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In temporary office accommodation at Acton, medical professors John Eccles, Adrien Albert, Frank Fenner and Hugh Ennor study the plans for the proposed new John Curtin School of Medical Research building at the Australian National University

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Photographer: Australian News and Information Bureau, Department of the Interior, Canberra

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John Eccles - Professor of Physiology, The Australian National University, 1952-1966; Adrien Albert - Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, The Australian National University, 1949-1972; Frank Fenner - Professor of Microbiology, 1949-1967, later, Director, John Curtin School of Medical Research, The Australian National University, 1967-1973; Hugh Ennor - Foundation Chair and Professor of Biochemistry, The Australian National University, 1948-1953, later, Director, John Curtin School of Medical Research, The Australian National University, 1953-1967.

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