Person

Nicholls, George Edward

Occupation
Biologist

Summary

George Nicholls was Professor of Biology at the University of Western Australia from 1921 to 1947.

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Educated Royal College of Science (BSc) and University of London (DSc). Scientific Assistant, University of London, Lecturer, King's College and King's College for Women, London, Professor of Biology, Agra College, India, Professor of Biology, University of Western Australia 1921-47.

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Journal Articles

  • Waring, H., 'Obituary: George Edward Nicholls', Australian Journal of Science, 16 (2) (1953), 56-57. Details

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Rosanne Walker

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