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BY the completion of the Physiological Institute at University College, London, which has been erected within the past twelve months upon the site of the playground of University College School, the University of London possesses what is probably the finest laboratory of its kind in the country, and one which is perfectly equipped both for teaching all branches of physiology and for the pursuit of original research work. The erection of this. institute marks an epoch, not only in the history of the re-constituted University of London, but in the development and advancement of the British school of physiology, a school which was practically non-existent a few decades ago, when nearly all research in this subject was carried out in the laboratories of France and Germany.
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The New Institute of Physiology at University College, London . Nature 80, 503–505 (1909). https://doi.org/10.1038/080503a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/080503a0