Douglas Creese Harrison

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Douglas Creese Harrison (Professor of Biochemistry 1935-67) was born in London in 1901 and was educated at King's College London where he obtained a BSc degree in chemistry with 1 st class honours in 1921. He then worked with Sir Gowland Hopkins, President of the Royal Society, at Cambridge University, obtaining a PhD in Biochemistry, and in 1926 was appointed to a Lectureship in Biochemistry at Sheffield University where he stayed until he succeeded J A Milroy in Belfast in 1935. He obtained the DSc degree from London University in 1933 and became a Member of the Royal Institute of Chemistry.