[rerevisionist]

SKETCHY CHRONOLOGY OF HAROLD HILLMAN'S LIFE AND WORK
Mostly publications, including books, papers, pieces in scientific magazines, newspaper items, and letters to editors. And some references to his activities in promoting his work and his political interests.
Date order. I haven't followed any conventions on journal titles etc - this is partly taken from a list I used for a long interview.

1962 Collaboration with Holger Hyden
1964 The effect of visible light on ATP in solution
1964 The terminal phosphate bond as a transducer
1965 Do oscillations in biological systems originate in their substrates and nucleotides?
1966 The Effect of Light on ATP
1970 'Chemical basis of epilepsy' in The Lancet
1970 The growth of new processes from isolated dorsal and sympathetic cell bodies of rat and rabbit. Hillman H and Khallawan S A.
1972 'Resuscitation' journal founded..
1972 'Certainty & Uncertainty in Biochemical Techniques' 1st book
1972 Feb: T.E.S. article suggesting Highlands and Islands University
1972 Oct: Architecture, Town Planning and the Doctor
1973 Oct: Air Pollution and Disease Transmission
1973 Dec: War and Civil Disturbances
1974 A nucleolar membrane in neurons
1974 Jan: Dying and Death
1974 The Uses of Unfixed Isolated Mammalian Nerve Cells
1975 'Occam Society'
1975 'Towards a Classification of Evidence in Biological and Medical research in Respect of its Validity'
1976 'Mechanisms of Drug Action: A New Approach'
1977 The unit membrane, the endoplasic reticulum, and the nuclear pores are artefact - paper with Peter Sartory in 'Perception'
1977 FILM Black and white film made with Audio-Visual Dept of University of Surrey: 'Fine Structure of the Living Cell. A reconsideration.'
1977 Value of Textbooks
1979 'The Cell Re-examined' in 'Hospital Update'
1980 'Appearance of Rat Tissues..' with Susan Sjuve
1980 A Re-reexamination of the fine structure of the living cell and its implications for biological education' [in School Science Review]
1980 'Artefacts in Electron Microscopy and the Consequences for Biological and Medical research'
1980 Boxing
1980 'The Living Cell', Hillman & Sartory
1980 'An insoluble fraction of ox brain' [='brain powder'] N Ahmed & H Hillman
1981 Reply to review of 'The Living Cell' by Parish (in Quekett Club Journal)
1981 'Simple Micromanipulation and Microdissection' (in Quekett Club Journal - Harold also gave a talk on this subject)
1981 'Vegetarianism - an alternative diet or a crazy fad?'
1981 Anonymous Refereeing letter
1982 Some questions not answered by the electron microscopists
1983 Biochemical Cytology - Has It Advanced in the Last 35 Years?
1983 'An unnatural way to die' from New Scientist
1983 Types of light microscopy. Hillman H and Richards P
1983 'Some Fundamental Theoretical and Practical Problems Associated with Neurochemical Techniques in Mammalian Studies'
1985 *RECEPTORS1 'The Anatomical Synapse in Mammals by Light and Electron Microscopy'
1986 FILM Colour Film 'Cellular Structure of the Mammalian Brain'
1986 'Cellular Structure of the Mammalian Nervous System'
1987 FILM Colour Film: 'Effects of Staining'
1987 'Fraud versus Carelessness', Letters in Nature
1987 How to make medical research more successful
1987 The effect of haemotoxylin and eosin, Palmgren's and osmic acid procedures on the dimensions and appearance of isolated rabbit medullary neurons.
1987 Open letter to referees in Times Higher Education Supplement
1987 Letters in 'New Scientist'
1988 'A Rational Approach to Elucidating the Mechanism and Location of Action of a Disease Process, or a Drug, in vivo
1988 *RECEPTORS2 'Critique of Current Views on Receptors, and a New General Theory of Receptor Location and Action in Vivo.'
1988 'The Eyelash and Hair Follicle of the New-Born Mouse'
1988 New Scientist letter by Guy Cox (electron microscopist)
1988 Hansard extract
1989 'The Effects of Transmitters on the Affinity of the Insoluble Fraction of Ox Brain for Na+ and K+' N Ahmed & H Hillman
1990 'International Committee on the Promotion of Academic Freedom' (CAFAS) founded about now (and foundered..) + NAMES/ ADDRESSES OF INTERESTED PEOPLE
1990? Article on HH I think from 'The Scientist'
1991 'The Case for New Paradigms in Cell Biology and Neurobiology'
1991 *RECEPTORS4 'A New Hypothesis for Electrical Transmission in the Mammalian Nervous System' in 'Medical Hypotheses'
1991 *RECEPTORS3 'A Re-Examination of the Vesicle Hypothesis of Transmission in Relation to its Applicability to the Mammalian Central Nervous System.'
1991 'Resistance to the Spread of Unpopular Academic Findings and Views in Liberal Societies, Including a Personal Case' proof copy, for 'Accountability in Research' Volume 1.
1991 'Some Microscopic Considerations about Cell Structure - Light Versus Electron Microscopy' [Article for 'Microscopy']
1991 'Atlas of the Cellular Structure of the Human Nervous System', Hillman & Jarman
1991 'Fatty Acid Levels in the Brains of Schizophrenics and normal cpontrols' - paper by David F Horrobin, Mehar S Manku, Harold Hillman, A. Iain, M. Glen in 'Biological Psychiatry'
1992 Review of 'The Case for New Paradigms..' in Proceedings of RMS
1994 book review of Geoffrey Abbott on dungeons and torture
1994 'New Considerations About the Structure of the Membrane of the Living Animal Cell'
1994 Physiological Society: letter from David F Horrobin
1995 Aug 'Awkward Questions in Biology' revised to 'Unanswered Questions in Biology' (for Internet Bulletin Board)
1995 Aug Bosnia-Herzogovina, Letter to Foreign Secretary
1995? Council for Academic Autonomy Colloquium on Academic Freedom and The HEFC(E)
1995 'Determining Ethical Practice Worldwide'
1995 'Dr Peccadillo and assorted sins' in Times Higher
1995 Jan Susan Greenfield; Letter to & Reply from
1995 Unpublished thriller; first 5 chapters.. c Aug
1995 ?July: Untitled Letter in 'Experienta' (Birkh„user Verlag, Basel)
1995 Feb 'What Price Intellectual Honesty?' (full text)
1995 Aug World Medicine Conference Report
1996 July 1996 Unanswered Questions in Biology
1996 'What a God-awful anthem! But can we do any better?'
1996 Unpublished Theory of Cancer
1996 Review in Nature of 'Confronting the Experts' (and H's reply)
1996 'Observer' Article on Cruelty of Electrical Stunning
1996 'Neurobiology has its Unanswered Questions' Aug 96
1996 Review of 'The Case for New Paradigms..'
1996 'Problems of research into the biochemistry of schizophrenia'
1996 'A New Look at the Cellular Structure of the Mammalian Brain'
1997 'Parafraud in Biology' (in 'Science and Engineering Ethics')
1997 Guardian obituary of Keith Porter includes Harold
1997 'Honour in Academia' (unpublished)
1997 Discussion: Overview of his work
1998 23 Jan 1998 article in Science on 'cytoskeleton'
1998 Internet Site
2000 'HAROLD HILLMAN MBBS MRCS LRCP BSc PhD' in 'The Resuscitation Greats' series, by A Lowenthal & D Karcher in 'Resuscitation' journal
2000 'Limitations of clinical and biological histology' in 'Medical Hypotheses'
2001 Research practices in need of examination and improvement - paper in Science and Engineering Ethics -
2003 The physiology of sudden violent death-in Resuscitation
2003 Electrical devices used by prison officers, police and security forces - paper in 'Medicine Conflict and Survival'
2004 TOWARDS A CLASSIFICATION OF EVIDENCE IN BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL RESEARCH IN RESPECT OF ITS VALIDITY - paper in Acra Biotheoretica
2008 EVIDENCE-BASED CELL BIOLOGY With Some Implications for Clinical Research

