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Medical Research Council Neuropsychiatry Unit, Carshalton and Epsom, Surrey

The chain of circumstances leading to the establishment of the Medical Research Council Neuropsychiatry Unit may be said to have started in 1910 when Colonel Goodall, medical superintendent of the new Cardiff City Mental Hospital at Whitchurch, obtained the city council's agreement to install a research laboratory in the hospital. Provision was made for the salaries of a pathologist, a research biochemist, a physiologist, and three technical research assistants. Water, gas, electricity, steam, and compressed air were installed and the finest equipment obtainable was imported specially from Germany. In his 1911 report Goodall was able to write: