Indian Science Congress: Thirty-Ninth Session

Indian Science Congress

sense of the tremendous results that would follow from an adequate exploitation of the discoveries made by themselves and by other workers in the field of medical research. The present position of medical research in India is very much more favourable than could have been hoped for a few years ago. Looking at the state of affairs in Bengal alone we find that the unremitting labour of Sir Leonar...

Indian Science Congress, 1922

The Medical Research Section of the Indian SnVnre Congress opened its fourth session on Wednesday, the 1st of February 1922. Major J. Cunningham, i.m.S., delivered the presidential address the title of which was " India's debt to Medical Research," and the text of which will be found elsewhere in the current number. After Major Cunningham's address the proceedings on tile first day were as follows

Alternatives discussed at Indian Science Congress.

delegates, including scientists and students, and six laureates participated in the event. For the first time, a plenary session on alternative methods entitled Animal Alternatives in Teaching and Testing was held at the ISC. Interest in alternatives has been spurred by the success of the Mahatma Gandhi-Doerenkamp Center (MGDC) for Alternatives to Use of Animals in life Science education , esta...

The Value of Transfusion of Blood in the Treatment of Anæmias *Read in the thirty-fourth session of the Indian Science Congress.

The Indian science congress, 1976--an agenda for action.

More than 2000 Indian scientists assembled for the 63rd session of the Indian Science Congress, 3-7 January 1976. In addition, some 50 foreign visitors from 21 countries attended the meeting, which was held in the seaside university town of Waltair, in the province of Andhra Pradesh. Several hundred scientific papers were presented in 13 different sections, ranging from mathematics and statisti...