A history of innovation

A history of innovation

London’s status as the premier global destination for life science is built on a rich history of innovation

1665
1665

Robert C. Hooke discovers the cell at the Royal Society.

1843
1843

Charles Darwin begins ‘On the Origin of Species’ on Gower Street.

1928
1928

Discovery of Penicillin by Alexander Flemming at St. Mary’s Hospital.

1953
1953

Franklin, Williams, Watson and Crick image DNA & publish theory of replication at King’s College.

1965
1965

The structure of lysozyme, the first enzyme to have its structured completely determined, was completed by David Chilton Phillips (with colleague Louise Johnson) at the Royal Institution.

2018
2018

100,000 genomes sequenced at Genomics England.

2022
2022

World-first use of base-edited T cells to treat resistant Leukemia at Great Ormond Street.

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