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Historical Records of Australian Science records the history of science in Australia and the southwest Pacific. More

Editors: R.W. Home and L. Robin

 
 
 

Historical Records of Australian Science
Volume 22 Number 2 2011

 
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Table of Contents 
 
 


 
Duboisia Pituri: A Natural History 
Luke Keogh
pp. 199-214
 
  
 


 
Wilbur Norman Christiansen 1913–2007 
R. H. Frater and W. M. Goss
pp. 215-228
 
  
 


 
Rodney Warren Rickards 1934–2007 
Lewis N. Mander and Martin A. Bennett
pp. 229-245
 
  
 


 
Alan McLeod Sargeson 1930–2008 
B. Bosnich
pp. 246-276
 
  
 


 
Spencer Smith-White 1909–1998 
Jim Peacock, Bryan Barlow and Roger Carolin
pp. 277-290
 
  
 


 
Wesley Kingston Whitten 1918–2010 
J. N. Shelton and P. J. McCullagh
pp. 291-303
 
  
 


 
Reviews 
Sara Maroske
pp. 304-316
   | Book Review (132 KB)
 


 
Annual Author Index 
pp. ii-ii
 
 


   
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Rank Paper Details
1. Published 2 November 2011
Duboisia Pituri: A Natural History

Luke Keogh

2. Published 2 November 2011
Alan McLeod Sargeson 1930–2008

B. Bosnich

3. Published 1 March 1986
The Origins of the Acclimatisation Society of Victoria: Practical Science in the Wake of the Gold Rush.

L Gillbank

4. Published 4 May 2011
The Search for a Solution to Australian Locust Outbreaks: How Developments in Ecology and Government Responses Influenced Scientific Research

E. D. Deveson

5. Published 4 May 2011
Rossiter Henry Crozier 1943–2009

Benjamin P. Oldroyd and Oliver Mayo

6. Published 29 October 2010
The Personality of Environmental Prediction: Griffith Taylor as 'Latter-day Prophet'

Carolyn Strange

7. Published 1 March 1982
On Visiting the 'Moving Metropolis': Reflections on the Architecture of Imperial Science.

R MacLeod

8. Published 2 November 2011
Rodney Warren Rickards 1934–2007

Lewis N. Mander and Martin A. Bennett

9. Published 2 November 2011
Spencer Smith-White 1909–1998

Jim Peacock, Bryan Barlow and Roger Carolin

10. Published 4 May 2011
John Henry Carver 1926–2004

R. W. Crompton, G. D. Dracoulis, B. R. Lewis, K. G. McCracken and J. S. Williams

11. Published 4 May 2011
'It is not so!' Otto Finsch, Expectations and Encounters in the Pacific, 1865–85

Hilary S. Howes

12. Published 2 November 2011
Wilbur Norman Christiansen 1913–2007

R. H. Frater and W. M. Goss

13. Published 29 October 2010
Charles Fenner and Early Landform Studies in South Australia

C. Rowland Twidale

14. Published 1 September 1993
The Australian Phytochemical Survey: Historical Aspects of the CSIRO Search for New Drugs in Australian Plants.

JR Price, JA Lamberton and CCJ Culvenor

15. Published 4 June 2004
The Biological Collections in CSIRO: a National Heritage?

M. F. C. Day, H. Hewson, M. Fagg, J. Doran, J. Turnbull, J. Ilic, S. Jeffrey, P. Last, A. Graham, T. Chesser and N. Bougher

16. Published 4 May 2011
Albert Russell ('Bert') Main 1919–2009

S. D. Bradshaw

17. Published 4 May 2011
Donald Eric Weiss 1924–2008

Thomas H. Spurling

18. Published 2 November 2011
Wesley Kingston Whitten 1918–2010

J. N. Shelton and P. J. McCullagh

19. Published 1 March 1979
The Royal Society of Australia: An Attempt to Establish a National Academy of Science.

MJ Lewis

20. Published 1 September 1997
Geography, Race and Nation: Remapping 'Tropical' Australia, 1890-1930.

W Anderson

21. Published 25 May 2005
Entomology in the Service of the State: Queensland Scientists and the Campaign against Cane Beetles, 1895–1950

