Archives

  1. : Letter from Eva Ibbotson to Becky Gardiner

    A three-page letter from Eva Ibbotson to Becky Gardiner in 2005.

  2. : UK BMD index, Marriages Jun 1904

    Marriage of HEDGES Edith Marion and WORTHINGTON Richard Till, in Kensington, London, 1904. Volume 1A, page 424.

  3. : Artificial Impregnation

    An article by A.D. Hard in the April 1909 edition of 'The Medical World'.

  4. : Postcard from Robert to Adolf Kohorn, 1916

    Photographic postcard sent from Robert to his father Adolf Kohorn.

  5. : 1st seminar enrolment card for the Faculty of Philosophical Sciences

    Page from the University of Vienna's enrollment record showing Bertold Wiesner's first semester at university.

  6. : BPW's student registration book, University of Vienna

    Bertold Wiesner's registration book from the University of Vienna, from after 1923 (as he was awarded his PhD in May that year, hence "Dr." on this book).

  7. : Birth certificate of Bertold Paul Wiesner

    Birth certificate of Bertold Paul Wiesner

  8. : The Ovarian Hormone

    Article by BPW published in Nature in March 1928 when he was at the University of Edinburgh, regarding the use of the œstrous hormone for the abortion of pregnancy in test animals.

  9. : BPW's immigration form, arrival at Harwich, Essex

    Immigration form from BPW's arrival at Harwich, Essex in March 1928. Anna and Eva came separately, in May that year.

  10. : Anna and Eva's immigration form, arrival at Edinburgh

    Immigration form from Anna and Eva Wiesner's arrival at Leith, Edinburgh in May 1928. BPW had already arrived, in March.

  11. : Pseudopregnancy and its Mechanism

  12. : The Beta-Hormone

  13. : On the Separation of the Kyogenic Hormone from Human Placenta

  14. : On the Reactivation of the Senile Testis of the Rat by Means of Injections of Gonadotrope Hormones

  15. : The hormones controlling reproduction

  16. : ON THE EXISTENCE OF A FOURTH HORMONE, THYREOTROPIC IN NATURE, OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY

  17. : Extraction of Insulin

  18. : Pregnancy Diagnosis Station: Report on Second Year's Working

  19. : On the Relation between the Hormones of the Anterior Lobe of the Pituitary and Clinical Syndromes

  20. : The Experimental Study of Senescence

  21. : PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS STATION: REPORT ON THIRD YEAR'S WORKING

  22. : Gonadotropic Hormones and Cancer

  23. : Pregnancy Diagnosis Station: Report of Fourth Year's Working

  24. : Methoden zur Isolierung und Bestimmung der Hormone

  25. : Restropic Effects of Anterior Pituitary Extracts

  26. : Effect upon Sex Behaviour of a Diet Deficient in Vitamin E

  27. : Restropic Activity of Blood

  28. : The "Restropic" Activity of Blood

  29. : Bactericidal Effects of Aspergillus clavatus

  30. : Sterility and Impaired Fertility

  31. : Artificial Insemination

  32. : [The Sims Test]

  33. : Thermogenic effect of progesterone

  34. : Waking temperature in relation to female fecundity

  35. : Biological dangers from atomic fission

  36. : On the nature of psi phenomena

  37. : The receptivity of cervical mucus to spermatozoa

  38. : British Argue on Test Tube Babies

    Newspaper clipping from page 10 of the 3 April 1947 edition of the Ellensburg Daily Record (Washington, USA). Via Google Books.

  39. : The psi processes in normal and "paranormal" psychology

  40. : The psi processes in normal and paranormal psychology

  41. : The role of special diets in the treatment of female infecundity

  42. : Reducing substances in cervical mucus

  43. : Foreword to "In My Mind's Eye" by Frederick Marion

    Frederick Marion (stage name of Josef Kraus) was a Czech who who could "shatter a wine glass by concentration of thought". He wrote a book called In My Mind's Eye, with the foreword written by BPW and R.H. Thouless.

  44. : Nutritional Factors in Reproductive Failure

  45. : Contraception--recent developments in technique and their evaluation

  46. : Inhibition of Œstrus by Cultivated Gromwell

  47. : Significance of testicular exfoliation in male infecundity

  48. : Mary Barton, c.1955, holding a bag

    Mary Barton in probably the 1950s, standing in front of a brick building, holding a bag.

  49. : Fertility in Women, by Mary Barton

    Article from Studies on Fertility, vol. 7, 1955. Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford.

  50. : Control of Fertility by Antimitotic Agents

  51. : The effects of some antimitotic compounds on pregnancy in the mouse

  52. : An unidentified factor in liver required for reproduction in rats

  53. : Control of Fertility by 6-Azauridine

  54. : Patients with Trophoblast Tumours Wanted

  55. : Patients with Trophoblast Tumours Wanted

    Letter to the British Medical Journal from BPW's team at the University of London, replying to a query about the effects of 6-Azauridine (AzUR).

  56. : Death certificate of Bertold Paul Wiesner

    Death certificate of Bertold Paul Wiesner, who died of a pulmonary embolism on 7 January 1972 in Ealing, UK.

  57. : Wikipedia article 'Bertold Wiesner'

    English Wikipedia article about Bertold Wiesner, originally published 28 May 2015, but referenced here as at 11 January 2026.

  58. : Co-designing genomics research with a large group of donor-conceived siblings

    "This case study documents how we worked with a large group of donor-conceived siblings who share the same sperm donor father, to explore how they might want to engage with and influence any future genomic research."

  59. : The Brainwave of Beelzebub (from 'Answer Me This' podcast, episode 411)

    Excerpt from the 'Answer Me This' podcast, featuring a question from Charlie about whether to engage with the BPW descendents.