Person

Angel, Laura Madeline (Madeline) (1908 - 1990)

Born
17 September 1908
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Died
1 October 1990
Kensington Park, South Australia, Australia
Occupation
Parasitologist and Pathologist

Summary

Madeline Angel was a much-respected expert on Australia's Trematoda (parasitic flukes). After completing her MSc at the University of Adelaide, she taught for over 30 years at the University, while undertaking her research on animal parasites. Her masters thesis was on the morphology of an aquatic endoproct (phylum Endoprocta) from Macquarie island. In her research on trematodes, she collaborated with others eminent in the field, including Patricia Mawson , T. Harvey Johnston and John Pearson. The species Retrobulla angelae (Cryptogonimidae) was named in her honour. During WII Angel served as a pathologist with the Australian Army Medical Corps, being posted to the 101 Australian General Hospital (AGH), the Australian Army Medical Women's Service, and the Australian Outpatients Department in New South Wales. She was a member of both the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom and the Malacological Society of Australia.

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Chronology

December 1930
Career event - Elected Treasurer, University Women's Union
1931
Education - BSc, University of Adelaide
1933 - 1934
Career position - President, Adelaide University Women's Club
1934
Career event - Chairman, Women's Union Committee, Adelaide University Union
1938
Education - MSc, University of Adelaide
1939
Career event - Elected to University Graduates' Union Committee
1939 - 1942
Career position - Research assistant and Demonstrator in zoology, University of Adelaide
17 September 1942 - 24 December 1946
Military service - Served with the Australian Army Medical Corps
1947? - 1972
Career position - Demonstrator (later Senior Demonstrator) in zoology, University of Adelaide
1957
Career event - Contributor to the

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