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University of Birmingham
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Location: Birmingham, England
Founding Date: 1900 Motto: Per Ardua Ad Alta Enrollment: 24,900 Official Website: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/ STUDENTS
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Francis W. Aston |
Chemist |
1-Sep-1877 |
20-Nov-1945 |
Invented the mass spectograph |
| John Stewart Bell |
Physicist |
28-Jun-1928 |
1-Oct-1990 |
Bell's theorem of quantum physics |
| Bob Blizzard |
Politician |
31-May-1951 |
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British MP, Waveney |
| James Clavell |
Novelist |
10-Oct-1924 |
7-Sep-1994 |
Shogun and The Great Escape |
| Fielder Cook |
Film Director |
9-Mar-1923 |
20-Jun-2003 |
A Big Hand for the Little Lady |
| Alan Cottrell |
Scientist |
17-Jul-1919 |
15-Feb-2012 |
Metallurgist at Cambridge |
| Tim Curry |
Actor |
19-Apr-1946 |
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Frank N. Furter in Rocky Horror Picture Show |
| Matthew Goode |
Actor |
3-Apr-1978 |
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Chasing Liberty |
| Reginald Horsman |
Historian |
24-Oct-1931 |
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The Causes of the War of 1812 |
| George Isaak |
Astronomer |
7-Mar-1933 |
5-Jun-2005 |
Resonant scattering spectroscopy |
| Simon Le Bon |
Musician |
27-Oct-1958 |
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Frontman of Duran Duran |
| David Lodge |
Novelist |
28-Jan-1935 |
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How Far Can You Go? |
| Karen McCarthy |
Politician |
18-Mar-1947 |
5-Oct-2010 |
Congresswoman from Missouri, 1995-2005 |
| C. D. Mote, Jr. |
Educator |
c. 1937 |
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President, University of Maryland |
| Paul Nurse |
Scientist |
25-Jan-1949 |
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Regulators of cell cycle |
| Alice Paul |
Activist |
11-Jan-1885 |
9-Jul-1977 |
Suffragette |
| Sheila A. Penrose |
Business |
c. 1946 |
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Former Northern Trust executive |
| John C. Plant |
Business |
c. 1954 |
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CEO of TRW Automotive |
| Edwin E. Salpeter |
Astronomer |
3-Dec-1924 |
26-Nov-2008 |
Quantitative electron microscopic autoradiography |
| Robert Schrieffer |
Physicist |
31-May-1931 |
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BCS Theory of Superconductivity |
| Jane E. Shaw |
Business |
c. 1939 |
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CEO of Aerogen, 1998-2005 |
| Timothy Smart |
Business |
1957 |
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President of BT Global Services |
| John R. Vane |
Scientist |
29-Mar-1927 |
19-Nov-2004 |
Prostaglandins |
TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Francis W. Aston |
Chemist |
1-Sep-1877 |
20-Nov-1945 |
Invented the mass spectograph |
| Malcolm Bradbury |
Critic |
7-Sep-1932 |
27-Nov-2000 |
The History Man |
| A. E. Campbell |
Historian |
12-May-1929 |
2002 |
Great Britain and the United States |
| Alan Cottrell |
Scientist |
17-Jul-1919 |
15-Feb-2012 |
Metallurgist at Cambridge |
| Richard Dalitz |
Physicist |
28-Feb-1925 |
13-Jan-2006 |
Dalitz pairs and Dalitz plots |
| Peter P. Edwards |
Chemist |
1949 |
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Metal-non-metal transition |
| J. A. S. Grenville |
Historian |
11-Jan-1928 |
7-Mar-2011 |
Lord Salisbury and Foreign Policy |
| Norman Haworth |
Chemist |
19-Mar-1883 |
19-Mar-1950 |
Carbohydrates and vitamin C |
| George Isaak |
Astronomer |
7-Mar-1933 |
5-Jun-2005 |
Resonant scattering spectroscopy |
| David Lodge |
Novelist |
28-Jan-1935 |
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How Far Can You Go? |
| Louis MacNeice |
Poet |
12-Sep-1907 |
3-Sep-1963 |
Autumn Journal |
| Peter Medawar |
Biologist |
28-Feb-1915 |
2-Oct-1987 |
Acquired immunological tolerance |
| Philip Moon |
Physicist |
17-May-1907 |
9-Oct-1994 |
Gamma ray fluorescence |
| Mark Oliphant |
Physicist |
8-Oct-1901 |
14-Jul-2000 |
Deuterium reactions |
| Rudolf Peierls |
Physicist |
5-Jun-1907 |
19-Sep-1995 |
Frisch-Peierls Memorandum |
ADMINISTRATORS AND TRUSTEES
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Robert Cecil |
Politician |
14-Sep-1864 |
24-Nov-1958 |
Diplomat, Nobel Prize recipient |
| Joseph Chamberlain |
Politician |
8-Jul-1836 |
3-Jul-1914 |
British pol revered in Birmingham |
| Norman Haworth |
Chemist |
19-Mar-1883 |
19-Mar-1950 |
Carbohydrates and vitamin C |
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