Saving Oxford Medicine
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This project aims to preserve the historical medical archives of Oxford University held by the Bodleian Library. The Bodleian Library has collected medical archives for over 400 years and holds extensive papers from 19th century scientists and physicians. The project will survey current and retired faculty's archive materials, catalog existing medical archives, conduct a web archiving pilot of Oxford medicine sites, and raise awareness of medical archives through their website. Specific collections being cataloged include the papers of Ida Mann, the first woman professor at Oxford who was an ophthalmologist, and Edith Bulbring, a pharmacologist who supported fellow German scientist Marthe Vogt's appeal against internment in 1940.
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