Clive Norman Graymore

Background

Clive Graymore was born on April 4, 1930, in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom.

Education

Clive Graymore studied at the University of Plymouth where he received a degree in chemistry in 1953. Later he studied at the University of London and received a Master of Science and a Doctor of Philosophy degree.

Career

Clive Graymore started his career in 1956 when he took up a post of lecturer at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology. He held this post until 1962 and became a senior lecturer. He also was a subdean of the institute. Graymore was an honorary senior registrar at the Moorfields Eye Hospital. He also worked at the University of Exeter.

Clive Graymore was an editor of such books as Biochemistry of the Retina and The Biochemistry of the Eye. He wrote articles on photography and was the editor of Experimental Eye Research. In 1987, Graymore published a book Alcoholism: Insight into the Addictive Mind.

Achievements

• Clive Graymore was an English writer and educator, who is famous for a book Alcoholism: Insight into the Addictive Mind. He was a contributor of more than sixty articles to medical journals. Graymore also was an honorary fellow of the University of Exeter.

Works

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• book

  • Alcoholism: An Insight into the Addictive Mind

    (A guide to alcoholism which aims to provide understanding...)

    1987
  • Biochemistry of the eye 1970

Membership

Clive Graymore was a founder and member of Focal Point Studios and Dartmouth Photographic Society.

Connections

Clive Graymore was married to a woman named Kay. The marriage produced four children.