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UNSW Research and Publications Reports

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This collection contains the UNSW Research and Publications reports.

The university's Research and Publications reports were published from 1949 - 1955 and from 1960 - 1999.

From 1956 - 1959 Research and Publications information was published in the university's annual report, not as a separate report.

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Please contact the University Archives for information on accessing the other UNSW Research and Publications Reports that have not been digitised.

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Faculty of Biological Sciences - Microbiology research (c. 1979) (CN1127/1/7/11).

Faculty of Biological Sciences - Microbiology research (c. 1979) (CN1127/1/7/11).

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Acknowledgement of Country

UNSW respectfully acknowledges the Bidjigal clan of the Dharawal Nation, alongside the Biripai, Dharug, Gadigal, Gumbaynggirr, Ngunnawal, and Wiradjuri peoples, on whose unceded lands we are privileged to learn, teach, and work. We honour the Elders of these Nations, past and present, and recognise the broader Nations with whom we walk together. UNSW acknowledges the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to culture, community, and Country.

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