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Sir George Charles Radda CBE FRS (Hungarian: György Károly Radda; born 9 June 1936) is a Hungarian - British chemist. In 1957, he attended Merton College, Oxford, to study chemistry, having set aside an earlier interest in literary criticism.
George Radda is a biochemist who researches the structure and function of biological membranes and enzymes and has a specific interest in the molecular and cellular basis of heart disease. Through developing techniques for his research, George pioneered the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) in biological imaging.
Sir George Radda is the new head of the merged departments of Physiology and Human Anatomy and Genetics at the University of Oxford and Chairman of the Singapore Bioimaging Consortium in Singapore. His main research interests centre on the biochemical basis and cellular functions in heart disease.
1996–2003: Professor Sir George Radda; 2003–2007: Professor Sir Colin Blakemore; 2007–2010: Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz; 2010–2018: Professor Sir John Savill; Executive Chairs. Following the formation of UK Research and Innovation, the Executive Chair role replaced the Chief Executive Officer role, and has been held by:
Specialities. cellular energetics, control of metabolism, molecular imaging in biology and medicine. Section committee elected by. Cellular and developmental biology, microbiology and immunology, genetics.
5. Feb. 2022 · George Radda. Present and Previous Positions. Emeritus Professor of Molecular Cardiology, Oxford University. Emeritus Fellow of Merton College Oxford. 2003 - 2006 Emeritus Professor of Molecular Cardiology and Fellow of Merton College Oxford.
George Charles Radda (hongrois : György Károly Radda; né le 9 juin 1936) [1] est un chimiste hongrois-britannique. Biographie. En 1957, il fréquente le Merton College d'Oxford pour étudier la chimie, après avoir mis de côté un intérêt antérieur pour la critique littéraire [2]. Ses premiers travaux portent sur le ...
