Interviews
2008
Interview with Clive Hood about his career in physiology
publication
Author Information
Author(s): Tansey E. M., Ann Silver
Primary Institution: Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine, University College London
Conclusion
Clive Hood shares his experiences and contributions as a technician in the field of physiology, highlighting the importance of collaboration and mentorship.
Supporting Evidence
- Clive Hood started his career in physiology immediately after leaving grammar school.
- He learned surgical skills and various techniques from experienced technicians.
- Hood assisted Lord Adrian, who was known for his self-sufficiency in the lab.
- Clive Hood contributed significantly to research on vision and the retinal organization of colorblind people.
- He was involved in setting up a lab in Florida and was recognized for his ability to motivate others.
Takeaway
Clive Hood worked as a technician in physiology and learned a lot from his mentors, helping with important research and teaching others along the way.
Methodology
The publication is based on an interview with Clive Hood, transcribed and edited by Dr. E. M. Tansey.
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