Nobel Prize winners
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
Roald Hoffmann and Carl Djerassi Signed Play and Articles Collection
A signed copy of the play “Oxygen” by Polish-American theoretical chemist Roald Hoffman and Bulgarian-American pharmaceutical chemist Carl Djerassi with related articles and correspondence as collected and maintained by Philip Rakita.
Roald Hoffmann Manuscript Collection
Manuscript copies of six papers and a speech authored by Polish-American chemist and Nobel Laureate Roald Hoffmann.
Roald Hoffmann Nobel Prize in Chemistry Autographed Lecture
An autographed copy of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Lecture written and delivered by Polish-American theoretical organic chemist Roald Hoffmann with an attached letter of correspondence from the Cornell University Department of Chemistry.
Robert B. Woodward reprint collection
This is a small collection of 19 reprints by Robert Burns Woodward and various colleagues. A key piece of the collection is the set of three communications co-authored with Roald Hoffmann that came to be known as the Woodward-Hoffmann Rules and resulted in a Nobel Prize for the Roald Hoffmann.
Royal Institute of Chemistry British Postage Stamp Reproduction Postcards Collection
A collection of four British postage stamp reproduction postcards commemorating the contributions of four British Nobel Prize winners and members of the Royal Institute of Chemistry.
The Papers of Robert Bruce Merrifield
This collection consists of two sets of material. The first is a comprehensive run of reprints of papers authored or co-authored by the Nobel-prize winning chemist Robert Bruce Merrifield. The second set is a collection of materials used by Merrifield in the creation of a film titled Peptide Protein Synthesis.
The Paul J. Flory papers
The Robert B. Woodward Collection
Correspondence, manuscripts, reprints, printed materials, and miscellaneous materials pertaining to American organic chemist and Nobel Prize winner Robert B. Woodward. The materials in this collection were collected and maintained by Croatian chemist Vinko Škarić.