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Albert Lloyd George Rees Guide to Records

The University of Melbourne
A L G Rees (hasAssociatonWith, isRelatedTo) Buchanan, Rod (Aggregated by) McCarthy, Gavan (Aggregated by) O'Sullivan, Lisa (Aggregated by) Rees, Albert Lloyd George (hasAssociatonWith, isRelatedTo)
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Material in this guide may be downloaded, temporarily stored in cache and displayed in unaltered form only. You may also print and copy the material in unaltered form as permitted by the Copyright Act 1968 only. This guide is the result of scholarly research and must be formally acknowledged as such when the guide itself or the records it catalogues are cited.

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The Albert Lloyd George Rees Guide to Records documents and contextualises the records of Albert Lloyd George Rees, Head of the Chemical Physics Section, CSIR/O, Division of Industrial Chemistry 1944-1958 and Chief of the Division of Chemical Physics 1958-1978.

The Guide is the output of a research database. It was first published in paper format by the Australian Science Archives Project in 1993. An online version of the Guide was published by the Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre in June 2004.

The records were transferred to the Australian Science Archives Project in 1990. The guide describes 55 inventory items (mostly paper files). The papers documented by the Guide document Rees' association with various organisations, including the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), the Australian Academy of Science, Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) and the Australian Broadcasting Commission, along with his correspondence, publication, lectures and research. The total collection occupies 516 linear cm of shelf space (or its equivalent).

The records were transferred to the Basser Library at the Australian Academy of Science (MS109). The collection was listed by Rod Buchanan, Gavan McCarthy and Mark Scillio with Lisa O'Sullivan.

Data time period: 1993

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