Person

Sayce, Eric Loxton (1899 - 1984)

Born
20 December 1899
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Died
2 September 1984
Occupation
Physicist

Summary

Eric Sayce was a physicist at the Munitions Supply Laboratories, Maribyrnong from 1924-196-, being Superintendent (Physics) from 1940-1952 and 1955-1960.

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Chronology

1923
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Melbourne
1924 - 1938
Career position - Physicist, Munitions Supply Laboratories in Maribyrnong, Victoria
1938 - 1940
Career position - Senior Physicist, Munitions Supply Laboratories
1940 - 1952
Career position - Superintendent (Physics), Munitions Supply Laboratories
1955 - 1960
Career position - Superintendent (Physics), Munitions Supply Laboratories

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McCarthy, G.J.

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