Harry's adventures in just one day, including the research assessment exercise, Liddiard Memorial Lecture and tourism.
Early morning (6.30 a.m.) cycling past the oil seed rape near Comberton |
Early morning (6.30 a.m.) cycling past the oil seed rape near Comberton |
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Arrival in Cambridge, about 7 a.m. |
This is the Common in front of Darwin College |
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This is the Common in front of Darwin College |
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At the Department, about 0710 |
At the Cambridge Railway station about 0800 |
At the Cambridge Railway station about 0800 |
The train to London Kings Cross |
At the London Underground station, about 0915 |
Exiting Picadilly Circus station towards Regent Street |
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London near Picadilly Circus |
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Carlton House Terrace, about 0950 |
Royal Academy of Engineering, 0950 |
The Research Assessment Exercise meeting was held here, for Panel 29 |
When Cambridge University was assessed, myself and Richard Friend had to leave the room, so we went to the Fellows' Room |
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When the meeting ended, 1600, I went to the Royal Society. This is the Fellows' Study |
Stayed there until 1800, and then went to the Institute of Materials to give the Liddiard Memorial Lecture |
Charles May and Eric Grimwade, both taught Harry metallurgy at the City of London Polytechnic, 1973. They attended the lecture. |
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Finally reached home (Comberton) 2230. |