Peter Griggs

22. Published 29 October 2010
Ronald Drayton Brown 1927–2008

Peter D. Godfrey, Francis P. Larkins and John M. Swan

23. Published 13 June 2003
Collections and the Nation: Science, History and the National Museum of Australia

Libby Robin

24. Published 1 September 2001
Ferdinand Hochstetter's Note of a Visit to Australia and a Tour of the Victorian Goldfields in 1859.

TA Darragh

25. Published 8 May 2009
Christopher Charles Heyde 1939–2008

E. Seneta and J. M. Gani

26. Published 29 October 2010
David Hutchins in Australia 1914–1915: the Penultimate Chapter in the Career of an Imperial Forester

Michael Roche

27. Published 1 March 1988
The CSIRO Division of Chemical Physics 1944-1986

JB Willis

28. Published 3 May 2007
Many Beautiful Things: Colonial Botanists' Accounts of the North Queensland Rainforests

Rachel Sanderson

29. Published 1 September 1980
A history of forestry and forest product research in Australia.

LT Carron

30. Published 1 March 1981
William Ernest Cooke, Astronomer 1863-1947

D Hutchinson

31. Published 1 March 1983
Australian Museums of Natural History: Public Priorities and Scientific Initiatives in the 19th Century.

SG Kohlstedt

32. Published 1 March 1984
The Great Barrier Reef Committee, 1922-1982: The first thirty years.

D Hill

33. Published 20 May 2008
W. H. Fitton's Geology of Australia's Coasts, 1826

D. F. Branagan and D. T. Moore

34. Published 8 May 2009
Dagelet and Dawes: Their Meeting, Their Instruments and the First Scientific Experiments on Australian Soil

Doug Morrison and Ivan Barko

35. Published 1 March 1976
Sir Richard Owen and His Influence on Australian Zoological and Palaeontological Science

AM Moyal

36. Published 1 March 1987
The Geological Survey of Victoria under Alfred Selwyn, 1852-1868

TA Darragh

37. Published 1 September 2001
John Carew Eccles 1903-1997

DR Curtis and P Andersen

38. Published 12 June 2002
A. L. Franklin Pty Ltd, scientific instrument makers

M. Keentok

39. Published 9 November 2007
The 1945–1955 Queensland Artesian Fluoride Experience: A Unique Phenomenon within the Australian Wool Industry

Harry F. Akers and Suzette A. T. Porter

40. Published 1 March 1967
The Development of Geology in South Australia: A Personal View.

AR Alderman

41. Published 1 March 1985
The Great Barrier Reef Committee, 1922-82 Part II: The Last Three Decades.

D Hill

42. Published 1 March 1988
Opportunities and Handicaps of Antipodean Scientists: A.J. Nicholson and V.A. Bailey on the Balance of Animal Populations.

JL Hopper

43. Published 6 December 2005
The Legacy of Early Uranium Efforts in Australia, 1906–1945: From Radium Hill to the Atomic Bomb and Today

Gavin M. Mudd

44. Published 1 March 1966
The Bush and the Search for a Staple in New South Wales, 1788-1810

LA Gilbert

45. Published 1 March 1983
The Western Australian Alunite Project 1940-1954

NS Bayliss

46. Published 1 March 1984
William Farrer and the Australian Response to Mendelism.

M Cawte

47. Published 1 March 1986
Strzelecki's Geological Map of Southeastern Australia; An Eclectic Synthesis.

DF Branagan

48. Published 1 March 1987
History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Sydney: A Case Study in Non-innovation.

