Significant Exhibitions
2008           Solo -  SGFA The Private Gallery, Malaysia
             
2003           Churchill College, Cambridge
Solo  - SGFA The Private Gallery, Malaysia
             
2001           Trinity Hall
             
1998           Solo - SGFA The Private Gallery, Malaysia
Karachi
             
1994           Kyoto, Japan
Rio De Janeiro
             
1993           Bangkok, 3rd Congress of Asian Soc. Of  Transplantation
Washington
Richmond Gallery, London
Leeds, UK
Cambridge UK
Edinburgh UK
Toronto
             
1992           New Orleans
Singapore, 1st Int.Congress on Transplantation in Developing Countries.
             
1991           New York sponsored by Sandoz
Germany (touring exhibition – Essen, Leipzig, Bonn)
Basle, Switzerland
Rotterdam, Netherlands
The Barbican, London
             


Medical – Selected landmarks


1998-03           Yeoh Ghim Professor of Surgery, National University of Singapore and Consultant of Novartis
             
1998           Professor of Surgery Emeritus, Cambridge University
             
1992-94           President of the International Transplantation Society
             
1992           First intestinal transplant in the United Kingdom
             
1986           Knight Bachelor
             
1979           First pancreas transplant in the United Kingdom
             
1978           First clinical use of new potent immunosuppressant cyclosporine following laboratory experiments in the Cambridge Department of Surgery
             
1974           Elected Fellow of the Royal Society
             
1968           Started first European Liver Transplant Programme – now more than 1,200 cases
             
1965           Appointed Professor of Surgery, University of Cambridge and Fellow of Trinity Hall
General Surgeon with special interest in organ transplantation
Started Cambridge kidney transplant programme – now more than 1,600 cases
             
1998           Philip Morris Asean Art Exhibition Tour, Singapore Art Museum & Brunei Museum
Recent Acquisitions 1995-1998 Exhibition, National Art Gallery, Malaysia
             
1960-61           Harkness Fellow at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital at Harvard Medical School in Boston
             
1959           Started research on organ transplantation at the Royal College of Surgeons of England an described the first effective immunosuppression using 6-mercaptopurine for kidney transplantation
             
1952           Medical Graduate Guys Hospital, London
             

Select Publications

Too Many People, pub. Calder 1994.
Art Surgery and Transplantation, pub. Williams and Wilkins 1996.
The Ultimate Gift pub. Headline 1998.
Numerous Articles

Other interests : Tennis, squash, skiing.

Prizes, Honorary Doctorates and Fellowships - see WHO'S WHO entry