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Dick Flavell interviewed by Sarah Wilmot, 2 parts: audio file part 1: (120621-000.wav -001.wav), 2hrs4.10 mins and 17.01 mins and part 2: (120621-002.wav) 1hr 8.15mins Discussess early life, education and career.

Holograph manuscript: 'A Theory of Chromosomal Rearrangements' by J B S Haldane, 16 pp.

Book: Journal of Genetics, Vol. XIII., 1923, W Bateson and R C Punnett (eds), Cambridge University Press. Containing an article by Dorothy M Caley, 'The Phenomenon of Mutual Aversion Between Mono-Spore Mycella of the Same fungus (Diaporthe Perniciosa Marchal). With a Discussion of Sex-Heterothallism in Fungi', pp 353-370. Charts I and II are loose (in folder).

Book: Journal of Genetics, Vol. XIII., 1923, W Bateson and R C Punnett (eds), Cambridge University Press. Containing an article by Dorothy M Caley, 'The Phenomenon of Mutual Aversion Between Mono-Spore Mycella of the Same fungus (Diaporthe Perniciosa Marchal). With a Discussion of Sex-Heterothallism in Fungi', pp 353-370. Charts I and II are loose (in folder).

Bundle of articles, booklets, leaflets and photographs about GM issues: Letter from Penny Sparrow (née Hundleby) to Philip Dale regarding employment at the JIC, 3 Mat 1994. Booklet (copy): 'GM agriculture in the UK?', biotechnology and biological sciences research council (bbsrc), July 1999. Booklet: 'Food for Our Future', the Food and Drink Federation, London, c 1994. Magazine (copy): 'Fried, Mashed or Zapped with DNA?' in The New York Times Magazine, 25 Oct 1998. Exhibition Booklet: 'Future Foods? An Exhibition Looking at Genetically Modified Food', The Science Museum, 20 Nov-29 March 1998. Government Publication (copy): 'Genetically Modified Foods, Benefits and Risks, Regulation and Public Acceptance', Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology, May 1998. Magazine: Norfolk, Eastern Daily Press, Issue 3, July 1999. Contains article about GM research by Claire Robinson, which includes a photograph of Penny Hundleby. pp 20-25 Booklet: 'Science in Parliament', The Parliamentary and Scientific Committee, Spring 2005. Includes an article by Philip Dale. Paper: Briefing Paper, June 2012 'EU GMO Policies, Sustainable Farming and Public Research'. Booklet: 'Genetic modification and food', foodsense, MAFF publication, 1996. Booklet: 'Genetically Modified soya', Sainsbury's, no date. Leaflet: 'Dolly, How and Why?', Roslin Inst., no date Newspaper article (copy): 'Drugs from plants will shape our future' by Grace Corne, no date. Letter: to Dr Moellers from Penny Sparrow (née Hundleby) re manuscript 'Genetic analysis of in vitro shoot regeneration from cotyledonary petioles of Brassica oleracea', 4 Jan 2003. Card: menu dated 7 July 2017, for meal in Sweden pre-EU decision on new gene editing technology, CRISPR, serving 'crispr cabbage'. Postcard to Penny Sparrow from Szegedi E , July 2004. Photographs: 9 x photographs: Colour print (20.2 x 30.4 cm) of large group captioned 'The second conference of the International Society for Plant Molecular Farming 2016 in Ghent'. PH is left side 2nd row. Colour print (12.6 x 12.2 cm) of group of 6, possibly the Crop genetics team, From left to right: ?, ?, John Snape, ?, Wendy Harwood, ?, Phil Dale, ? 1991. Colour print (12.5 x 12.5 cm) group of 3: Penny Hundleby, Phil Dale and Judith Irwin. Colour print (12.5 x 12.5 cm) glued onto green card, group of 3: Penny Hundleby, Phil Dale and Judith Irwin Colour print (15 x 10.1 cm) group of 12: Philip Dale (7th from left), Penny Hundleby (3rd from right). Colour print (25.2 x 20.2 cm) 4 people working in Crop Genetics? laboratory at JI, Penny Hundleby seated on right, 1997. Colour print (25.2 x 20.2 cm) 4 people working in Crop Genetics? laboratory at JI, Penny Hundleby seated on right, 1997. Colour print (6.6 x 10.0 cm) Penny Hundleby seated at computer in laboratory at JI, no date, c 1997. Colour photographic transparency (21.0 x 29.7 cm) of Penny Hundleby

Typed biographical interview notes (2pp) on Dorothea de Winton (1891-1982) by Peggy Grayson, a journalist working in the 1950s-90s. Describes childhood, family, education, employment, joining the JI, leaving after C D Darlington and subsequent employment. 1 sepia print of Dorothea de Winton and 1 other in a field of flowers.

Booklet: 'Professor Anne E Osbourn 2023, The Novozymes Prize', novo nordisk fonden, Denmark, 2023.