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Authorised form of nameBrown; Thomas Graham (1882 - 1965)
Dates1882 - 1965
Date of birth27 March 1882
Date of death28/10/1965
ActivityEducation:
MD
Career:
Professor of Physiology, University College, Cardiff
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election12/05/1927
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll
Obituaries:
Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 1966 vol 12 pp 23-33, plate, by Adrian
Virtual International Authority Filehttp://viaf.org/viaf/232440874
CodeNA8365
Archives associated with this Fellow
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EC/1927/02Brown, Thomas Graham: certificate of election to the Royal Society
RR/46/61Referee's report by Thomas Graham Brown, on a paper 'Myotatic reflexes in sympathectomised muscle' by Gilbert Phillips[February 1932]
RR/67/216Referee's report by Thomas Graham Brown, on a paper 'Observations on the structure, development and electrical reactions of the internal ear of the shaker-1 mouse (Mus musculus)' by Hans Grüneberg, Charles Skinner Hallpike and A LedouxMarch 1940
RR/35/24Referee's report by Charles Scott Sherrington, on a paper 'The relation of the magnitudes of remaining reflex shortening in two antagonistic muscles during compound stimulation' by Thomas Graham BrownAugust 1927
NLB/70/947Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Professor [Thomas] Graham Brown, FRS15 November 1927
NLB/70/937Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Professor [Thomas] Graham Brown, FRS9 November 1927
NLB/73/368Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir George Hadcock, K.B.E., FRS9 July 1931
RR/35/23Referee's report by Charles Scott Sherrington, on a paper 'Absence of a linear relationship between graded simple reflex flexions and the relaxations thereof evoked by a constant extension-producing stimulus' by Thomas Graham BrownAugust 1927
RR/39/33Referee's report by Thomas Graham Brown, on a paper 'Reciprocal contraction of antagonistic muscles in peripheral preparations, using flashing neon-lamp circuit for excitation of nerve' by Grace Briscoe and Winifred Leyshon[June 1929]
RR/51/99Referee's report by Thomas Graham Brown, on a paper 'Some features of the action of the utricular maculæ (and of the associated action of the semicircular canals) of the frog' by John Tait and W J McNally[October 1933]
RR/35/25Referee's report by Charles Scott Sherrington, on a paper 'Absence of a linear relationship between the reflex flexor shortenings evoked by a graded series of flexion-producing stimuli and the “inhibitory" lengthenings of a constant extension reflex evoked by the same stimuli' by Thomas Graham BrownAugust 1927
RR/51/102Second referee's report by Thomas Graham Brown, on a paper 'Some features of the action of the utricular maculæ (and of the associated action of the semicircular canals) of the frog' by John Tait and W J McNally[March 1934]
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