Project and co-founded the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Klaus F. Roth – Professor of Mathematics, winner of the 1958 Fields Medal Edward Teller – 'Father of the Hydrogen Bomb' Patrick du Val Alfred North Whitehead – Professor of Physics Life sciences Sir Thomas Barlow, royal physician known for his research on infantile scurvy (Barlow's disease) Dame Carol Black, Professor of Rheumatology; National Director for Health & Work; formerly president of the Royal College of Physicians Patricia H. Clarke née Greene, FRS, (1919–2010), Professor of Microbial Biochemistry David Clary, FRS, Director of the UCL Centre for Theoretical and Computational Chemistry; Chief Scientific Advisor, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 2009- Alex Comfort, Faculty of Medicine; author of the seminal sex guide, The Joy of Sex George Viner Ellis, prominent anatomist. He studied Medicine at UCL Medical School and later became a Professor of Anatomy Sir Martin Evans, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine-winning biologist for his work with stem cells Lesley Fallowfield, Professor of Psycho-Oncology (1997–2001) Suzi Gage, psychologist, science blogger C. Robin Ganellin, Emeritus Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, co-discoverer of cimetidine Andrew J Goldberg, Clinical Senior Lecturer in orthopaedic surgery J. B. S. Haldane, Professor of Genetics (1933–57). He was one of the founders of population genetics Archibald Hill, Professor of Physiology (1922-51), winner of the 1922 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Victor Horsley, Professor of Clinical Surgery co-inventor of Horsley–Clarke apparatus Ian Jacobs, Dean of Medicine Roland Levinsky, Hugh Greenwood Professor of Immunology. Avrion Mitchison, Professor of Zoology Santa Ono, GlaxoSmithKline Professor of Biomedical Sciences Richard Quain, Chair of Anatomy (?–1850), having also studied Medicine at UCL Medical School, and later physician-extraordinary to Queen Victoria Dunkinfield Henry Scott, Botanist Anthony Segal, Professor of Medicine John Maynard-Smith, Lecturer in Zoology (1952–65) David Morley, Professor of child health, a pioneer in child healthcare Bert Sakmann, Nobel Prize-winning cell physiologist and former researcher at UCL Department of Biophysics (1970–1973) Sir Edward Henry Sieveking, former Physician Extraordinary to King Edward VII Charles Spearman, Professor of Psychology; noted for Spearman's rank correlation coefficient Bernard Spilsbury, Britain's first forensic scientist. Ernest Starling, Physiologist, noted for the Frank–Starling law of the heart, producing the Starling equation, and for the discovery of hormones at UCL alongside his brother-in-law William Bayliss Patrick Wall, Professor of Neurophysiology, noted for the influential gate theory of pain with Ronald Melzack at McGill University David J Werring, Professor of Clinical Neurology,