RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

THE NATURAL SCIENCES 177
sciences and sixty-two in the biological sciences.
The council also made fifty-two grants in aid,
twenty-six in the physical and twenty-six in the
biological sciences, from an appropriation made
in 1934 by the Foundation to cover the years
1935-37.
Eighty-three fellowships in the natural sciences,
including thirty-two financed by the General
Education Board, were administered directly
by the Foundation during 1935. Fifty-five
of these fellowships were in experimental biology,
twenty-one were in closely allied fields chosen
for their service to experimental biology, and
seven were foreign fellowships in the physical
sciences granted to Chinese students in termination
of a former program. The following table
shows the distribution of these fellowships by
country of origin.
FELLOWSHIPS IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES ADMINISTERED BY THE ROCKEFELLER
FOUNDATION DURING 193S
Country of Origin
Number of Fellows
China 10
Czechoslovakia 3
Denmark 5
England 4
France 3
Germany 7
Greece 1
Hungary
I
Italy >
Poland . . 7
Scotland . I
Sweden ,. . 5
Switzerland 2
United Slates 32
Totals 83
The table on page 178 shows the distribution
of these fellows by country of origin and chief
place of study.
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