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Actions	GM Archive / Professor Vivian Moses collection relating to genetically modified crops Remove from selection Add to selection TitleGM Archive / Professor Vivian Moses collection relating to genetically modified crops ReferenceMS/2155 CreatorMoses, Vivian (1928 - 2017) Professor of Microbiology Moses was a Professor of Microbiology at London's Queen Mary College for 22 years, where he started his involvement with the field of biotechnology. He jointly edited a major textbook on Biotechnology and co-authored around 190 original research papers, reviews, articles and books. In the beginning of his career, Vivian remained at UCL as a junior lecturer until he was assigned to a post-doctoral appointment joining a research group on photosynthesis with Melvin Calvin at the University of California in Berkeley. From 1999 he chaired CropGen with a vision to boost public understanding of biotechnology. Date c. 1990 - 2013 Scope and ContentThis collection comprises a collection of 31 CD's and DVD's depicting the GM food debate on television and radio programmes, conferences, seminars and public and private meetings; 11 video cassette recordings of programmes on BBC, SKY and Channel 4; 1 linen shopping bag of marketing memorabilia; papers, reprints and 48 pamphlets and booklets; 83 conference and other reports; 17 journals and 59 books. This material provides insight into the debate and public dissemination about research and development of genetically modified crops. Professor Moses has had a long academic career in research relating to genetically modified crops. Extent14 boxes; 5 linear metres LanguageEnglish Levelfonds Repository nameScience Museum, London Associated people and organisationsMoses, Vivian (1928 - 2017) Professor of Microbiology Moses was a Professor of Microbiology at London's Queen Mary College for 22 years, where he started his involvement with the field of biotechnology. He jointly edited a major textbook on Biotechnology and co-authored around 190 original research papers, reviews, articles and books. In the beginning of his career, Vivian remained at UCL as a junior lecturer until he was assigned to a post-doctoral appointment joining a research group on photosynthesis with Melvin Calvin at the University of California in Berkeley. From 1999 he chaired CropGen with a vision to boost public understanding of biotechnology. SubjectGM crops Conditions governing accessOpen Access Conditions governing ReproductionCopies may be supplied in accordance with current copyright legislation and Science Museum Group terms and conditions Hierarchy browser MS/2155 GM Archive / Professor Vivian Moses collection relating to genetically modified crops c. 1990 - 2013 fonds contains 5 parts

TitleGM Archive / Professor Vivian Moses collection relating to genetically modified crops

ReferenceMS/2155

Date

c. 1990 - 2013

Scope and ContentThis collection comprises a collection of 31 CD's and DVD's depicting the GM food debate on television and radio programmes, conferences, seminars and public and private meetings; 11 video cassette recordings of programmes on BBC, SKY and Channel 4; 1 linen shopping bag of marketing memorabilia; papers, reprints and 48 pamphlets and booklets; 83 conference and other reports; 17 journals and 59 books.
This material provides insight into the debate and public dissemination about research and development of genetically modified crops.

Professor Moses has had a long academic career in research relating to genetically modified crops.

Extent14 boxes; 5 linear metres

LanguageEnglish

Levelfonds

Repository nameScience Museum, London

Associated people and organisationsMoses, Vivian

SubjectGM crops

Conditions governing accessOpen Access

Conditions governing ReproductionCopies may be supplied in accordance with current copyright legislation and Science Museum Group terms and conditions