Walker-Smith J
Paediatric Gastroenterology, Wellcome Trust Centre for History of Medicine at University College London, London, England.
J R Coll Physicians Edinb. 2006 Dec;36(4):355-61.
In 1882, Thomas Anderson Stuart (1856-1920) was appointed as Foundation Professor of Physiology and Anatomy at the University of Sydney. At the time he was Assistant-Professor of Physiology in the University of Edinburgh. He initiated the building of the Sydney Medical School in Scottish Tudor Gothic style. He attracted notable figures to Sydney Medical School, such as Dr Robert Scot Skirving. The original medical school (now the Anderson Stuart Building) continues today as the pre-clinical medical school of the University of Sydney. Its stained glass windows and many busts of distinguished figures in the history of medicine are a constant reminder of the history of medicine. The building with its gothic architecture and echoes of northern Britain has given generations of Sydney medical students a powerful message, that they were part of an ancient and noble profession. The recruitment of Edinburgh academics to Sydney ended with Professor CG Lambie who retired in 1956. The 1950s were a watershed between the Edinburgh heritage and the Australian future.
1882年，托马斯·安德森·斯图尔特（1856 - 1920）被任命为悉尼大学生理学与解剖学基础教授。当时他是爱丁堡大学的生理学助理教授。他发起建造了苏格兰都铎哥特式风格的悉尼医学院。他吸引了诸如罗伯特·斯科特·斯基尔文医生等知名人士来到悉尼医学院。最初的医学院（现为安德森·斯图尔特大楼）如今仍是悉尼大学的临床前医学院。其彩色玻璃窗以及众多医学史上杰出人物的半身像不断让人想起医学史。这座有着哥特式建筑风格且带有英国北部韵味的大楼向一代又一代悉尼医学生传递着一个强烈的信息，即他们是一个古老而高尚职业的一部分。从爱丁堡招募学者到悉尼的情况随着1956年退休的CG·兰比教授而结束。20世纪50年代是爱丁堡传统与澳大利亚未来之间的一个分水岭。
