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[edit] Notability
'Professor' at UK universities is not the same as in in the US where it used for any teacher. It indicates head of a department. Beyond that, an emeritus professor has been awarded the title by his peers and institution as a mark of great respect and is therefore, by definition, regarded as notable. (Emeritus is, in other words, almost a synonym for notable.) Publications are listed, more should be found, but on the evidence so far, I have removed the non-notability tag. Emeraude 17:25, 29 October 2007 (UTC)
