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Kerr Grant - Records

Title
Kerr Grant - Records
Repository
University of Adelaide, Physics Department
Date Range
1924 - 1949
Description

Correspondence in letter books 1924-25, 1936-40, 1941-49; reports and other material re cancer research; papers including testimonials, reports on research work and administrative correspondence regarding the Physics Department, University of Adelaide; papers regarding University committees and associations; papers including reports and correspondence, minutes and agenda relating to the CSIR, the Commonwealth Meteorological Bureau, the Australian National Research Council, the South Australian School of Mines and Industries, Astronomy and the Scientific Instrument and Optical Panel; personal papers including some correspondence, lectures and papers and other material.

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  • Professor Sir Kerr Grant, 1878-1967 - Papers, c. 1905 - 1967, MS 0075; Barr Smith Library, Special Collections, The University of Adelaide. Details

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