Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/4 contains:
1	Namecards of all the people Joseph Needham met whilst in Chungking, 1943-1946, in his role as head of the Sino-British Scientific Cooperation Office
2	'Register of Chinese Scientists compiled 1943-1946 by the Sino-British Cooperation Office'
3	Joseph Needham's book of Chinese friends, 1939-1941
4	Joseph Needham's book of contacts for the Sino-British Scientific Cooperation Office, Chungking, China, 1942-1946
5	?????? - Dorothy Needham memorial volume
6	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to China in 1952
7	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to China in 1958
8	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to China and Japan in 1964
9	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to Japan and India in 1971
10	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to China in 1972
11	Joseph Needham's notebook of contacts made on a trip to Hong Kong in 1979
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Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Title	Joseph Needham's book of contacts for the Sino-British Scientific Cooperation Office, Chungking, China, 1942-1946
Reference	NRI2/4/4
Covering Dates	1942–1949
Extent and Medium	1 bundle; Paper

Content and context

This book is arranged alphabetically. See also NRI2/4/1-2 for Needham's records of contacts made during the period.

Loose inserts include the namecard of ??? [Huang Yen-Yu / Huang Yanyu], Professor of History, Lingnan University, Canton, China; membership list of the Chinese Physiological Society, June 1936; namecard for ??? [Wu Tso-Jen / Wu Zuoren / Ou Sogene]; letter from Lin Ying-Shi of the Chinese Ministry of Education to Dr Hu Chien-Shan of the British Council, Chungking, noting the contact details of Prof. Hu Jeh-Kong in Peiping, (9 February 1946); letter from Chao-Lun Tseng [??? / Zeng Zhaolun] of the National University of Peking to Joseph Needham, about arrangements for a forthcoming visit by Needham, (11 March 1946); other notes of contacts.

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