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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 1993-10-20 human McCarthy, G.J. updated 2024-10-16 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P000267b.htm person Brose Henry Herman Leopold Adolph AACR2 15 September 1890 June 1965 Place of Birth Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Place of Death Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Biophysicist Henry Brose held a variety of academic positions before becoming a consulting biophysicist in Sydney 1939-1965. Between 1920 and 1936 he translated a number of German physics texts into English. 1909 1909 Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Adelaide 1911 1912 Career position - French Teacher at Prince Alfred College in Adelaide 1913 1913 Award - Rhodes Scholar for South Australia 1914 1919 Life event - Civilian prisoner in Germany 1919 1919 Education - Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Master of Arts (MA), University of Oxford, UK 1925 1925 Education - Doctor of Philosophy (Dphil), University of Oxford 1926 1926 Career position - Senior Lecturer in Physics, University of Sydney 1927 1931 Career position - Assistant Professor of Physics at University College in Nottingham, UK 1931 1931 Education - Doctor of Science (DSc), University of Adelaide 1931 1936 Career position - Professor of Physics at University College Nottingham 1936 1938 Career position - Research Scientist for the Cancer Research Committee, University of Sydney c. 1939 c. 1965 Career position - Australian Agent for Bioglan Laboratories Ltd., UK 1939 1965 Career position - Consulting Biophysicist in Sydney 1940 1943 Life event - Interned in New South Wales and Victoria

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 'Brose, Henry Herman Leopold Adolph', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Brose, Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Resource: Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose Guide to Records Smith, Ailie Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose Guide to Records Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre 2004 Journal Article: Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose: Vagaries of an Extraordinary Australian Scientist Jenkin, John Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose: Vagaries of an Extraordinary Australian Scientist 1999 Historical Records of Australian Science 12 3 287-312 Journal Article: Henry L. Brose: an extraordinary Australian physicist Jenkin, John Henry L. Brose: an extraordinary Australian physicist 2000 The Physicist 37 3 60-65 Resource Section: Brose, Henry Leopold Adolf Brose, Henry Leopold Adolf Australian Science Archives Project 1995 Physics in Australia to 1945 R.W. Home, with the assistance of Paula J. Needham Book Section: Brose, Henry Herman Leopold (1890-1965), scientist Jenkin, John Brose, Henry Herman Leopold (1890-1965), scientist Melbourne Melbourne University Press 1993 Australian dictionary of biography, volume 13: 1940 - 1980 A-De John Ritchie 269-270 Journal Article: General Relativity in the English-Speaking World: the Contributions of Henry L. Brose König, Heidi General Relativity in the English-Speaking World: the Contributions of Henry L. Brose 2006 Historical Records of Australian Science 17 2 169-195 Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose - Records Barr Smith Library, Special Collections, The University of Adelaide Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose - Records MSS 0089 1893 - 1969 Includes correspondence, notes, photocopies, news clippings and photographs. Records cover Brose's life as a student at the University of Adelaide, a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, teaching at the University of Sydney and University College Nottingham, internment in Germany during World War I and in Sydney during World War II, as well as his later career in cancer research and medical science in Sydney. 1.22 m