[FirstClassSkeptic]

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[rerevisionist]

FCS, I'm not sure why you put the link to a photo of a scanning electron microscope.

However let me put in a comment which puzzled me at first when discussing all this with Dr Hillman. I pointed out that there were electron micrographs of things like shells and diatoms and insects which seemed perfectly good photos. He commented (with his usual politness - I wish I could do that!) that's he's talking about soft structures, ordinary living cells, and these have to be dehydrated (or the powerful electron beam will make them explode), and treated with heavy metal compounds (or the structures will be almost invisible) and embedded in plastic (or they won't be cuttable into thin sections). It's the processing needed to do this which introduces 'artefacts', i.e. things not present in the original specimens. The most ubiqituous of these wrong inferences is the 'endoplasmic reticulum'. But the same thing applies to the 'synapse' in the brain, and chemical transmission, and 'receptors' in cell walls, all of which are mistakes.

[FirstClassSkeptic]

I thought you might like to make an offer on my electron microscope.

I never realized that they had to do all of that processing to take an electron microscope photo of a cell. They certainly don't mention that in the caption. They don't say, "Here's an electron microscope photo of an amoeba, that has been dehydrated, chemically treated with heavy metal compounds, encapsulated in plastic, and sliced." That in itself is a fraud, when they don't tell you all of that.