Fiona IRVINE, Head of Nursing and Professor of Nursing | Cited by 1,386 | of University of Birmingham, Birmingham | Read 42 publications | Contact Fiona IRVINE Derek subsequently joined what was then John Brown PLC, and spent 26 years in engineering design and construction of plants for the chemical, pharmaceutical and pulp and paper industries. Obituary kindly supplied by Valia Cochrane, English 1964, George Stewart, Metallurgy - December 2015, Brian Tipper, Agriculture/Horticulture - 30 April 2010, Peter Waister, Agriculture/Horticulture - 2022, Barbara Walker(ne Utting), Pharmacy - 2 April 2003, David Beagarie, Chemistry - 30 December 2015, His Honour Judge Richard Benson, Politics, - 25 August 2017, Richard Brignell, Economic & Social History - 8 August 1995, Michael Burgess, Chemical Engineering - 24 June 2018, Graham Butler, Electrical Engineering - August 2009, Richard Corkery, Civil Engineering - 23 March 1995, Dr Howard Flack, Chemistry - 2 February 2017, John Gillett, Mechanical Engineering - April 2014. Many of his academic papers were co-written with research students, whom he always acknowledged. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Gillian, his son Michael and daughter Kathy, his granddaughters Erica, Naomi, and Emma, and by his sister, Juliet. Pam York, Local and Regional History - 11 September 2019. In 1979 he was offered the Chair of German at Nottingham University where he published widely in the field of Modern Literature. Professor Richard H Osborne, Geography - 22 July 2018, Dr George Parfitt, English - 17 August 2018, Professor Robert Pascall, Music - 9 June 2018, Thomas F Roylance, Mechanical Engineering 28 July 2017, Professor Frederick "Fred" Sheard, Physics - 17 March 2018. I am writing to inform you that sadly my father who studied at the university in the 1950's has passed away. She is survived by her three children: Alison, Lindsay and Meddon and by her five grandchildren. His passion for science never left him and he continued to be well read and forever learning. Problem based learning and early exposure to patients were emphasised. John studied at the University of Nottingham from 1951-1954 and graduated in Civil Engineering with the qualifications C.Eng, BSc (Hons), later becoming a F.I.C.E and F.I.H.E. In recent years, Mum had moved from the family home in central Solihull wed lived in since moving from Wallasey in 1968. Stephen Roberts (19/6/56) passed away peacefully on the 21st August 2017 surrounded by his family. In July 1961, Dr. Westley, his wife, Angela, and one-year-old son, Nicholas John, moved from Nottingham to Palo Alto, California. C. Alan Soons, Education - 29 December 2011, Reverend Clive Tougher, Theology - 28 November 2019, Dr Alastair Strang, Mechanical Engineering - 4 July 2016, Marian Wallace (ne Pringle), French - 9 February 2016, James "Jim" Waterworth MBE, Horticulture - May 2018, Brian Winterbottom, Civil Engineering - November 2013, Professor Gary Acres OBE, Chemistry - 26 March 2019, The eminent fuel cell and catalyst researcher, Gary Acres, attended Burton Grammar School 1946-53 and was captain of Drake House. She retired from there in 2006. In addition to being a brilliant engineer, Robin was a proficient musician, most notably on the drums and trumpet, but also piano, saxophone, violin, and flute. Fiona Wilkinson. After graduating from Nottingham, Colin joined the Falkland Islands Dependencies survey ( Now British Antarctic Survey) and spent two years doing scientific research at their Halley Bay base and then at the Scott Polar Research Institute. Fiona joined the Akerman lab in 2021 where she works on novel transcription . Obituary kindly supplied by Henry's son, Tom, Mary Brogan (ne Halliday), Geography - 23 January 2012, Bernard Crossland, Mechanical Engineering - January 2011, Marion Davie (ne Smith), Medieval and Modern History - 28 February 2013, William Kenyon, Pharmacy - 22 September 2011, Andrew Marris, Physics - 7 September 2005, Dr Stewart Adams OBE, Pharmacy - 30 January 2019, For a full obituary, please seeSchool of Pharmacy, Dr George Gamlen, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics - 2022, Patricia Lawton (ne Randall), Geography - 14 November 2013, Alan MacDonald, Engineering - 2 October 2008, Ian Merry, Electrical Engineering/Engineering/C T - 18 April 2007. Fiona Oster is a Lecturer in Business Management at the University of Birmingham Dubai. Tony, as he was known to many, graduated from Nottingham University in 1958 with a First Class Honours degree in Geology.Thereafter, his distinguished academic career was spent at Queen's University, Belfast. 