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Patrick Bateson - Former Provost of King's College, Cambridge; Emeritus Professor of Ethology, Cambridge University interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 13th December 2007 Wikipedia

Sydney Brenner - Senior Distinguished Fellow of the Crick-Jacobs Center, Salk Institute; 2002 Nobel prize in Physiology or Medicine interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 3rd August 2007 Wikipedia

Hal Dixon - Department of Biochemistry, Cambridge University (retired) interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 3rd August 2007 Department of Biochemistry

Robert Hinde - Former Master of St John's, Cambridge; Emeritus Royal Society Research Professor of Zoology, Cambridge University interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 7th and 20th November 2007 Wikipedia

Andrew Huxley - Former Master of Trinity College, Cambridge; Emeritus Professor of Physiology, University College, London; 1963 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 5th October 2007 Wikipedia

Richard Keynes - Emeritus Professor of Physiology, Cambridge University interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 26th September2007 Wikipedia

Aaron Klug - Former President of the Royal Society; former Head of the MRC Laboratory in Cambridge; 1982 Nobel Prize in Chemistry interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 11th December2007 Wikipedia

Frederick Sanger - Formerly Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge; Nobel Prizes in chemistry 1958 and 1980 interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 24th August 2007 Wikipedia