The Albert G Baikie Clinical Library (Clinical Library) is located on the ground floor of the Clinical School at 43 Collins Street, Hobart
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Phone: +61 3 6226 4813
Email: Clin.Reference@utas.edu.au
The Albert G Baikie Clinical Library (Clinical Library) is a service point for UTAS staff, students and researchers, and for THS staff.
| UTAS - for all UTAS related queries | ||
| Library phone number | +61 3 6226 4813 | |
| Fax number | +61 3 6226 4761 | |
| Library email | Clin.Reference@utas.edu.au | |
| Postal address | Private Bag 32 Hobart 7001 | |
| THS - for all THS related queries | ||
| RHH Library Kiosk phone number | +61 436 635 298 | |
| Email address | Library@ths.tas.gov.au | |
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
In order to adhere to Government guidelines physical distancing must be maintained in all libraries. Opening hours may change so please continue to check this page or Latest Library News and FAQs
Second Semester
Monday 12 July – Sunday 7 November
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8.45am - 5.00pm |
| Tuesday | 8.45am - 6.00pm |
| Wednesday | 8.45am - 6.00pm |
| Thursday | 8.45am - 5.00pm |
| Friday | 8.45am - 5.00pm |
| Saturday, Sunday & public holidays | Closed |
Disclaimer: These hours may change in the future
- In your Library you can find the spaces you can work in groups - Spaces for us
- If you need a place where you can work quietly on your own please check - Spaces for me
- There are six THS computers situated in the Albert G Baikie Clinical Library (Clinical Library)
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Michaela Venn Email: Michaela.Venn@utas.edu.au Learning and Research Librarian (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri) Ph + 61 3 6226 4812 |
 | Client Service Officer Ph +61 3 6226 4813 |
For general enquiries, send your message or enquiry to: Clin.Reference@utas.edu.au
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Phoebe Nimanis Email: Library@ths.tas.gov.au Library Technician (Mon-Wed) Ph + 61 436 635 298 |
Albert Baikie graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1949. While in Scotland, he studied the clinical effects of radiation and the cytogenetics of human leukaemia. He moved to the University of Melbourne in 1963 and retained an active interest in clinical haematology and cytogenetics. In 1965 he became a Member of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australia (Fellow in 1971) and in 1966, a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He was appointed Chairman of the Scientific and Grants Committee of the Royal Children’s Hospital Research Fund in 1967 and was a member of many committees, including the President of the Australian Haematological Society and the Chair of the National Health and Medical Research Council.
Following the decision to establish a Faculty of Medicine in the University of Tasmania, Albert Baikie was appointed, in 1967, as Foundation Professor of Medicine. He is credited with the success of the development of Hobart’s Medical School from its establishment.
Albert Gordon Baikie died aged 50 in England on 26 October 1975.
On 25 June 1976, University Council agreed that the Clinical Library should be named the “Albert Baikie Clinical Library”, and a naming ceremony took place on 28 April 1977. Dr Baikie’s photograph and a landscape painted by Tasmanian artist, Jack Carrington Smith was donated by Mrs Baikie and hangs in the Library. The Library also incorporates "The Lade Memorial Library”.
A subscription to the journal Nature Aging has been made possible by the A.G. Baikie Memorial Fund. This fund was set up by the friends and colleagues of Professor Baikie after his death, to honour his contribution to the medical profession.
