Journal

Australian journal of science (1938 - 1970)

From
1938
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
1970
Functions
Agriculture, Anthropology, Journal and Science

Summary

The Australian journal of science (ISSN 0365-3668) was initiated by the Australian National Research Council in 1938 under the auspices of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (ANZAAS). (ANZAAS become publisher in 1955.) It was a issued six times per year. The aim was to publish short advance summaries of current research. Content included papers on a broad range of scientific, agricultural and anthropological research; reports from scientific institutions; reviews and news; and (from volume 18) reports of the ANZAAS meetings. Also included from 1938 as a separately-paged supplement was Australian science abstracts (ISSN 1835-9329). It was superceded by Search.

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 1938 - 1970 Australian journal of science
       1970 - 1997 Search
             1998 - 2019 Australasian Science

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Journal Articles

  • Anon, 'A new venture', Australian journal of science, 1 (1) (1938), 1-2. Details

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