Person

Boura, Alan L. A. (1927 - 2015)

Born
1 April 1927
London, England
Died
2015
Occupation
Pharmacologist

Summary

Alan Boura was the Foundation Professor of Pharmacology, Monash University 1975-1990 and has published in the fields of analgesics and treatments for high blood pressure.

Details

Born London, 1 April 1927. Educated University of London (BSc, PhD, DSc). Technical assistant, Pharmacology Department, University College London 1947-54; research pharmacologist, Wellcome Research Laboratories, England 1955-64; Head, Pharmacology Department, Reckitt & Colman Research Laboratories, England 1965-69; Principal Scientist and head of Pharmacology Department, Wellcome Research Laboratories 1970-75; foundation professor and chairman of pharmacology , Monash University 1975-90; professorial fellow, medical faculty, University of Newcastle 1991- .

Archival resources

Private hands (Boura, A.L.A.)

  • Alan L.A. Boura - Records, 1975 - 1987; Private hands (Boura, A.L.A.). Details

Published resources

Resources

McCarthy, G.J.

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