Abstract
Ken Donaldson: retirement of a young mind
Highlights
On 8 April 2013, Ken Donaldson of the MRC/University of Edinburgh Centre for Inflammation research and ELEGI Colt lab, is retiring from his current job
He began his career as a medical laboratory technician at the University of Edinburgh in 1966 and took up a position as a scientist at the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) in Edinburgh, UK, in 1981
Inspired by the work and vision of John Davies, Chris Wagner and later Anthony Seaton, he gradually took his position as world-leading expert in particle and fibre toxicology
Summary
On 8 April 2013, Ken Donaldson of the MRC/University of Edinburgh Centre for Inflammation research and ELEGI Colt lab, is retiring from his current job. Inspired by the work and vision of John Davies, Chris Wagner and later Anthony Seaton, he gradually took his position as world-leading expert in particle and fibre toxicology. During this transition period in particle toxicology, Ken Donaldson moved to (what is called) Edinburgh Napier University in 1992 to become a reader in pathobiology, in reality only 150 yards away from the IOM-nest.
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