Low was one of Hodgkin's students at Oxford and worked with her on the structure of penicillin. She went to work in Linus Pauling's department at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, 1946-7, and subsequently made her career in the USA. Relates to research; publications; career. Includes recommendations.

Relates to research; publications; career.

Laqueur was based at the University of Amsterdam. Testosterone.

Lewitova came from the Charles University, Prague, to work in Hodgkin's laboratory supported by an EMBO Long Term Fellowship. She subsequently married another researcher in the laboratory G.A. Bentley (q.v.). Arrangements to work in Oxford.

Includes reports on research, recommendations and CV.

Liang worked for a time in Hodgkin's laboratory. His visit to the UK was cut short by the Cultural Revolution in China.

Linderstrøm-Lang was Director of the Carlsberg Laboratory, Copenhagen.

In 1970 Lindsay was based at the University of Sussex; he collaborated with Hodgkin's laboratory on insulin research. Recommendations.

Lindsey was employed as Hodgkin's research assistant supported by the Nuffield Foundation to work on vitamin B12. She subsequently made her career in Canada. 1950 correspondence relates to scientific visit to USA and includes Lindsey's reports on vitamin B12 work at Pennsylvania State College.

Línek was based at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Solid State Physics, Prague. Advice for colleagues wishing to visit England.

Lipscomb was based at the University of Minnesota, moving to Harvard in 1959. He was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 1956-7 correspondence re invitation for Hodgkin to lecture at University of Minnesota in conjunction with Fourth International Congress of Crystallography at Montreal and her US visa problems. Includes carbon of Hodgkin's visa application. See also MS. Eng. c. 5670/9.

Lipson was the inventor with C.A. Beevers (q.v.) of the Beevers-Lipson strips for Fourier analysis. After work at the Crystallographic Laboratory, Cambridge, Lipson made his career at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology where he was Professor and Head of the Physics Department for many years. Relates to research; publications; visits.

Relates to research; publications; visits.

Lonsdale was an x-ray crystallographer based at the Royal Institution London moving to University College London in 1946. Relates to research; publications; visits.

Relates to research; publications; visits.

Relates to research; publications; visits.

Relates to research; publications; career. Includes recommendations.

Lowe was based at the Dyson Perrins Laboratory, Oxford. Relates to research.

Lüttke was based at the Physical Chemistry Institute, Freiburg. Relates to research.

Luzzati was based at the Centre de Recherches sur les Macromolecules, Strasbourg. 1956-7 correspondence re visit to research centres in the UK.