RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

100 THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
distributed among twelve countries: two in
Austria, one in Denmark, one in Finland, four in
France, seven in Germany, six in Great Britain,
two in the Republic of Lebanon,one in the Netherlands,
one in Poland, two in Portugal, four in
Switzerland, and twelve in the United States.
Grants in Austria included {56,000 for research in
human psychology, directed toward further
understanding of normal and abnormal personality,
to be carried out at the University of Vienna
by Professors Karl and Charlotte Biihler; and
?1,SOO for studies of the neuropathology of the
central nervous system, to be made at the same
university, under the direction of Professor Otto
Marburg. In Denmark $839.78 was providedfor
research in neurophysiology at the University of
Copenhagen. In Finland 2745.25 was made available
for investigations by Dr. A. Vartiainen, at
the University of Helsingfors, on the action of
various substances on the vegetative nervous
system. In France 21,990.71 was granted toward
the studies of Professor Henri Baruk at the Charenton
National Hospital for the Insane, near
Paris, on mental diseases, particularly experimental
catatonla; 85,200 for research on the
electrophysiology of the nervous system, under
the direction of Professor L. Lapicque and Dr,
L. M. Monnier at the University of Paris;
$1,976,29 for research on phenomena of hypo-
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