148-160. https://doi.org/10.4103/cs.cs_18_116, Nunan, F & Cepic, D 2019, 'Women and fisheries co-management: limits to participation on Lake Victoria', Fisheries Research, vol. Robert Ayres, Mechanical Engineering - July 2011, Alastair Bissett-Johnson, Law - 9 July 2008. He was an accomplished artist, with many pen and ink drawings and oil paintings of places he visited, a dedicated father to his two sons Francis and Richard, and a doting grandfather to his eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Obituary kindly supplied by Leigh Simpson, William John Symes, Civil Engineering - 14 July 2013, Norman Thompson, Civil Engineering - 2012, Dr Raymond Thompson CBE, Chemistry - 23 March 2018, Geoffrey Walmsley, Electrical Engineering - February 2010, Rachel White (ne Pumphrey), Botany and Zoology - 11 November 2012, Stuart Whitton, Agriculture/Horticulture - 2005, Peter Wingham, Engineering - 7 March 2011, Geoffrey Yarlott, Grouped Subjects - 25 November 2009, Philip Bell, Chemistry/Geology - 13 April 2002, Margaret Bloumfield, Chemistry - April 2014, Terence Blumfield, Chemistry - 9 May 2011, David Montgomery Clifford, Industrial Administration - 15 April 2013, Gwendolen Dale (ne Heselton), Physics/Mathematics - 26 January 2009, Richard Dewing, Agriculture - 21 October 2020, Cedric Fermidge, Chemistry - 19 January 2007, Doreen (Alfreda) Ford (ne Page), Latin - 1 October 2006, Dr (Raymond) Eric Ford, Chemistry - November 2016, Michael Fox, Agriculture/Horticulture 20 August 2022, Michael Garrety, English - 21 December 2009, Dennis Guereca, Applied Social Science - 2March 2007, Margaret Haddon (ne Maycock), Chemistry - 13 November 2020. During his time at Nottingham, Stephen published nearly 100 papers on his crystallographic research and in 1956 a book Physical Chemistry for Students of Pharmacy and Biology. As a staff candidate at Sheffield John wrote a doctoral dissertation on the historical background of the works of the poet Simonides. . Clifford Gordon Brown was born in Nottingham in April 1937. He went on to study at the University of Luton where he was admitted to the Degree of Master of Science with Distinction in Internet Technologies in 2005. He found a house there in the village of Montlaur, near St Affrique, completely renovated it, and moved in late in 2005. He was later awarded a Ph.D., in 1982 on the strength of his published papers. Nunan, F, Cepic, D, Onyango, P, Salehe, M, Yongo, E, Mbilingi, B, Odongkara, K, Mlahagwa, E & Owili, M 2020, 'Big fish, small fries? Henry Was 93 and died peacefully at his home in West Leake, just a couple of miles from Sutton Bonnington. (Teddy) Thomas. At undergraduate level she has lectured in a range of subjects such as Management, Organisational Design, Business Strategy, Marketing, Doing Business in Emerging Markets and New Firm Development. In addition to his many and varied academic achievements, Mike will be remembered for his ability to bring geology alive and make it fun, often joining his students at social events. She is hoping that one of her grandchildren will follow her footsteps to the east Midlands. From his fourth year at Oxford, Stephen chose crystallography as his research topic which set the direction of the next 40 years of his career. Her teaching focus is in the area of developmental communication needs with a particular focus on Autism Spectrum Disorders, Challenging Behaviour and Selective . Jim was a notable cricketer for the University and, although batting was his speciality, he clean bowled Reg Simpson (the Notts CC and England opening batsman) in a charity match at Wollaton. The death has occurred of Dr. Kenneth Lawson of the Department of Adult Education at the University of Nottingham, aged 89, on 7th April 2017. 28, no. Clusters are well aligned to the concept open innovation and she is now undertaking a comparative study of best practice in outbound open innovation in the medical device sector in Germany, the UK and Ireland. Astronomy was another passion of Peters, and sometimes an evenings entertainment ended with stargazing over the lake through his telescope. Former University student Christopher Gibson died March 2008 of a brain tumour, aged 29. On graduation he worked in London for Beecham and then Hofmann La Roche, joining the Pharmaceutical Societys Register in October 1967. He was aged 77. Dr Michael Newmann, Physics - 11 January 2020, Michael Milne Newmann was born in Yorkshire in 1931. Passed away suddenly on November 5, 2020. Virtually all his working life was in Nottingham as an Anglican cleric, the director of Nottingham Council of Voluntary Service, and latterly as a senior manager in the City of Nottingham Education department. That old clich about the mould being broken after he was born applied to Les like no other person I have ever met. We both had many happy memories of time on campus. He leaves his wife Brenda in Torquay Devon, his sister in Leverington Cambridgeshire, 2 sons, 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild in British Columbia, an