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In November 1975 Dr Detlev Wulf Bronk, Foreign Member of the Royal Society, was planning a journey from New York to London to attend the Anniversary Meeting of the Society and to visit his many friends. But a fortnight before the meeting he developed a cerebral hemiplegia and died after a few days’ illness. He was then 78: there had been no signs of the return of the vascular trouble which had kept him in hospital in 1970, and he had lost none of his interest in science and scientists or of his remarkable gifts for inspiring productive research. Since that illness, in fact, although he made fewer long journeys by air, he was still busy for most of the week and still followed the New York pattern of leaving the city by road on the Saturday and returning on Sunday evening.

Detlev Wulf Bronk, 13 August 1897 - 17 November 1975