MEDICAL RESEARCH.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17058, 1 February 1921, Page 10

MEDICAL RESEARCH.

FELLOWSHIP FOR CHEISTCHUBCH MAN. "The Timea/' London, of December 9th last, states that Dr. T. Izod Bennett was at the last meeting of the Trustees of the Beit Memorial Fellowships for Medical Research in Food and Digestion, elected a Fellow. Dr. Bennett, who is a son of Mr A. W. Bennett, formerly general manager for New Zealand of the New Zealand Shipping Company, is a native of Christchurch, and received his earlier education at tha Christchurch Boys' High School, where he was senior monitor in 1906. His career at that school was marked by his decided capabilities as an amateur comedian. "The Times" has the following concerning Dr. Ben-' nett's medical career M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.; 1912;, M.8., B.S. (Lond.), 1914; M.R.CiP., 1920; M.D. (Lond.), 192-0; 1907, Junior Science Certificate, Guy's Hospital; • 1907, President's Prize, Physiological Society, Guy's Hospital; 1907, Proximo Accessit, President's Prize, Guy's Hospital Pathological Society; now Assistant Physician and Assistant to the Professor of Physiology, Middlesex Hospital; 1912-14, A.H.S., H.P., etc., Guy's Hospital; 1914-18, Major, R.A.M.C., Physician to 54 0.C.5., France; 1939-20, Medical Assistant and Demonstrator of Physiology,, Guy's Hospital. Original Contributions to Science, Medicine, and Research: —"Hcematuria on Obscure Origin," "Quarterly Journal of Medicine" ; "The Fractional Method of Gastric Analysis," address before the Medical Section, M.M.A., annual meeting, July, 1920, reprinted "8.M.J."; "The Effect of the Emotions on Gastric SecretiollJ,, now in. the Press C-B.OX.J.'') ; "Aclytia Gastrica," now in the Press ("Lancet"); "Observations on Gastric Secretion made by the Fractional Method." "Transactions of tie Physiological Society," September, 1920. General Character of Proposed Research. — The Secretory Phenomena of the Human Stomach in Health and Disease as Demonstrated by the Fractional Method of Gastric Analysis. Place of Research.—Laboratories of the Department of Physiology and the Bland Sufe. ton Institute; Middlesex Hosnit>al.