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Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Certificate from the National Academy of Sciences conferring Foreign Associate status on Charlotte Auerbach, 28 April 1970
     Item  — Openshelf Coll-1266
  
    
      Identifier: Coll-1266/2/7
    
      Scope and Contents
        From the Sub-Fonds:
        
    Contains Charlotte Auerbach's PhD and DSc certificates from the University of Edinburgh, honorary degree certificates from Trinity College, Dublin and the universities of Cambridge, Leiden and Indiana and awards made to Auerbach for her contributions to science, including the Darwin Medal and the Gregor Mendel Prize.
        Dates: 
      28 April 1970
    
  Diploma conferring Thomson a Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 24th April 1951
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      Identifier: Coll-1310/1/3/10
    
      Scope and Contents
        From the Series:
        
    Includes certificates from the University of Durham, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Swedish Psychological society.
 Also includes a testimonial from Professor Karl Ferdinand Braun, which Thomson retained with his certificates.
        Dates: 
      24th April 1951
    
  Papers relating to the National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council's Developmental Biology Conference Series, 1956, 1955-1956
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      Identifier: Coll-1364/4/1
    
      Scope and Contents
        From the Series:
        
    Folders generally include correspondence along with schedules and programmes of the events.
        Dates: 
      1955-1956
    
  Papers relating to Waddington's visit to Washington, May 1963, 1962-1963
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      Identifier: Coll-41/7/16
    
      Scope and Contents
        Earlier material consists of correspondence and reports relating to the 16th International Congress of Zoology, Washington (20-27 August 1963), which, in the event, Waddington was unable to attend. The material also contains correspondence with the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, the Office of Science and Technology, and Dr Caryl P. Haskins, Carnegie Institute of Washington. Later correspondence covers the period after Waddington's return from the US, when he followed up on his...
    
    
        Dates: 
      1962-1963
    
  