Hosie, James Findlay, 1913 - 1993 (Director of the Science Research Council)
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from J.F. Hosie, 1969-11-06
A letter from J.F. Hosie, Science Research Council, inviting Redman to a meeting to discuss major issues associated with organising optical astronomy in the United Kingdom and Northern Hemisphere, and enclosing terms of reference for the committee reviewing the policy for optical astronomy in the Northern Hemisphere.
Letter from J.F. Hosie, 1967
A copy of a letter from J.F. Hosie to M. Carpenter, Science Research Council, 6 June 1967, urging the setting up of permanent committee and boards to deal with the Anglo-Australian Telescope and enclosing a sketch of a chair of authority, which includes Redman's pencilled comments.
Letter from J.F. Hosie, 1968-11-20
A letter from J.F. Hosie requesting Redman's advice on site testing for the Anglo-Australian Telescope and discussing the selection of site 7A in order that a firm decision may be reached before the next Joint Policy Committee meeting in March in Australia.
Letter from J.F. Hosie, 1970-09-11
A copy of a letter from J.F. Hosie to V.C. Reddish, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, expressing concern about the computer control system study and the decision by S.C.B. Gascoigne to consult with astronomers before a final specification is written.
Letter from Margaret Burbidge, 1972-09-14
A copy of a letter from Margaret Burbidge to J.F. Hosie regarding the possible sites in the United States for the Northern Hemisphere Observatory. She records that Malcolm Smith is to be approached to take on the initial project officer task because Wal Sargent cannot perform this role.
Letter from M.H. Jeffery, 1969
A copy of a letter from M.H. Jeffery, Project Manager, Anglo-Australian Telescope, to J.F. Hosie, 28 January 1969, regarding the increased estimates by Dilworth, Secord, Meagher and Associates for the tube; the new interchange proposals and problems; and the decision not to built a copy of the Kitt Peak National Observatory telescope. There is also a compliments slips containing Redman's handwritten comments.
Letter from Roger Griffin, 1971-07-21
A copy of a letter from Roger Griffin, Cambridge Observatory, to J.F. Hosie, Science Research Council, giving his views on the Northern Hemisphere Observatory telescope design and the organisation of the project.
Letter from Roger Griffin, 1970
A copy of a letter from Roger Griffin to J.F. Hosie regarding the Coudé spectrograph of the Anglo-Australian Telescope and the agreement of a detailed specification during a recent visit to Australia that largely follows recommendations submitted in the paper PILOT/22.
Letter to J.F. Hosie, 1972-10-25
A copy of a letter from Redman to J.F. Hosie returning 'Astronomy and Astrophysics for the 1970's', Volume I, and referring to Hosie's letter SP/159/01 about continuing with the Anglo-Australian Telescope.
Letter to J.F. Hosie, 1968-05-21
A letter to J.F. Hosie regarding M.H. Jeffery's Progress Report on the Anglo-Australian Telescope and Redman's availability for meetings in July and August.
Letter to J.F. Hosie, 1970-10-20
A confidential letter from Redman to J.F. Hosie referring to a letter sent by R. Griffin, Hale Observatory, to J. Ring, Chairman of P.I.L.O.T. (Panel of Instrumentation for the Large Optical Telescopes), expressing fears that Anglo-Australian Telescope administrative arrangements may be agreed, which will lead to the Australians having virtually full control of the telescope.
Letter to J.F. Hosie, 1973-03-06
A copy of a letter from Redman to J.F. Hosie expressing concern about the appointment of a suitable Project Manager and a Director for the Anglo-Australian Telescope project.
Letter to T.D. Kinman, 1972-08-31
A copy of a letter from Redman to T.D. Kinman, Kitt Peak National Observatory, thanking him for the flattering remarks he made in a letter prompted by Redman's impending departure from his directorship at Cambridge. There is reference to J.F. Hosie's move into finance and the affairs of the Northern Hemisphere Observatory and Anglo-Australian Telescope.
Letters from Lloyd Secord, 1968-10-25 - 1968-11-04
Two letters from Lloyd C. Secord, Dilworth, Secord, Meagher and Associates, 25 October 1968 and 4 November 1968, with a copy of his letter to J.F. Hosie, 25 October 1968, requesting a meeting in London.
Letters from Minnett and Hosie, 1970-01-23 - 1970-02-02
Letters on universities, 1969-11-25 - 1969-12-02
Letters to Hosie and Hutchinson, 1970-06-09
Copies of letters from Redman to J.F. Hosie and John Hutchinson regarding the French scheme for a large telescope and the choice by the French of a Palomar type mounting, rather than Kitt Peak mounting. There is also mention of a new form of declination bearing advocated by Freeman Fox for the Anglo-Australian Telescope.
Memo from H.A. Brück, 1972-09-15
A memorandum sent by H.A. Brück to J.F. Hosie requesting that the Canaries site be retained as a possible location for the Northern Hemisphere Observatory.
Minutes of the Astronomical Working Party, 1971
The agenda and minutes of a meeting of the Astronomical Working Party on 7 June 1971, with a copy of a letter from A.W. Rodgers to J.F. Hosie, 11 June 1971, regarding items discussed at the meeting.
Notes on the A.A.T., 1967
Notes on various meetings held between Redman and J.F. Hosie to discuss the Anglo-Australian Telescope, with a photocopy of a report by H.K. Bourne on his visit to the Kitt Peak National Observatory on 10 October 1967.