John Iball, Professor of Chemistry, University of Dundee 1932-1933

British Association Tayside and Fife, Scotland

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Mller Alexander

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University of Dundee

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The University of Dundee was established by Royal Charter on 1 August 1967. The creation of the University was due to increasing political pressures to admit more students to higher education. Under these pressures it became untenable for Queens College, Dundee to continue as it was, as a college of the University of St Andrews. The Robbins Committee Report of 1963 stated that full-time education should be open to all who were qualified. Local town planning regulations prevented sig...

Iball John 1907-1993

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London, Fritz, 1900-1954

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Physicist. Major affiliations include: Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 1928-1933; University of Oxford, England, 1933-1936; and Duke University, Durham, NC, 1939. From the description of Letters to Paul Zilsel concerning low temperature conferences and work in which both were engaged, 1947-1953. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79617781 Fritz London, physicist and theoretical chemist, formulated the London equations of superconductivity with his brother, Heinz London. Af...

Heitler, Walter, 1904-1981

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Iball, John

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John Iball was born in Hasland, Derbyshire in 1907. He attended University College, Bangor from where he graduated with a first class degree in physics in 1928. After a year doing a teaching diploma, he took an MSc in 1930 and a PhD in 1932 in the study of crystal structures by X-ray. Iball then went to the Royal Institution in London where he worked under Sir William Bragg focussing on X-ray studies of organic compounds. This led him to study the molecular structure of cancer producing aromatic...