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Reference numberNLB/50/280
Alternative reference numberNLB/50 p164
LevelItem
TitleCopy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Sir Francis Darwin, Fellow of the Royal Society
Date9 June 1914
DescriptionAt the last meeting of Council the enclosed memo from Dr Waller [no enclosures] relating to a paper by Professor Bose published in the 'Philosophical Transactions [of the Royal Society]' was considered, and it was resolved that the memo be referred to the Botany and Physiology Committees which recommended the paper for publication, to consider and advise the Council.

In the meantime another paper by Bose 'The influence of homodromous and heteodromous electric currents on transmission of excitation in plant and animal' has been sent in by Professor Vines, and it is thought that Darwin would probably like to consider the two questions together.
Extent1p
FormatCarbon
Physical descriptionTypescript
Access statusOpen
Fellows associated with this archive
CodeNameDates
NA8197Darwin; Sir; Francis (1848 - 1925)1848 - 1925
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