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Dugald Cameron

Professor Dugald Cameron OBE FCSD FRSA (b. 1939) was an Industrial Design student at Glasgow School of Art when he first came into contact with Tom Brown in about 1960, and became involved in the design of the first obstetric ultrasound scanners. He went on to become Head of Industrial Design at the Glasgow School of Art in 1970, and Director in 1991.

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Professor John Clifton, Professor David Delpy
Professor John Clifton, Professor David Delpy at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill
Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr Barry Barber
Dr Barry Barber at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill, Dr Adrian Thomas, Dr John Haybittle and Dr Philip Dendy
Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill, Dr Adrian Thomas, Dr John Haybittle and Dr Philip Dendy at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/20
Professor Jack Fowler, Mr John Haggith
Professor Jack Fowler, Mr John Haggith at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Mr Tom Ashton, Mr David Murnaghan
Mr Tom Ashton, Mr David Murnaghan at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr Sidney Osborn
Dr Sidney Osborn at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Angela Newing, Professor Peter Wells
Professor Angela Newing, Professor Peter Wells at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Roland Blackwell, Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill, Professor Joe McKie
Professor Roland Blackwell, Dr John Law, Dr Peter Tothill, Professor Joe McKie at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Peter Williams
Professor Peter Williams at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor John Clifton
Professor John Clifton at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor John West
Professor John West at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr Barry Barber
Dr Barry Barber at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor John Clifton, Professor Peter Williams
Professor John Clifton, Professor Peter Williams at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Jack Fowler, Mr John Haggith
Professor Jack Fowler, Mr John Haggith at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor John Mallard
Professor John Mallard at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr Alan Jennings’ wife’s badge, ‘Women against war’
Dr Alan Jennings’ wife’s badge, ‘Women against war’ at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr Peter Tothill
Dr Peter Tothill at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Peter Williams
Professor Peter Williams at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Roland Blackwell
Professor Roland Blackwell at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Mr John Haggith
Mr John Haggith at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Mr Theodore Tulley
Mr Theodore Tulley at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr John Law
Dr John Law at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Dr John Haybittle
Dr John Haybittle at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.
Professor Jack Fowler
Professor Jack Fowler at the Witness Seminar on, 'The Development of Physics Applied to Medicine in the UK between 1945 and 1990' held by the History of Biomedicine Research Group, 05/07/2005.