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Beit Memorial Fellowships for Medical Research Trust

Secretary's correspondence

Individual subject correspondence

'Past Beit Fellows. Their criticisms of the work of the Trust after 10 years', completed survey forms

'Papers re Cambridge and lease of  Balfour Laboratories and Myers Coplan's complaints'

Increase in value of Fellowships

'Proposed Fellowship at Cambridge for Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins'

Beit Professorial Chair

'Letters at time of TR Elliott's appointment as Secretary 1930'

Patenting by Beit Fellows

'External emoluments additional to Fellowship'

'Comparison with other fellowships, scholarships, awards etc.'

'Fellows seconded for war service. Correspondence to be added later to file of each Fellow when he resumes his Fellowship'

Pattern envelopes, forms etc

'War Beit Elections'

'Abolition of the colour bar of candidates' 1944

'Particulars regarding Beit Fellows', office procedure etc, 1949

Staff and Fellowship Assurance schemes 1952-1960

<i>The Beit Memorial Fellowships for Medical Research 1909-1959</i>

Correspondence concerning an individual who was awarded a Beit Fellowship in 1963 but left in 1964, having also held a Colombo Plan award simultaneously.

'Beit salaries'

'Candidate for professorial chair': John McMichael's application for Regius Professor of Medicine, University of Aberdeen

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'Candidate for professorial chair': John McMichael's application for Regius Professor of Medicine, University of Aberdeen

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