Journal

Annual report of the Commonwealth Scientific and Inustrial Research Organisation (1949 - )

From
1949
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Functions
Industrial research, Journal, Scientific research and Technological research
Alternative Names
  • Annual report, CSIRO Australia (ISSN 1030-4215) (Subsequent name, 1995 - )
  • CSIRO annual report (ISSN 1030-4215) (Subsequent name, 1962 - 1994)
Website
https://csiropedia.csiro.au/organisational-history/annual-reports/

Summary

The Annual report of the Commonwealth Scientific and Inustrial Research Organisation (ISSN 1030-4223) was first published by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in 1949. (Over time the title, and the cover title, has varied.) It supercedes the Annual report of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, the predecessor of CSIRO. Content has varied, but usually included information on governance; co-operation with the states; general reports of research under broad headings such as soils, nutrition and fisheries; financial statements; information and library services; and lists of staff and publications. Detailed reports of research projects are included in the annual reports of the responsible Divisions.

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These reports were issued as Parliamentary papers.

Digitised copies can be found at the web page noted, and at https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-839491085.

Timeline

 1927 - 1948 Annual report of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
       1949 - Annual report of the Commonwealth Scientific and Inustrial Research Organisation

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