AM Turtle

49. Published 6 December 2005
Watch Dog over the Herbarium: Alfred Ewart, Victorian Government Botanist 1906–1921

Helen M. Cohn

50. Published 10 November 2006
Ferdinand Mueller and the Shape of Nature: Nineteenth-century Systems of Plant Classification

Sara Maroske

51. Published 1 March 1967
Learned Societies in Australia: The Foundation Years in Victoria, 1850-1860.

ME Hoare

52. Published 1 March 1974
'The Half-Mad Bureaucrat' Robert Brough Smyth (1830-1889)

ME Hoare

53. Published 1 September 1989
'Adding Stones to the Great Pile'? Charles Darwin's use of Australian Resources, 1837-1882.

BW Butcher

54. Published 1 March 1994
Nature Conservation as a National Concern: The Role of the Australian Academy of Science.

L Robin

55. Published 1 September 1998
Amateur-Professional Collaboration in Australian Science: The Earliest Astronomical Groups and Societies.

W Orchiston

56. Published 1 September 2000
'The Opening Chapter of the Romance of Excavation in Australia' : Reflections on Norman Tindale's Archaeology.

MA Smith

57. Published 16 December 2004
The Instruments from Parramatta Observatory

Nick Lomb

58. Published 16 December 2004
Sir Thomas Brisbane's Legacy to Colonial Science: Colonial Astronomy at the Parramatta Observatory, 1822–1848

Shirley D. Saunders

59. Published 29 May 2006
The Fate of Leichhardt

Darrell Lewis

60. Published 6 December 2005
Harry Clive Minnett 1917–2003

Bruce MacA. Thomas and Brian J. Robinson

61. Published 9 November 2007
Arthur John Birch 1915–1995

Rodney W. Rickards and Sir John Cornforth

62. Published 20 May 2008
University Botany in Colonial Victoria: Frederick McCoy's Botanical Classes and Collections at the University of Melbourne

Linden Gillbank

63. Published 8 May 2009
Ian Gordon Ross 1926–2006

Gad Fischer and Robert G. Gilbert

64. Published 8 May 2009
Geoffrey Donald Thorburn 1930–1996

G. Jenkin, J. R. G. Challis, J. S. Robinson and I. R. Young

65. Published 29 October 2010
Alan Kenneth Head 1925–2010

Peter Humble

66. Published 1 March 1968
Doctor John Henderson and the Van Dieman's Land Scientific Society.

ME Hoare

67. Published 1 March 1976
The Intercolonial Science Movement in Australasia 1870-1890.

ME Hoare

68. Published 1 March 1976
The Development of Coordination Chemistry in Australia.

DP Mellor

69. Published 1 June 1977
1851 Science Research Scholarship Awards to Australians.

IW Wark

70. Published 1 September 1994
Science and Technology in the Story of Australian Federation: The Case of Meteorology, 1876-1908.

RW Home and KT Livingston

71. Published 1 September 1994
Achievement in Science: The Careers of Two Australian Women Chemists.

N Allen

72. Published 1 March 1997
The Fisheries Savant: William Saville-Kent in Victoria, 1887-8.

AJ Harrison

73. Published 1 March 1998
Scientific Instrument Makers and Dealers in Victoria, 1840-1914.

HC Bolton and NH Williams

74. Published 1 March 2000
Scientific Freedom and Post-War Politics: Australia, 1945-1955.

P Deery

75. Published 29 May 2006
Duboisia myoporoides: The Medical Career of a Native Australian Plant

Paul Foley

76. Published 9 November 2007
From Lost Property to Explorer' s Relics: The Rediscovery of the Personal Library of Ludwig Leichhardt

Matthew Stephens

77. Published 9 November 2007
Not Being Ernest: Uncovering Competitors in the Foundation of Australian Wireless

Jock Given

78. Published 10 November 2009
From Beverley Disease to Braxy to Enterotoxaemia: the Journey of a Disease in Western Australian Livestock and the Transmission of Veterinary Knowledge in Australasia

Natalie Edwards

79. Published 4 May 2011
Charles Henry Brian Priestley 1915–1998

J. R. Garratt, E. K. Webb and S. McCarthy

80. Published 1 March 1975
Radio Research, Australia 1927-1939

FWG White and LGH Huxley


      
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