Archival Resources Details

Australian Biochemical Society - Records

Collection Title
Australian Biochemical Society - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 054
Date Range
1953 - 1987
Description

Includes: foundation of society documents, 1954-1970; ordinary membership lists, 1954-1985; sustaining membership lists, 1965, 1968, 1970; overseas membership lists, 1968, 1979-1981; annual general meeting documents, 1956-1987; documents relating to other meetings held, 1960-1978; council meetings of the Australian Biochemical Society (ABS), 1954-1974; summer schools operated by ABS, 1966-1971; publications of various societies, 1967-1987; documents about other societies, 1966-1987; correspondence; forms and circulars to members, 1957-1966; documents relating to members; financial records; secretary's correspondence, 1970-1984; awards; meetings and workshops; visitors.

Quantity
54 boxes (3.93 m)
Access
Restricted

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