8658110JONA, Judah Leon0public2019-08-01 05:01:362021-03-02 15:50:19130

JONAJudah Leon414J.L.8658624866003386583278658427865852786587278658827https://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/403661https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/35862677?q=subject%3A%22Jona%2C+Judah+Leon+Dr.%2C+1886-1964.%22&c=collection&versionId=45540770http://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/jona-judah-leon-13385531Won Biet Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research in 1911His military service though not outstanding covered a long period. He enlisted as Captain, A.A.M.C. in 1911, attended a course at the R.A.M.C. College, Millbank, London, in 1912-13, and served with a medical unit in Roumania and Bulgaria during the 2nd Balkan War of 1913. He volunteered for active service in 1914, but he was retained in Australia to become S.M.O. in various camps and C.O. of 45th, 16th and 20th Field Ambulances for varying periods. FROM Obit Australia Not listed on the University of Melbourne Roll of Active Service, but appears on 1916 Trinity College Roll of Service as giving Home Service.53186582378659137865923747064710Leon Jona was a prolific writer and contributed to various journals at least 38 original articles; these ranged over a wide field from "Refractive Indices of the Eye Media of Some Australian Animals" through "Segmental Distribution of Blood Vessels in Upper Limb" to obstetrical and gynaecological subjects. But the work that gained him his international reputation was that dealing with the physiology of the kidney pelvis, which was reported in eight papers over the years 1928-36.86589698659069865936986594698659569865966986597698659869865996960958970

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