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Roy Geddes
Roy Geddes (1940 in Edinburgh - 25 August 2006 in North Shore City) was a chemist and bio chemist and worked as Dean of Science and Engineering at Auckland Institute of Technology.
== University career==
He began his career in the Department of Biochemistry of The University of Auckland as a senior lecturer in 1970, after obtaining BSc Hons and PhD degrees in chemistry in Edinburgh and postdoctoral fellowships in physical biochemistry at the Australian National University (1967–69), and at Georgetown University (Washington, DC, 1965–66).
In Auckland he investigated the structure and metabolism of glycogen, an energy storage polysaccharide, by physical biochemistry methods. His work provided evidence for the existence of a protein core, now known as glycogenin, within glycogen.〔Albert L. Lehninger, David Lee Nelson, Michael M. Cox: ''Principles of Biochemistry, 2nd ed 1993, Worth.''〕
He was Deputy Dean of Science from 1982 to 1985 at the University of Auckland and subsequently Dean from 1986 to 1993. In 1994, he moved to Auckland Institute of Technology as its Dean of Science and Engineering. During his term as Dean, his faculty acquired a modern and attractive building, and the Institute became Auckland University of Technology, a transformation to which Roy Geddes contributed significantly.〔Ken Scott: (Farewell: Professor Roy Geddes 1940 - 2006. )〕
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