Honorary Fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences. Honorary degree University of Pennsylvania. Hodgkin was invited to receive a degree but declined 'on account of the actual time, and the feelings I have at the moment connected with the present state of the world and University functions.'

Includes letters of congratulation.

Hodgkin was initially unable to accept the proposed degree because of a prior engagement in the USSR. The visit to the USSR was subsequently postponed, however (see MS. Eng. c. 5672/25-26).

President of the Oxford and District Branch of the British Diabetic Association. Honorary Vice-President of the London International Youth Science Fortnight.

Notification of election.

Letters of congratulation.

Notification of award.

Letters of congratulation.

Includes letter of congratulation, and correspondence re Gold Medal Lecture. See also MS. Eng. c. 5654/6.

Hodgkin was invited to receive a degree but declined because of 'serious outstanding work I am trying to complete during this year.'

Hodgkin held the post for one year. See also MS. Eng. c. 5654/7-8 and MS. Eng. c. 5661/8-10.

Retirement from Wolfson Research Professorship of the Royal Society. Professor Emeritus, Oxford University. Election to Fellowship of Wolfson College, Oxford.

Hon. D.Sc. Council for National Academic Awards. Hon. D.Sc. Bath University. Honorary Member of the Section of Endocrinology of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Honorary degree Open University. Hon. D.Sc. Warwick University.

Honorary Fellow of the Bangladesh Physical Society. Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.