Neil Barclay's guest appearances

Neil Barclay

The Performers Podcast

Sir William Dunn School of Pathology Oral Histories

Authentically Detroit 

Phil Jones

Jeff Goins

Shaka Senghor

Cynthia Johnson

Ray Cronise

Julieanna Hever

Ken Davenport

Irene Sankoff

David Hein

Eric Thomas

Kat Edmonson

Steve Cohen

Dayna Manning

Ophira Eisenberg

Steve Ross

OwlTail

Rochelle Riley

Orlando and Donna welcomes special guests, Rochelle Riley, director of the City of Detroit Office of Arts and Culture and Neil A. Barclay of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History to discuss arts and culture in Detroit. Support the showFollow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. 

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Arts & Culture in Detroit w/Rochelle Riley and Neil Barclay

Georgina Ferry interviews Neil Barclay. Neil Barclay is Emeritus Professor of Chemical Pathology in the Dunn School. He arrived in Oxford as an undergraduate in 1969 to study Biochemistry, and undertook a DPhil in the same department supervised by Alan Williams. After a post-doctoral position in Sweden, he returned to Oxford to work on monoclonal antibodies with Williams, who had just been appointed head of the MRC Cellular Immunology Unit within the Dunn School. Barclay pioneered the sequencing of proteins on the surface of cells of the immune system that had been isolated through the use of monoclonal antibodies. In 2010 he succeeded George Brownlee as EP Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology. He set up the CIU Trust to manage royalties from sales of monoclonal antibodies generated within the Cellular Immunology Unit, and through this has partially endowed the Barclay Williams Chair in Molecular Immunology. He is also Chair of the EPA Cephalosporin Fund, and has founded a company, Everest Biotech, that is based in Nepal and uses goats to generate antibodies against human proteins for research.

Neil Barclay 

Neil Barclay has been acting at The Shaw Festival for over 20 years. In the interview Neil and I discuss John Abbott College and the National Theatre School

Actor Neil Barclay