
- C0005773 - Portrait of the Head of Wellcome Trust Legal Services and Company Secretary, January 2001.
- C0005774 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Senior Policy Advisor, February 2001.
- C0005775 - Installation created by Aya Ben Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, March 2001.
- C0005776 - A Wellcome Trust International Fellows Meeting at the Royal College of Physicians, 22 January 2001.
- C0005777 - Lon Cardon at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, who carried out research into bioinformatics and new technologies with support from the Wellcome Trust Functional Genomics Development Initiative, January 2000.
- C0005778 - Exterior views of the Wellcome Trust Research Laboratories in Blantyre, Malawi. 2000.
- C0005779 - Dr Trisha Greenhalgh, a Wellcome-funded researcher who has studied the principles of diabetes care in tower hamlets within the Bangladeshi community, March 2000.
- C0005780 - Items from the Wellcome Library's collections, photographed to illustrate the range of material that may benefit from a new funding scheme in collaboration with the British Library, offering grants to libraries and repositories with important medical historical collections.
- C0005781 - Dr John Tripp of the Department of Child Health, University of Exeter who helped in the development of a new sex education programme "A Pause" (Added Power and Understanding Sex Education), January 2000.
- C0005782 - Peer leaders implementing "A Pause" at West Exeter Technology College, January 2000.
- C0005783 - Dr Mark Jackson, a researcher of the history of allergies and asthma in twentieth century Britain at Exeter University, January 2000.
- C0005784 - Professor William Cookson from the Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford who led a group researching the genetic basis of clinical phenotypes related to allergies, January 2000.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0003938 - A reception for and performances of Wellcome-funded plays at the Edinburgh Arts Festival, August 2000.
- C0003939 - Professor Adrian Bird, Governor of the Wellcome Trust and Head of the Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Edinburgh, August 2000.
- C0003940 - Wellcome's History of Twentieth Century Medicine Group attending a seminar given by Dr Ingar Palmlund on the history of diethylstilbestrol, November 2000.
- C0003941 - A reception for retired Wellcome Trust staff hosted by Sir Dominic Cadbury, December 2000.
- C0003961 - A scientist examining a map of the complete Campylobacter jejuni genome, one of the most common causes of food poisoning.
- C0003995 - Portrait of the Team Leader of the Chromosome 20 Project at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004035 - Portrait of the Team Leader of the X Chromosome Project at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004110 and C0004113 - Fred Sanger.
- C0004116 - James Watson and Fred Sanger.
- C0004217, C0004221 and C0004236 - Rows of automated DNA sequencing machines used in sequencing the human genome.
- C0004295 - Portrait of Dr Mike Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust.
- C0004315 and C0004322 - Dr David Bentley, Head of Human Genetics at the Sanger Centre.
- C0004336, C0004350 and C0004354 - Shots of petri dishes to illustrate robotic DNA sequencing methods.
- C0004424 to C0004447 - An anatomical fugitive sheet (Viscerum, 1539) bound at the end of Valverde, Vivae imagines partium corporis humani, 1566.
- C0004821 to C0004827 - Gene Genie CD.
- C0004828 - General views of the "Shelf Life"exhibition the TwoTen Gallery, 2000.
- C0005676 - Mike Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust, presenting awards at the Trust's first long service awards reception, held in the Library, January 2001.
- C0005677 to C0005682 - Jason Middlebrook, a New York-based artist commissioned to create artwork for the hoarding surrounding the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road.
- C0005683 to C0005736 - A patient being examined at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. The University Medical School received a Wellcome Trust Millennial Award for Clinical Research Facilities.
- C0005762 - A retirement party for Peter McNelly, Wellcome Trust Director of Finance, 28 February 2001.
- C0005763 and C0005764 - Installation by Andrea Roe, the first Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, January 2001.
- C0005765 to C0005768 - Views of "Growth & Form", an exhibition at the TwoTen Gallery featuring images from Wellcome's Biomedical Image Awards, on display 22 February-4 May 2001.
- C0005769 - Opening night of "Growth & Form" at the TwoTen Gallery, 21 February 2001.
- C0005770 - A pack photographed to illustrate a feature on travel in tropical countries in Wellcome News.
- C0005771 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Records Manager and Archivist, February 2001.
- C0005772 - Portrait of the Wellcome Trust Property Investments Manager, February 2001.
- C0005773 - Portrait of the Head of Wellcome Trust Legal Services and Company Secretary, January 2001.
- C0005774 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Senior Policy Advisor, February 2001.
- C0005775 - Installation created by Aya Ben Ron, Wellcome Trust Artist-in-Residence, March 2001.
- C0005776 - A Wellcome Trust International Fellows Meeting at the Royal College of Physicians, 22 January 2001.
- C0005777 - Lon Cardon at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, who carried out research into bioinformatics and new technologies with support from the Wellcome Trust Functional Genomics Development Initiative, January 2000.
- C0005778 - Exterior views of the Wellcome Trust Research Laboratories in Blantyre, Malawi. 2000.
- C0005779 - Dr Trisha Greenhalgh, a Wellcome-funded researcher who has studied the principles of diabetes care in tower hamlets within the Bangladeshi community, March 2000.
- C0005780 - Items from the Wellcome Library's collections, photographed to illustrate the range of material that may benefit from a new funding scheme in collaboration with the British Library, offering grants to libraries and repositories with important medical historical collections.
- C0005781 - Dr John Tripp of the Department of Child Health, University of Exeter who helped in the development of a new sex education programme "A Pause" (Added Power and Understanding Sex Education), January 2000.
- C0005782 - Peer leaders implementing "A Pause" at West Exeter Technology College, January 2000.
- C0005783 - Dr Mark Jackson, a researcher of the history of allergies and asthma in twentieth century Britain at Exeter University, January 2000.
- C0005784 - Professor William Cookson from the Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford who led a group researching the genetic basis of clinical phenotypes related to allergies, January 2000.
Publication/Creation
2000-2001
Physical description
1 album
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores