Corporate Body

Department of Physics ( - c. 2001)

Monash University

From
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
c. 2001
Functions
Education and Industrial or scientific research
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

At the start of the 21st century the Department of Physics and the Department of Materials Engineering came together to form the School of Physics and Materials Engineering, at Monash University.

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  - c. 2001 Department of Physics
       c. 2001 - School of Physics and Materials Engineering

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Bolton, H. C.; Street, R., 'The Establishing of the Department of Physics at Monash University', Australian Physicist, 23 (8) (1986), 205-208. Details

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