Sir Wilfrid Edward Le Gros Clark
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Bust of Sir Wilfrid Le Gros Clark in the Le Gros Clark Building, University of Oxford
Photograph by Colin Beesley. For more about CSlide, go to: learntech.imsu.ox.ac.uk/cslide
Le Gros Clark's CNS Box (Open)
Photograph by Colin Beesley. For more about CSlide, go to: learntech.imsu.ox.ac.uk/cslide
Le Gros Clark's CNS Box (Closed)
Photograph by Colin Beesley. For more about CSlide, go to: learntech.imsu.ox.ac.uk/cslide
Biography
- 1895 Born in Hemel Hempstead
- 1912 Entered St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School
- 1919 Elected Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons
- 1920 - 23 Principal Medical Officer, Sarawak, Borneo
- 1923 Married Freida Giddey (d.1963)
- 1924 - 27 Reader in Anatomy, University of London
- 1927 - 29 Professor of Anatomy, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
- 1929 - 34 Professor of Anatomy, St. Thomas's Hospital
- 1934 - 62 Professor of Anatomy, Oxford Fellow of Hertford College
- 1935 Election to Royal Society
- 1950 President, International Anatomical Congress
- 1952 President, Anatomical Society
- 1954 Master of the Salter's Company
- 1955 Knighted
- 1958 Opening of new Anatomy Department Building, Oxford
- 1961 President, British Association for Advancement of Science
- 1961 Royal Medal of Royal Society
- 1964 Married Violet Browne
Timeline taken from The National Archives
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Created
Geniculate Body in the Monkey
From approx. Jan 1940 to approx. Jul 1941
DPAG, Le Gros Clark Building (formerly Department of Anatomy)
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CreatedLateral Geniculate Nucleus Model
DPAG, Le Gros Clark Building (formerly Department of Anatomy)
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Recipient of
Letter on availability of decerebellate animals
19 Jun 1933
DPAG, Le Gros Clark Building (formerly Department of Anatomy)
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Recipient ofLetter on anaesthetising cats
26 May 1932
DPAG, Le Gros Clark Building (formerly Department of Anatomy)
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