Martin, Charles James
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Martin
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Charles James
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C.J.
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Tertiary education
Martin C.J. : Medicine.M.B., 1890, London UniversityMartin C.J. : Science.D.Sc., 1896, London UniversityMartin C.J. : Medicine.M.D., University of MelbourneMartin C.J. : Science.D.Sc. (Melb), University of MelbourneMartin C.J. : Science.D.Sc. (Hon)(Shef. et Dub), Sheffield UniversityMartin C.J. : Medicine.LL.D (Hons), University of EdinburghMartin C.J. : Law.Doctor of Civil Law Hons. (Hons. D.C.L), University of DurhamMartin C.J. : Arts.M.A.(Hon)(Camb), University of CambridgeMartin C.J. : Unknown, University of Leipzic
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Martin C.J. : Demonstrator 1891 - University of Sydney @ University of Sydney : Camperdown [ NSW Australia ]Martin C.J. : Lecturer 1897 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]Martin C.J. : Professor of Physiology 1900 - 1903 University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]Martin C.J. : Director 1903 - 1930 Lister Institute of Preventative Medicine @ London [ England ]Martin C.J. : Professor of Experimental Pathology 1912 - University Of London @ University of London : London [ United Kingdom ]Martin C.J. : Director 1930 - 1933 Council for Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) @ South Australia --
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Kt, C.M.G., M.B., D.Sc. (Lond.), M.D., D.Sc. (Melb.),
Hon. D.Sc. (Shef. et Dub.), Hon. LL.D. (Edin.), Hon. D.C.L.
(Dur.), Hon. M.A. (Camb.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Demonstrator
in Physiology (1891) : Lieutenant-Colonel, A.A.M.C., A.I.F.,
Egypt, Gallipoli and France.
Enlisting in London 19th July, 1915, served as Consulting
Pathologist at Lemnos, in Egypt and at No. 3 Australian General
Hospital, Abbeville, from 15th April, 1917, and No. 25 Stationary
Hospital from 17th June, being demobilised in London. Promoted
temporary lieutenant-colonel, 25th February, 1916 ; lieutenant-colonel,
18th September, 1917. Made a C.M.G. in 1919 and Mentioned in
Despatches twice.
Director of Lister Institute, Professor of Experimental Pathology
and Fellow of King’s College, London, and formerly Professor of
Physiology, Melbourne.
Early education at Private School. Later at King’s College (Gold
Medallist) and St. Thomas’ Hospital, London, and University of Leipzic.
Hon. D.Sc. (Shef. et Dub.), Hon. LL.D. (Edin.), Hon. D.C.L.
(Dur.), Hon. M.A. (Camb.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Demonstrator
in Physiology (1891) : Lieutenant-Colonel, A.A.M.C., A.I.F.,
Egypt, Gallipoli and France.
Enlisting in London 19th July, 1915, served as Consulting
Pathologist at Lemnos, in Egypt and at No. 3 Australian General
Hospital, Abbeville, from 15th April, 1917, and No. 25 Stationary
Hospital from 17th June, being demobilised in London. Promoted
temporary lieutenant-colonel, 25th February, 1916 ; lieutenant-colonel,
18th September, 1917. Made a C.M.G. in 1919 and Mentioned in
Despatches twice.
Director of Lister Institute, Professor of Experimental Pathology
and Fellow of King’s College, London, and formerly Professor of
Physiology, Melbourne.
Early education at Private School. Later at King’s College (Gold
Medallist) and St. Thomas’ Hospital, London, and University of Leipzic.
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He studied monotremes and marsupials and in 1902 published the first paper on their internal heat regulation and respiratory physiology. ADB entry
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7501
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