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Title: Faith Thomas and her son, Stuart, aged 8
Type: Image

Title: Finding Aid - Graeme Clark/bionic ear collection [National Film and Sound Archive of Australia]
Type: Document
Date: June 2016
Source: Sean Bridgeman, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.

Title: The First Nucleus receiver-stimulator implanted by Graeme Clark and team
Type: Image
Date: 1982
Source: Graeme Clark

Title: First underwater survey of scallop beds
Type: Image

Title: First underwater survey of scallop beds
Type: Image

Title: First underwater survey of scallop beds
Type: Image

Title: First underwater survey of scallop beds
Type: Image

Title: Francis Fox
Type: Image

Title: Frank Leslie Stillwell
Type: Image

Title: Frank Wisewould Portrait
Type: Image

Title: Frederick Colin Courtice
Type: Image

Title: Frederick Latham Arnot
Type: Image

Title: Frederick William George White
Type: Image

Title: From Bionic Ear to world's first cochlear implant. A journey with Prof. Graeme Clark
Type: Video
Date: 2016
Creator: Paul Drane Producer/Director

Title: 'Frosterley' at No. 2 Drummond Street.
Type: Image

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