Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson, 1892-1964 (British geneticist and evolutionary biologist)
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence with J.B.S Haldane and others concerning the relocation of the "Journal of Genetics" to India, 1956-1957
Personal Correspondence, volume 2, 1962-1965
Contains: invitations to various events; requests to use Waddington's name in connection with various contacts and publicity purposes; obituary requests (for J.B.S Haldane and Lysenko); and correspondence regarding travel arrangements. The material also includes items of correspondence with individuals such as Joseph Needham, F.A.E Crew and Giuseppe Montalenti, among others.
Preliminary material: letter by Norman Dott and poem by J.B.S. Haldane, 1964, November 1970
Preliminary material: letter of enquiry by Norman Dott, November 1970 and newscutting of poem by J.B.S Haldane, 1964. The letter relates to the 'Colostomy Welfare Service' and Haldane's poem relates to his colostomy.
Two typescript draft essays titled 'Marxism and Biology' (not dated) and 'The Direct Use Of Leaf Proteins In Human Nutrition' (marked 'N.W. Pirie 24/3/41')., c.1941
The typescripts are accompanied by a two-page handwritten draft letter, unfinished, unsigned and undated, beginning 'Dear Waddington, I have read your typescripts with interest' and goes on to talk about the study of embryology and genetics being mutually beneficial. The letter is annotated 'J.B.S.H' (most likely J.B.S Haldane, with whom Waddington collaborated on the essay 'Inbreeding and Linkage', published in 1931 in Genetics).