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| Lamb, Charles George. M.A. from CLARE, 1894; Sc.D. 1923. B. 1867. B.Sc., London. City and Guilds Siemens memorial medal, 1885; premium of the Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1892, and in 1932; Fellowship of the City and Guilds Institute. University Demonstrator in Mechanism, 1891-1903; University Lecturer in electrical Engineering, 1903-21; Reader in electrical Engineering, 1921-31. In charge of the Department of Engineering during the War of 1914-19. Well known as an entomologist, being an authority on certain branches of the Diptera. A keen musician and Freemason, and greatly interested in psychical research. One of the first in this country to take part in experiments on alternating currents. Died May 4, 1941, at Cambridge, aged 74. (Cambridge Daily News, May 7, 1941; The Times, May 7, 1941.) | Charles George LAMB Approx. lifespan: 1867–1941 MA from Clare College 1894 ScD 1923 b. 1867 B.Sc., London. City and Guilds Siemens memorial medal 1885 premium of the Sch: Institute of Electrical Engineers 1892, and in1932 Fellowship of the Sch: City and Sch: Guilds Institute City and Guilds, ???, University Demonstrator in Mechanism: 1891-1903 University Lecturer in electrical Engineering 1903-21 Reader in electrical Engineering 1921-31 In charge of: Department of Engineering during the War of 1914-19 Well known as an entomologist, being an authority on certain branches of the Diptera. A keen musician and Freemason, and greatly interested in psychical research. One of the first in this country to take part in experiments on alternating currents. d. CB, [Cambridgeshire], 1941:05:04, aged 74. ( CB Daily News 1941:05:07; The Times 1941:05:07) |