Hope Hopps (1926-1988)
Hope Hopps grew up in Rhode Island and attended the University of Rhode Island. She later received a master’s in microbiology from University of Maryland in 1950, an era when few women pursued graduate studies in the sciences.
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Hopps worked in Building 29A, second floor beginning in 1967 when it opened, but likely worked in Building 29, second floor with the Laboratory of Viral Immunology before that. |
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Publications:
- “Biologic Characteristics of a Continuous Kidney Cell Line Derived from the African Green Monkey” by Hope E. Hopps, Barbara C. Bernheim, Ananda Nisalak, Joe Hin Tjio, and Joseph E. Smadel. Journal of Immunology (1963). https://www.jimmunol.org/content/91/3/416.
- “Changes in technology of vaccine research, development, and control” by John C. Petricciani, Harry M. Meyer, Jr., Paul D. Parkman, and Hope E. Hopps in Bulletin, World Health Organization (1977). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2367080/.
- “Comparison of the ultrastructure of several rickettsiae, ornithosis virus, and Mycoplasma in tissue culture” by D.R. Anderson, Hope E. Hopps, Michael F. Barile, and Barbara C. Bernheim in the Journal of Bacteriology (1965). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC315827/.