BJF, 2008-9, illustrated presentations aboard the Cunard: M/V Victoria, Caribbean Celebration cruise.
- Amazing Menu of Tomorrow, Royal Court Theatre, 1000-1045h, 12 December.
- Secret Language of Plants, Animals and Single Cells, Royal Court Theatre, 1100-115h, 14 December
- The World's Worst Cruise Vidoes, and How not the Make One, Royal Court Theatre, 1215-1300h, 14 December.
- Secrets of the Christmas Snowflake, Royal Court Theatre, 1000-1045h, 18 December.
- The Science of Christmas, Royal Court Theatre, 1000h-1045, 26 December.
- Don't let them steal your Identity, Royal Court Theatre, 1030-1115h, 1 January 2009.
[See also Cunard Daily Programme: p1, 12 December; p1, 14 December; p2, 18 December. Book signing at 1500h on 16, 18 December]. Sailing: Southampton, Ponta Delgada, Azores; St John's, Antigua; Basseterre, St Kitts; Castries, St Lucia; St George's, Grenada; Bridgetown, Barbados; Funchal, Madeira; Vigo, Spain; Southampton. 11 December 2008-2 January 2009.
BJF, 2009, reviews Science for Primary School Teachers by Helena Gillespie, Rob Gillespie, Open University Press, [in] Journal of Biological Education 43 (1).
King, Meggan, 2008, photograph of Brian J Ford with Nobel laureate Dr Osamu Shimomura, The Microscope 56 (2): 52.
BJF, 2009, The e-learning Imperative The Microscope, 56 (4): 163-172.
BJF, 2009, illustrated presentations aboard the M/V Saga Ruby, African Odyssey, BJF, 2009, illustrated presentations aboard the M/V Saga Ruby, African Oddysey cruise:
- Magical Memories, Cinema Theatre, 1000-1045h, 20 February.
- Cruising into Futuristic Food, Cinema Theatre, 1115-1200h, 23 February.
- How the Internet Robs your Identity, Cinema Theatre, 1000-1045h, 25 February.
- The Secret Language of Life, Cinema Theatre, 1415-1500h, 27 February.
- Miraculous World of the Microbe, Cinema Theatre, 1530-1615h, 6 March.
- Worst Cruise Videos - and how Not to Make One, Cinema Theatre, 1600-1645h, 07 March.
[See also Scientist, Writer and Broadcaster Professor Brian Ford, Saga Ruby Today: 2, 5 March]. Sailing Mombasa, Kenya; Port Victoria, Seychelles; Aqaba, Jordan; Safaga (for Luxor), Egypt; Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt; Port Suez (for Cairo), Egypt; Suez Canal, Egypt; Piraeus (for Athens), Greece. 17 February - 8 March.
Pearson, Mark, 2009, New bus shelter officially opened, Peterborough Evening Telegraph, 18 February.
BJF, 2009, reviews Animal Intelligence, from Individual to Social Cognition [in] Biologist 65 (1): 61.
Elworthy, John, 2009, Anger over hall refusal (report on the deniual of planning permission for the Eastrea Centre), Cambs Times: 7, 20 February.
Report, 2009, Centre funding 'thrown away', Cambs Times: 5, 20 March.
BJF, 2009, Interactive presentations on 'materials' as part of Science Week
- Classes aged 9-11, 1340-1410h
- Classes aged 7-9, 1430-1500h
The Beeches Primary School, Beeches Road, Peterborough, 3 April.BJF, 2009, discussion of cell intelligence (etc) with Alain de Botton and Paul Fornel [in] The Forum, BBC World Service (recorded 8 April), 0900-1000h, 12 April.
Report, 2009, Microscope sale breaks every Record, Laboratory News: 6, May.
BJF, 2009, review of R Douglas Fields (ed) Beyond the Synapse, cell-cell signalling in Synaptic Plasticity, Biologist 56 (2): 121, May.
Laughlin, Gary, 2009, Rare Leeuwenhoek bids for history, The Microscope 57 (1): ii, June.
BJF, 2009, interviewed by Faye Southwell for BBC Cambridgeshire Television breakfast programme news, 0735, 0755, 0835, 0855h, 11 June (video in archive).
Borrett, Joanna, 2009, profile interview with Brian J Ford (with colour photographs) page 1, page 2 Peterborough Evening Telegraph: 8-9, 18 June.
BJF, 2009, interviewed by Antonia Bricknell on MP's expenses and censorship, BBC Cambridgeshire Drivetime show, 1750-1755, 18 June (video copy in archive).
Jackson, Tom, 2009, Under Fire (report on planning inspector), Cambs Times: 34, 19 June.
BJF, 2009, review of The Elements of Library Research, by Mary W George, Journal of Biological Education 43 (3): 140.
BJF, 2009, presentations for Inter Micro 09:
- A Unique Leeuwenhoek Microscope Sale in London, 1630-1700h, Monday, July 6
- An Evening with Brian: The Cheat and the Microscope, 1900-2000h, Monday, July 6
- Hidden avenues of Infection, 1400-1425h, Tuesday, July 7
- What Linnaeus Missed, 1530-1555h, Wednesday, July 8
McCrone Research Instute, Chicago.BJF, 2009, Review of Jordan's Modern Law of Meetings, New Law Journal: 1002, 10 July.
Bonk, Curtis, 2009, Faster than a Ford? [in] The World is Open: 65-69, San Francisco: Wiley Jossey-Bass.
Gray, Hannah, 2009, Peterborough's Famous Faces [with colour photograph of Brian J Ford] Peterborough Evening Telegraph: 8-9, 30 July.
BJF, 2009, Did Physics matter to the Pioneers of Microscopy? [chapter for] Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics 158: 27-87, Editor Professor Peter W Hawkes, New York: Academic Press.
BJF, 2009, Reviews The Woman who Walked into the Sea, by Alice Wexler, Biologist 56 (3): 188-189, August.
BJF, 2009, Charles Darwin and Robert Brown their microscopes and the microscopic image, Infocus 15: 18-28.
BJF, 2009, The microscope of Linnaeus and his blind spot, The Microscope 57 (2): 65-72
BJF, 2009, extracts from BSE, The Facts (1996) in Academic Vocabulary for Intermediate Students: 194-205, Tokyo: Kzai Co Ltd.
Silva, Joćo Alcindo Martins, 2009, paper reproducing micrographs of erythrocytes obtained with Leeuwenhoek lens, and microscope image [in press].
BJF, 2009, Early Days of the Microscope, illustrated presentation to West Sussex History of Medicine Society, St Richards Hospital, Chichester, 1100-1200h, 17 October.
BJF, 2009, Plagiarism in Science, Presidential address to Cambridge Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, 1900-2100h.
BJF, 2009, On Intelligence in Cells, the case for Whole Cell Biology, Interdisciplinary Scientific Reviews 34 (4): in press, 2009.
BJF, 2009, Culturing Meat for the Future: Anti-death versus anti-life, [chapter in] Tandy, Charles (editor) Death And Anti-Death, Volume 7, Palo Alto: Ria University Press {in press}.
