Corporate Body

McMaster Laboratory - CSIRO (1963 - 2001)

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

From
1963
Prospect, New South Wales, Australia
To
2001
Functions
Industrial or scientific research and Veterinary or Animal Health Industries
Reference No
CA 4373
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Glebe, New South Wales

Summary

The CSIRO McMaster Laboratory took the place of the CSIR/O F. D. McMaster Animal Health Laboratory in 1963. The Laboratory was part of the Division of Animal Health. In 1995 the Laboratory was relocated from Glebe to Prospect. In 2001 the Laboratory was re-established in Armidale, New South Wales, as the CSIRO F. D. McMaster Laboratory, Chiswick.

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 1931 - 1963 F. D. McMaster Animal Health Laboratory - CSIR/O
       1963 - 2001 McMaster Laboratory - CSIRO
             2001 - F. D. McMaster Laboratory, Chiswick - CSIRO

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