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RefNoHF/1/18/1/6/37
Previous numbers98HF.183.130
LevelItem
TitleMinutes of meeting of Advisory Council on Scientific Policy held 19 November 1947 (SP(47) 10th meeting)
Date23 November 1947
DescriptionDiscusses - operational research; university administration; scientific manpower; distribution of scientific manpower; higher technological education; nutrition and industrial productivity; effects of nationalisation on organisation of industrial research; scientific history of the War.
Extent8pp
AccessStatusOpen
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