ANZAAS Faithful to Open Science Across Disciplines
ANZAAS aims to promote knowledge and cooperation among scientists and scholars across Australia and New Zealand. From early federation efforts to today the organization links 150 societies, fosters cross discipline ideas, and expands public science outreach through radio, press, and film exhibitions.
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Anzaas
Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
AAAS greetings to ANZAAS Canberra from Gould and Siple
Dr. Paul A. Siple gửi greetings to ANZAAS in Canberra and ask Dr. Lawrence Mckinley Gould to summarize AAAS. Gould, AAAS president and geologist, outlines AAAS history, structure, membership, aims, journals and activities including Science, awards, research grants, and major international collaborations.
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Paul A. Siple
Canberra
Lawrence Mckinley Gould
AAAS
Anzaas
Gould
Anzalas
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Australian science congress faces record heat and fires
Delegates at the Australian science congress endured extreme heat with temperatures over 100 degrees, smoke from forest fires and cracking landscapes as discussions on publishing historic records and the role of science in civilisation continued. Prof. Scott urged government action to resume publication of Australian history while Mr. Wells warned of future weaponry and war.
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Ing
Australian National Research Council
Australian Academy of Science
Anzaas
Australian Journal of Science
Australasian Association For the Advancement of Science
Annzaas
Scott
Jones
Albert Hall
H. G. Wells
Victoria
Kiowa
Omeo
Canberra
Congress
Commonwealth Avenue
Prof
Yarralumla House
Sir David Rivett
Telopea Park High School
Patrick Marshall
New Zealand
Adelaide
Hobart
T. Harvey Johnson
University of Adelaide
Mueller
ANZAAS Golden Jubilee Congress gathers in Canberra
One thousand delegates including H G Wells and Sir David Rivett attended ANZAAS in Canberra where lodging overflowed to Queanbeyan. Governor General Gowrie opened the congress amid heat waves, while weather forecasts and a charity sherry party marked the busy program at Telopea Park High School and Hotel Canberra.
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Congress
Telopea Park High School
T. Parnell
W. Russell Grimwade
R. Speight
E. J. Goddard
R. M. Crawford
F. E. Williams
L. G. Melville
Sir Henry Barraclough
E. Sydney Morris
H. G. Wells
Sir David Rivett
Commonwealth
J. Lyons
Anzaas
Congress Committee
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Anzars
Liversidge
University of Sydney
Brisbane
Philosophical Society of Australia
Liversidee
Sydney
Perth
Nullarbor Plain
Eir
A.A.A.S
Association
United States
Mr. Wells
Canberra Times
Queanbeyan
Molonglo
Lord Gowrie
Government House
F. T. Brooks
Cambridge University
W. Sidgwick
Oxford University
George Simpson
Ralph Carr
Purdue University
Indiana
U.S.A
John Russell
Imperial Bureau of Soil Science
John Flett
Geological Survey of Great Britain
Grant
Queensland
Inigo Jones
Cumpston
Casey
Lyons
Devonport
Tasmania
Interior
Ewen
David Rivett
Ernest Scott
BE. C. Andrews
Douglas Mawson
Miss Walkom
G. W. Waterhouse
E. R. Pitt
R. S. Burdon
E. de Courcy Clarke
D. A. Herbert
J. Pearson
Gilbert Archey
Robert Garran
William Clemens
J. H. L. Cumpston
C. S. Daley
B. T. Dickson
C. E. Lane- Poole
W. A. N. Robertson
W. G. Woolnough
J. R. A. McMillan
G. A. Currie
I. M. Mackerras
Ralph H. Carr
Anita M. Muir
G. Denham
Theodore Rigg
Parliamentary
Lord
Capt. Bracegirdle
Mr. Casey
McEwen
F. Brooks
Cambridge
England
BR. Care
Robert Garrany
Murray
G. Currie
J. A. McMillan