Jodrell Professor of Physiology
The Jodrell Professor of Physiology is an endowed chair at University College London. It was endowed by T J Phillips Jodrell in 1874 (the Jodrell Chair of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy was endowed shortly after). [1]. The Jodrell chair succeeded the previous chair in anatomy and physiology.
Two Jodrell Professors, Archibald Hill and Andrew Huxley, have gone onto win the Nobel prize in physiology or medicine, with others also making significant contributions to the field.
Professors of Anatomy and Physiology[edit]
- 1831-36 Jones Quain
- 1836-74 William Sharpey
Jodrell Professors of Physiology[edit]
- 1874-82 Sir John Burdon Sanderson
- 1883-99 Edward Sharpey-Schafer
- 1899-23 Ernest Starling
- 1923-25 Archibald Hill
- 1926-49 Charles Lovatt Evans
- 1949-60 Sir Lindor Brown
- 1960-69 Sir Andrew Huxley
- 1969-79 Douglas Wilkie
- 1979-95 Timothy Biscoe
- 1995- David Attwell
References[edit]
- ↑ Harte, N. B. (2018). The world of UCL (Revised and updated [fourth] ed.). London. ISBN 9781787352933. Search this book on
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