Mill Hill School's Board Room, called the 'Crick Room', has Wyllie O Hagan's Transformations in Science and Art , Fine Art Print Series on permanent display. This print series shows scientific imagery such as DNA. Professor Francis Crick, one of the discoverers of the structure of DNA, is one the many celebrated Old Boys of the school.

To celebrate DNA 50, fifty years since this discovery, the Headmaster of Mill Hill school presented Professor Crick with a framed copy of DNA Array 1, which is part of WOH's Digital Print Series.

Together with these prints, is a painting, once attributed to Gainsborough of the Mill Hillian botanist Peter Collinson. Collinson first introduced hydrangea into the UK in the mid 1700s. Wyllie O Hagan are designing a Collinson Garden just outside where this portrait looks to. The opening of the Collinson Garden will form part of the school's two hundreth Anniversary in 2005.

Near neighbours to Mill School are the National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR), who included in their Annual Essays 2003, a tribute to Crick, and his colleagues, following an event at the NIMR. Two of Wyllie O Hagan’s images, DNA-Revealing II, and DNA – A vision of Rosalind II, were included in the Published Essays. To view these images go to Art for Sale.

To know more about these subjects please follow these links: An endorsement of the work of Wyllie O Hagan http://www.millhill.org.uk/topterrace/2003sum-scienceart.html The PDF of the whole NIMR Essays 2003 is on this website: http://www.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/millhillessays/2003/Mill_Hill_Essays_2003.pdf The Essays are also published as separate web pages, without the images. http://www.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/millhillessays/2003/dna/ The essays are copyright of NIMR - National Institute for Medical Research. To connect to Mill Hill School www.millhill.org.uk