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RefNoPB/5/4/6/1
Previous numbersE.53
LevelItem
Title'Government Participation in industrial Research and Development'
Date1959
DescriptionPaper prepared by Blackett, 16 July 1959, revised 20 September 1959, for Board of the NRDC. See Bernard Lovell, 'P.M.S. Blackett: A Biographical Memoir', Royal Society: 1976, pp76-77 for a full description of the proposals and recommendations set out in this paper.
AccessStatusOpen
RelatedMaterialSee also E.29 for copy of letter from B Lockspeiser to m brumwell commenting on Blackett's proposals, and E.38 for meeting of Labour Party Science and Industry Sub-Committee which discussed the paper in March 1961.

See also E.38, E.49. H.123 for further copies of versions of this paper.
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