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Date: 27 Nov 1857Location: Islington, London N1, UK
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Date: 4 Mar 1952Location: Ipswich, Suffolk
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- 1857 November - Charles Scott Sherrington was born
- 1881 Attends The Seventh International Medical Congress - London
- 1886 - was appointed by the Royal Society a member of the commission to study Asiatic Cholera in Spain and was a member of the Society's Malaria and Sleeping Sickness Commission.
- 1887 Fellowship at Caius College, Cambridge
- 1895 – 1913 Professor of Physiology at the University of Liverpool
- 1904 'The Integrative Action of the Nervous System’.
- 1913-1935 Magdalen College as Waynflete Professor of Physiology.
- 1920 and 1925 President of the Royal Society.
- 1932 - Nobel Prize
- 1937-8 Gifford Lectures were published as 'Man and his Nature' and resulted from his researches into the philosophy and science of the 16th and 17th centuries.
- 1952 March – Died aged 94
Interview with Mr T. J. Surman, a laboratory technician with Charles Sherrington from 1918 to 1924: Tansey, E M (2008) Working with C S Sherrington Notes & Records of the Royal Society 62: 123-130
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Born
27 Nov 1857
Islington, London N1, UK
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Died
4 Mar 1952
Ipswich, Suffolk
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Created C.S. Sherrington's copy of W. Stirling, Outlines of Practical Physiology (London, 1888)
From 1 Jan 1888 to 4 Mar 1952