aunt and numerous cousins in the UK plus many friends around the world. He also published a series of articles on Greek and Latin literature. He joined the newly formed catalyst research group of Johnson Matthey in 1963, becoming Director responsible for research and development operations from 1974 to 1985, and then Director, Corporate Development until 1994 when he retired from full time employment. Tony joined Bathampton Parish Council in 2002 and became Chairman in 2003, a post which he held for 12 years. His awards include the Queen's Award for Technology and the MacRobert Award for the development of automobile emission control catalyst systems. He studied German at Tubingen University where in 1964 he gained a D.Phil for his work on the Middle High German Epic "Kudrun". We had 5 children (Robert, our middle son studied maths at Nottingham in the early 1980s) and they kindly produced 14 grandchildren for us (four boys and ten girls, three of whom read some rather lovely poems at the service). He then spent the rest of his long career in industry, first of all in the UK and latterly in the USA, where his initial misgivings about living there gave way to an appreciation of the American way of life. He had previously lived in Canoga Park and Woodland Hills, as well as Clear Lake (Houston), Texas. Johns wife Carole died on 9th December 2021. In 2014 she moved to Cosby in Leicestershire to be closer to her son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Pamela graduated in 1959 in French and Spanish and taught both, together with Latin, ending up in Bablake School in Coventry. Robbie also had a huge concern for environmental issues, apparent from the age of 12 when, by selling his toys on the beach, he collected enough money to save a few acres of Amazon rainforest. A respected teacher and elder, Pran Naths advice was frequently sought and highly valued. Obituary kindly supplied by Katherine's friends Pam Bishop (ne Hudson), Jane Orchard (ne Uttley) and Ruth Watts (ne Gent). My mother, Margaret Herrington, who has died aged 75, was a literacy tutor and academic who promoted a better understanding of dyslexia. Fiona WILKINSON, Senior Research Fellow | Cited by 2,473 | of Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester (MMU) | Read 119 publications | Contact Fiona WILKINSON My father, Keith Finer Hutcheon, died on 16 February 2018 at the age of 89 following his admission to hospital with pneumonia. Anne De Courcy Ireland (ne Fontaine), Sociology - 14 January 2017, Lionel Lambourne, English and Philosophy - 12 February 2010, John Laws, Agriculture/Horticulture - 19 January 2011, Rev. Unusual among British Slavists for the vigour with which she promoted relationships with Soviet and Yugoslav colleagues from the early postwar years to the late 1970s, she was one of the very few Western scholars in her field to receive an honorary doctorate from a Soviet university and to be decorated by the Yugoslav Government. He was an auditor for 10 churches and 1 Scout group accounts for over 30 years, donating his fees back to his own local church. Bob suffered a major heart attack on his birthday, 1 January 2020, and died in hospital eight days later. Ella Skene (ne Basker), Agriculture/Horticulture - January 2013, Ann Smith (ne Rowlands), Theology - 30 August 2018, David Sneesby, Industrial Economics - 24 April 2013, Kenneth Sumner, Electrical Engineering - November 2010, Alastair Taylor, Agriculture/Horticulture, Dr John Thynne CB, Chemistry - 23 October 2018, John Towle, Mechanical Engineering - 2 August 2011, Edith Audrey Turner (ne Williams), Mathematics. Following Major Spalding's death in 1955, Guy inherited the farm. In the mid-1980s, his research took a new direction when the Condensed Matter Physics group at Nottingham initiated a major new research project, funded by the UK Science and Engineering Research Council, to investigate the electronic and phononic properties of multilayer semiconductor materials grown in-house by a state-of-the-art Molecular Beam Epitaxial system. He died on 8th September 2021, having recently celebrated his 90th birthday with family and friends. He was the first north regional representation for the England LX club bringing many North players into international grand masters hockey, and his work now means the North run sides at O60, O65 and O70 level in regional tournaments. Pell was appointed as Dean of Engineering in 1984 for a three year term and he retired in 1989 after 35 years service to the University. Obituary kindly supplied by Dr Phillip Willey, Professor Nicholas (Nick) Hewitt, French - 1 March 2019, For a full obituary please seeCLAS Faculty News, Professor Christopher Johnson, French and Francophone Studies - 11 December 2019, Ian Longson, Engineering - 10 September 2018, Dr Lorna Magowan, Medical