An excerpt from a draft of the letter that Homi Bhabha wrote to Sorabji Tata in 1944, outlining his desire to build a new research institute for physics.
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
AV Hill's letter in January 1945 to Homi Bhabha, reflecting on scientific cooperation. Toward the end, he asks Bhabha to relay a message to JRD Tata, that "people here really do want to help - but don't like being regarded as tricksters".
In the late 1960s, Frank Stahl (right), a renowned biologist, came for a workshop to TIFR. Here, he participates (in ceremonial attire, a one-time event) in an awards function for those who attended a course in phage genetics.
Frank Stahl (centre), a renowned American biologist, visiting TIFR for a workshop in the late 1960s. He is flanked by M.S. Shaila (left) and S.M. Joshi.
The first direct correspondence between Homi Bhabha and Obaid Siddiqi, after Bhabha received a letter from Leo Szilard, with recommendations for Siddiqi from Alan Garen and Guido Pontecorvo. Bhabha indirectly offers Siddiqi a position. March 12,…
Obaid Siddiqi's official acceptance of the TIFR offer. In it, he includes a list of equipment needed (following up a request by Homi Bhabha) for the new molecular biology unit.
Obaid Siddiqi's official acceptance of the TIFR offer. In it, he includes a list of equipment needed (following up a request by Homi Bhabha) for the new molecular biology unit.
Obaid Siddiqi's official acceptance of the TIFR offer. In it, he includes a list of equipment needed (following up a request by Homi Bhabha) for the new molecular biology unit.
Obaid Siddiqi's official acceptance of the TIFR offer. In it, he includes a list of equipment needed (following up a request by Homi Bhabha) for the new molecular biology unit.
Homi Bhabha's office memo from July 1962, where he informs his staff of the intent to start a molecular biology programme. He solicits input on equipment available for Obaid Siddiqi's work.
Homi Bhabha requesting Paul Margolin for a recommendation letter for Obaid Siddiqi. Concerned that Siddiqi will have start a new unit by himself, Bhabha asks Margolin specifically, whether Siddiqi "has an original mind and can initiate new lines of…
Discussions in the faculty meeting in November 1962 regarding the funding source for Siddiqi's lab (around the time that Obaid Siddiqi joined TIFR, the war broke out between India and China).
Discussions in the faculty meeting in November 1962 regarding the funding source for Siddiqi's lab (around the time that Obaid Siddiqi joined TIFR, the war broke out between India and China).
Excerpt from Homi Bhabha's speech in January 1966, at the International Council of Science. Bhabha mentions the hiring of Obaid Siddiqi and makes the connection to AV Hill's suggestion that he should look into biophysics in the future.