University of Glasgow : Lister Centenary, centenary congratulatory addresses to the University of Glasgow, Scotland
- Reference:GB 248 DC 186
- Dates of Creation:1965
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- Language of Material:English
- Physical Description:0.6 metres
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- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in Austria 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in Belgium 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in Canada 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in France 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in Panajab 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in South Africa 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in Russia 1965
- Congratulatory address presented to the University of Glasgow by universities/medical institutions in the United States of America 1965
Administrative / Biographical History
The Lister Centenary in 1965 celebrated the first use of antiseptic surgery by Joseph Lister on 12 August 1865 . The centenary was marked by the setting up of the Lister Centenary Committee and an appeal fund for the building of extensions to University of Glasgow , Scotland, premises, including the provision of additional halls of residence for students. The celebrations culminated in events held between 3-5 April 1967 hosted by the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow marking the publication of Lister's work on the Antiseptic treatment of wounds.
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