and Surgical Sciences - 2022. University of Birmingham, Manchester Metropolitan University and Leeds University School of Continuing Education. I recall that he was, at that time, the oldest alumnus from Mauritius. ), A Centenary History of Nottingham (Manchester University Press, 1997) and Cold War Politics: Communism and Anti-Communism in the Trades Unions, in A. Campbell et al. ), British Trades Unions and Industrial Politics, 1940-79, Volume 1: The Post-War Compromise, 1945-64 (Ashgate, 1999). After serving with The Hampshire Regiment (he was in the first wave of landings on D-Day where he was wounded several times) he went to Nottingham University as a mature student, his career went from Stanton and Staverley, (Notts) to Redland Pipes (Surrey) from 1968, where he became Technical Director. Fluent in German and French, he travelled extensively throughout Europe and the US. But the course and the campus won him over. He specialised in Electrical Engineering and Electronics, graduating with the London external B.Sc. Soc. Old friends remember Ian as 'clever, kind and good company'. She has taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels to AACSB standards and has been an active member in curriculum design and quality assurance teams. From 1947 to 1980 she taught in the Department of Slavonic Studies at the University of Nottingham where, in 1967, she was the first woman to be appointed to a chair. John Peter Cole, Emeritus Professor of Human and Regional Geography at the University of Nottingham, passed away on 1 April at the family home in Bramcote Hills, Nottingham at the age of 91. United Kingdom, https://pastoralismjournal.springeropen.com/, Understanding Poverty and the Environment: Analytical Frameworks and Approaches, Making Climate Compatible Development Happen, Governing Renewable Natural Resources: Theories and frameworks, "The Future We Want"? She is an historian who holds a Phd from the University of the West of England and has previously taught at the University of the West of England, the University of Cardiff and the University of South Wales (previously the . People; . Sally Bullock (ne Richards), Dairying - 11 April 2010, Roger Burton, French/Spanish - 30 July 2018, David Dalton, Mining Engineering - 14 April 2008, Arah Danielian, Physics - 19 January 2013, Michael Davis, Psychology November 2021, Geoff Dye, Mechanical Engineering - 26 September 2022, Norman Eatough, Economics - 31 August 2010, George Farrimond, Civil Engineering - 27 July 2010, William Hammond, Mining Engineering - 14 November 2008, After graduating from Nottingham (where he met my Mother, Pamela Hanson, French, 1954) he went on to study engineering at the University of Cambridge. We first met David nearly 60 years ago but still remember him with affection, despite meeting only occasionally since. After attending theological college he led churches in Kent, Devon and finally Suffolk. The thesis, on metal-cutting, was very short, about 40 pages, by later standards and was a model of conciseness. She remained a keen theatre goer and loved Gilbert and Sullivan, becoming a member of the Gilbert and Sullivan International Society and joining them on holidays around the world. Vaneeta entered teaching on graduation and after having children did a variety of jobs including tuition in a prison. Shrewsbury. 7. In Canberra he worked as a civilian medical practitioner for the Australian military. Teaching Fellow . Until he was 70 he enjoyed excellent health and energy and lived life to the full. Seeing Aida performed at the Paris Opera House was particularly memorable. Obituary kindly supplied by the Montague family. At the time she joined, the business was run from a family home, but went on to become a multi-million pound turnover business based at offices in Pitsford, Northamptonshire. He kept in touch with his Nottingham University friends, and their children, as he did with his colleagues at Queens University. The component parts were spread around the bedroom including a 2000 volt supply to the cathode ray tube. Shirley fought her battle with tremendous dignity, strength and courage. Blue Skies (Queens Awards Winners) prepare fresh fruit mainly in the countries where they grow, ready to be in the UK and other European supermarkets only days later. His research career took him from the National Research Council, Ottawa, to McMaster University, Hamilton, to Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories and finally to Western University in London where he was a professor and research scientist from 1986 until his retirement in 2011. Audrey then worked as a Teacher of Mathematics and Further Mathematics at Wakefield Girls High School from 1975-1986 where she also fulfilled the role of a sixth form mistress. 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