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LH Gray Memorial Trust

Founded in 1967 to further knowledge and understanding of radiation sciences

Chronology of LH Gray

1905
Born, 10th November

1914 - 1924
Christ's Hospital

1924 - 1927
Exhibitioner and then Senior Scholar
Trinity College, Cambridge
Natural Science Tripos Parts I and II (Honours 1st Class)

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1927 - 1930
Rouse Ball Research Student
Trinity College, Cavendish Laboratory

1929
First published paper: "The Absorption of Penetrating Radiation"

1930
Ph.D.

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1930 - 1934
Fellow of Trinity College

1932
Married Freye Picot on 11th June

1933 - 1940
Physicist at Mount Vernon Hospital
supported by the British Empire Cancer Campaign

1933 - 1940
Physicist at Mount Vernon Hospital
supported by the British Empire Cancer Campaign

1934 - 1939
Prophit Scholar of the Royal College of Surgeons
at Mount Vernon Hospital

1938
Roentgen Award of the British Institute of Radiology

1946 - 1953
Senior Physicist and then Deputy Director
Medical Research Council Radiotherapeutic Research Unit,
Hammersmith Hospital

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1946 - 1947
President of the Hospital Physicists Association

1950
President of the British Institute of Radiology

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1953 - 1965
Nuffield Fellow and Director
British Empire Cancer Campaign Research Unit in Radiobiology,
Mount Vernon Hospital

1953
Sylvanus Thompson Memorial Lecturer
(British Institute of Radiology)

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1954
Katherine Berkan Judd Award (Sloane Kettering Institute)

1958
Vice-Chairman, International Commission on Radiological Units 
Chairman, British Units Committee
Chairman, Association of Radiation Research 
Chairman, Medical Research Council Sub-Committee on Heavy Particles

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1960
Barclay Medal
(British Institute of Radiology)

1961
Elected Fellow of the Royal Society 

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Stanley Melville Memorial Lecture by invitation, Society of Radiographers

1962
President
2nd International Congress of Radiation Research 
Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science, University of Leeds

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Appointed G.E. Adams   (1930 - 1988) to work at British Empire Cancer Campaign Research Unit in Radiobiology, (later: Gray Laboratory of the Cancer Research Campaign )

1963
Lecturer at the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi", Varenna, Italy

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1964
Bertner Foundation Award, M.D. Anderson Hospital

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1965
Died, 9th July