Käte Schiff was born in Austria and worked for her doctorate in V.M. Goldschmidt's laboratory at Göttingen. She came to England as a refugee working for a time with Hodgkin in Oxford. After the Second World War she returned to Germany with her husband Paul Dornberger and subsequently made her career at the Institut für Strukturforschung, Berlin-Adlersdorf, DDR. Various dates Includes biographical account by Hodgkin.

Borisov came from the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Institute of Crystallography, Moscow, to work in Hodgkin's laboratory, 1976-7. Arrangements to work in Oxford.

Bragg's letter of 6 May 1955 is, 'a wild proposal which you will turn down right away', for Hodgkin to come and work at the Royal Institution, London.

Brehm came from the Danish Farmaceutiske Højskola, Copenhagen, to do x-ray structural work on compounds of biological interest in Hodgkin's laboratory. Papers comprise arrangements to work in Oxford.

Brodsky came from the Rutgers Medical School, New Jersey, to work on a crystal structure in Hodgkin's laboratory.

Includes letter re Russian scientist refused visa to go to Israel.

1989 letter re Eastern European scientists visiting UK.

Borrás-Cuesta came from the Catholic University, Santiago, Chile, to take part in the insulin research in Hodgkin's laboratory. Papers comprise arrangements to work in Oxford; difficulties in carrying out research in Chile; recommendations.

Bragg was a British physicist who with his son W.L. Bragg (q.v.) pioneered the technique of x-ray diffraction in the study of crystals. For this work they were jointly awarded the 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics. One letter only re publication of Bibliog, 30, 1940

Material re Bragg Symposium 1970; obituary; reviews; correspondence re Bragg papers at the Royal Institution, London. Bragg died in 1971.

Brink came from Leiden to do postdoctoral research in Hodgkin's laboratory.

Bunn was an ICI industrial chemist who invented the fly's eye technique in x-ray analysis. For earlier correspondence re his collaboration with Hodgkin in pencillin structure analysis see MS. Eng. c. 5599/3-6, c. 5600/8. Papers comprise research; computer applications in crystal analysis; recommendation.

Candeloro came from the lstituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome, with a scholarship from the Italian National Research Council to work in Hodgkin's laboratory. She collaborated in the structure analysis of ferroverdin. Papers comprise arrangements to work in Oxford; research; publications.

Carlisle was a research student of Hodgkin at Oxford working on the crystal structure of cholesteryl iodide. He subsequently made his career at Birkbeck College London, succeeding J.D. Bernal in the Chair of Crystallography at Birkbeck in 1968. Research; Institute of Physics X ray Analysis Group (XRAG); recommendation. Includes 'Synopsis of remarks by Prof. J.D. Bernal' at autumn meeting of XRAG, 1952.

Research. 1945 letter includes Chain's reaction to award of the Nobel Prize in Medicine (with Fleming and Florey) for work on penicillin.

Chaudhury was Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Physics at the University of Dacca who visited Hodgkiin's laboratory in June 1973 as part of a programme arranged by the British Council. He subsequently fell foul of the military regime in Bangladesh and was charged with corruption, spending a period in prison, before coming to Oxford as non-stipendiary Visiting Fellow of Wolfson College. Hodgkin made strenuous efforts on Chaudhury's behalf including financial provision for the Wolfson…