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RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

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THE MEDICAL SCIENCES<br />

31,000 for research, under the direction of Professor<br />

Otto Krayer, on the pharmacology of the<br />

nervous system, particularly in relation to the<br />

effect of eserin, thyroxin, and similar chemicals<br />

'on the parasympathetic nerves. In the Netherlands<br />

a grant of 31,662.43 was made to the University<br />

of Utrecht for research by Professor J.<br />

Boeke and Dr. van der Sprenkel on the structure<br />

of colloids in blood and in nerve tissue culture<br />

media and cells. In Poland $1,750 was provided<br />

for the promotion of research in neurophysiology<br />

at the Neurobiological Institute in Warsaw by<br />

Dr. Georges Chorobski. Two grants were made to<br />

the University of Lisbon, Portugal—one of<br />

31,500 for histological studies of the sympathetic<br />

nervous system by Professor A. P. Celestino da<br />

Costa, and one of 3490 to enable a member of the<br />

neurosurgical service to visit London Hospital<br />

for a period of three months to study neurosurgical<br />

technique under Dr, Hugh Cairns, In<br />

Switzerland two grants were made to the University<br />

of Bern and two to the University of<br />

Zurich. At the former, 32,481.63 was provided<br />

for the general development of research on brain<br />

diseases in the Psychiatric Clinic under the direction<br />

of Professor J. Klaesi, and 3988.47 for<br />

research in this clinic on metabolism in certain<br />

types of mental disease; at the University of<br />

Zurich 31,955.53 was contributed toward re-<br />

© 2003 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Rockefeller</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>

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