The last days of Rudolf Nureyev

Article Abstract:

Rudolf Nureyev first discovered he was HIV-positive in 1984, when little was known about Aids. He was director of ballet at the Paris Opera at that time. Daily intravenous injections with a French drug kept him well until 1987-8 when he demanded AZT. The disease worsened from summer 1991. In the spring of 1992 he went to the Ambroise-Pare clinic at Neuilly for an operation on a viral infection of the heart lining. He was finally hospitalised on Dec 20, 1992.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Personalities, AIDS patients, Ballet dancers, Nureyev, Rudolf

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Professor Jack Nutting

Article Abstract:

Metallurgist Jack Nutting graduated in Metallurgy from Leeds University, England, in 1945. He gained a PhD in 1948, and in that year was seconded from the British Iron and Steel Research Association, his first employer, to the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge, England. He became Demonstrator and then Lecturer in the Department of Metallurgy at Cambridge University, England, and in 1960 became Professor of Metallurgy at Leeds University.

Nutting, Jack

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Rudolf Strauss

Article Abstract:

Metallurgist and engineer Rudolf Strauss was born in Augsburg, Germany, in 1913. He studied at the universities of Munich, Leipzig and Dresden and then escaped from Nazi Germany to the UK. He later became Head of Research at Fry's Metals.

Strauss, Rudolf

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