This first section of the history of the Department of Biochemistry covers the period from the late nineteenth century until the opening of the Sir William Dunn Institute, now known as the Hopkins Building, in 1924.
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Department of Biochemistry
This first section of the history of the Department of Biochemistry covers the period from the late nineteenth century until the opening of the Sir William Dunn Institute, now known as the Hopkins Building, in 1924.
W.M. Fletcher with his apparatus for studying respiration of isolated muscles, c1900.
Department of Biochemistry
Hopkins Building
Downing Site
Tennis Court Road
Cambridge
CB2 1QW
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