Pain sensitivity increases during inflammation or injury and we want to know what molecules are involved in pain sensation when sensitivity is elevated
Scientists closer to understand pain May 15, 2008
We are glad to have these protests resolved and to be able to move forward
Fluor awarded Savannah deal after protests Apr 28, 2008
We were the forgotten sons. We used it as motivation
Hopkins tops Duke for NCAA lacrosse crown May 28, 2007
This compound has a much greater effect at a far lower dose than any other compound currently used for preventing aflatoxin-induced cancer in humans
Synthetic plant compound fights rat cancer Feb 15, 2006
Individuals with Down syndrome, who are too often viewed as a burden on society, have in fact provided us with a major clue that is fundamental to the health of everyone
Down syndrome may aid cancer fight Sep 07, 2005
John Hopkins (born 1936) is an Emeritus fellow of Downing College, Cambridge. He is married to Cherry, a retired fellow and Director of Studies in law of Girton College, Cambridge.
He read law at Queens' College, Cambridge, was awarded his B.A. in 1960, and his LLB the following year, accompanied by the Whewell Scholarship in International Law. He was elected to a fellowship at Downing in October 1961. He was called to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 1964. Thereafter, he held many positions in college, including Tutor, Senior Tutor and Director of Studies in Law, retiring in 2004. He has been Visiting Professor at City University, London since 1980. In 1981, he was elected Honorary Bencher of Middle Temple, London. He is a former governor of Harrow School, Sherbourne School and Eastbourne College, and is a governor of Wellington College.
In his capacity as Director of Studies in Law at Downing for over 40 years, and also as a University Lecturer, John Hopkins guided generations of students through the highs and lows of Constitutional, Equity and International Law, regaling them with scores of (often the same) humorous stories and jokes.