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Interview with Enrico Coen
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- 17 Sep 2019 (Creation)
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Extent: 2 audio files and paperwork
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Interview with Enrico Coen conducted by Natalie Porter. Audio file (COEN90-190 master.wav), 55.08 minutes. The interview covers Coen's early life, career and work at the JIC.
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Admin History: Enrico Coen (29 Sep 1957 - ), British biologist, Cambridge (1979). Coen completed his PhD at Cambridge on Drosophila (fruit flies) in evolutionary genetics, going on to a post doctoral fellowship at the PBI with Dick Flavell working on supergenes in primroses. He started at the JIC in 1983/4 working with Cathie Martin, Brian Harrison and Rosemary Carpenter on genes in snapdragons. He was made Fellow of the Royal Society in 1998, CBE 2003 and President of The Genetics Society 2012-15.
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