Delighted to give a global shout during a recent podcast recorded for the Consortium for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, to Leeds Phil and Lit for having unveiled a plaque in 2019 to commemorate the Nobel Prize winning development of partition chromatography in 1940s Headingley, Leeds for analysis of wool, and which later allowed Columbia scientist Erwin Chargaff, molecular biology’s very own veritable Victor Meldrew, to gain first hint at how DNA carries genetic info!