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Model of an adenovirus magnified 3 million times

1985

Cardboard tube containing glass phial of International Working Standard for Penicillin

Electron capture detector for gas chromatograph

1955-1965

Cardboard tube (unlabelled) containing glass phial of British Standard Penicillin

Cardboard tube contining glass phial of International Standard for Penicillin

1. Screw burette, used in gas chromatography experiment 1951. 2. Drawing of screw burette, prepared for publication, made at the National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London

1. Screw burette

1951
Laboratory notebooks belonging to James Lovelock whilst working at the National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London, UK, dated 1 March 1948 to August 1950. Labelled JEL Physical; Program. Describes handkerchief experiments, ionization anemometers, circuit invention etc. Manuscript; pencil and pen. Two loose graphs. Poor condition. Measurements open horizontally 400 mm (w).

James Lovelock’s laboratory notebooks from his work at the National Institute for Medical Research

1948-1950