Archival Resources Details

Australian Society for Parasitology - Records

Collection Title
Australian Society for Parasitology - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 133
Description

Correspondence files, 1964-1979; membership files, 1963-1995; Australian Society for Parasitology Conferences, 1964-1979; correspondence with other scientific bodies; files relating to professional activities and public relations; files on the 'International Journal for Parasitology'; correspondence files, 1980-1997; council and general meeting minutes; conferences and travel applications; medals, scholarships and prizes; material relating to the history of the Society; financial records; publications; and J. D. Smyth material.

Quantity
21 boxes (5.83 m)

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