Historical Records of Australian Science

Papers
(The median citation count of Historical Records of Australian Science is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
'Casey did very good work for Wheeler and you are lucky to have him': Dermot Casey's under-appreciated importance in Australian archaeology4
Reverend Voyce and Père O'Reilly's excavated collection from Bougainville: a case study in transnational histories of archaeology in the Pacific3
A history of CSIRO’s Central Australian Laboratory 2, 1980–2018: interdisciplinary land research3
Robert Edwards and the history of Australian rock art research3
CSIR and Australian industry: 1926–492
Ross Henry Day 1927–20182
The remarkable contributions of ten outstanding women to Australian coral reef science2
The discovery of tomato spotted wilt virus2
Aspects of the historiography of Australian archaeology2
‘The border problems of science and philosophy’: Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider and post-World War 2 science in Australian academia and society2
A history of CSIRO’S Central Australian Laboratory, 1: 1953–80: pastoral land research2
Lord Robert May of Oxford 1936–20201
Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy plant health surveys: over thirty years of a globally unique on- and off-shore solution to island nation biosecurity challenges1
Rumphius and1
Responses by Australian pharmacologists to respiratory depression caused by opiates and barbiturates1
Stem rust of wheat in colonial Australia and the development of the plant pathology profession1
Mary Proctor and the Cawthron observatory project: a lost history of the Mount Stromlo Observatory1
Book reviews1
Book Reviews1
Mervyn Silas Paterson 1925–20201
Polar weighing—an Oertling balance in Antarctica1
Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 42, 2020/211
Joseph Bancroft’s discovery of Fusarium Wilt of banana1
Reviews1
‘Where does a female plant pathologist work?’: Gretna Weste (née Parkin) AM DSc1
Amyand David Buckingham 1930–20211
Reviews1
David Mellor at the California Institute of Technology, 1937–8, the beginnings of Australian magnetochemistry1
Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 41, 2019/201
Soil in the air1
A re-examination of William Hann's Northern Expedition of 1872 to Cape York Peninsula, Queensland1
Guy Kendall White 1925–20181
James Waldo Lance 1926–20191
A matter of where and when—the appearance of Late Blight of potato in Australia1
Geoffrey Burnstock 1929–20201
J. A. Leach’s1
Practising organometallic chemistry in nineteenth century Australia: David Orme Masson and diethyl magnesium1
The untold history of banana bunchy top disease1
John Gooden and the Birmingham proton synchrotron1
<i>Corrigendum to</i>: John Dallachy (1804&#x2013;71): from gardener to botanical collector0
Table of Contents0
‘The Menace of Acclimatization’: the advent of ‘anekeitaxonomy’ in Australia0
Table of Contents0
Editors’ page0
Book Reviews0
Table of Contents0
Australia and the International Astronomical Union: the 2003 Sydney General Assembly0
Angus McEwan 1937–20180
Guest editor’s page: the path to food security in Australia through better plant disease management0
Ian McDougall 1935–20180
Protecting Australia’s plant health: plant quarantine in an evolving biosecurity system†0
George Ernest Rogers 1927–20210
Roy Woodall 1930–20210
Table of Contents0
Robert Gerard (Gerry) Milton Wake (1933–2020)0
Spreading across the continent: the Astronomical Society of Australia 1966–20230
Table of Contents0
Stuart Ross Taylor 1925–20210
Henry Tryon—the true discoverer of the potato brown rot pathogen, Ralstonia solanacearum0
Common leaf spot of lucerne and the dawn of mycology and plant pathology in Australia0
Reviews0
John Staer (1850–1933): the patronym behind Eucalyptus staeri, the Albany Blackbutt0
Roger Tory Peterson Down Under: an American’s influence on Australian birding field guides0
The Australian Coral Reef Society: the last 40 years of a century working with Australia’s coral reefs0
Raymond Leslie Martin 1926–20200
Editors’ page0
Problems with Fenner and Marshall’s method of estimating myxoma virus virulence delayed a closer understanding of rabbit-virus coevolution0
False testimony: the surveying career of Robert Hamilton Mathews0
Table of Contents0
Realignment and change: CSIRO and industry 2000–100
Anthony George Klein 1935–20210
Jeremy David Pickett-Heaps 1940–2021†0
Annual Author Index0
Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 44, 2022/230
From internment in Trial Bay to exile in Berkeley: the German physicist Peter Pringsheim and his connection with Australia0
Gavin Brown: 1942–20100
Table of Contents0
Reviews0
Table of Contents0
Editors’ page0
Scott William Sloan 1954–20190
Corrigendum to: William (Bill) Francis Budd 1938–20220
Corrigendum to: The discovery of tomato spotted wilt virus0
Rupert Horace Myers 1921–20190
William (Bill) Francis Budd 1938–20220
Alec Chisholm and the extinction of the Paradise Parrot0
G. P. Darnell-Smith and the introduction of copper carbonate ‘dry pickling’ of wheat seed0
Hans Charles Freeman 1929–20080
Editors' page0
Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 43, 2021/220
Editors' page0
Annual Author Index0
Annual Author Index0
David Albert Cooper 1949–20180
A prickly business—Edward Shelton, Henry Tryon and the mysterious pineapple disease0
Editors’ page0
Wattle gall—the quintessential Australian plant disease0
Corrigendum to: John Atherton Young 1936–20040
Annual Author Index0
Sarah Elizabeth Smith 1941–20190
The mysterious Dr Ferdinand von Sommer (~1800–49): Western Australia’s first government geologist0
The discovery of gumming disease of sugarcane in Australia0
Dr W.R. (Bill) Blevin 1929–20220
The contributions of Rupert Best to the modern concept of the nature of viruses0
‘From Snowy River, up by Kosciusko’s side’: a virus, a beetle, and a PhD0
John Atherton Young 1936–20040
Oswald Bertram Lower (1864–1925): a South Australian pioneer in the discovery of Australia’s biodiversity0
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