Archival materials
Found in 604 Collections and/or Records:
The Papers of Hershel Herzog
The collection revolves around Herzog's steroids research and consulting work much of it involving chemists in China.
The Papers of J. Hartley Bowen Jr.
This is a small collection of primary and secondary source materials detailing work done at the Naval Air Experimental Station in Philadelphia and later in Johnsville, PA during World War II and the Cold War period. Much it concerns the uses of atomic power and the effects of atomic fallout.
The Papers of John D. Roberts
The collection gives a good overview of the arc of Roberts career as a chemist and educator. It is however weighted slightly more toward his accomplishments as a university administrator and board member of various organizations.
The Papers of John R. Ferraro
For a more detailed inventory, please view this record in our library catalog: https://othmerlib.sciencehistory.org/record=b1063366~S6
The bulk of the collection consists of the reprints of Ferraro's papers. There is also some material from the Argonne National Laboratory and some personal papers.
The Papers of Joseph W. Lynch
This material consists of student materials used by Lynch while enrolled at the Philadelphia Institute of Textiles and materials collected by Lynch while employed as a working chemist at Du Pont.
The Papers of Mary Ellen Jones
The collection consists mainly of correspondence files covering the period 1949 through 1988.
The Papers of Max Bredig
The Papers of Michael P. Barnett
This is a small collection of papers and reprints mostly covering the later portion of Barnett's career in the U.S. working in the computer printing and composition.
The Papers of Nathan Radin
This collection is divided into two series: AACC Standards Committee 1962-1972 which contains material gathered by Radin and Raymond VanderlindeStandards Committee 1971-1981 which contains records Vanderlinde entrusted to Radin dealing with the work of the Subcommittee n Enzymology that Vanderlinde chaired.
The papers of Ralph B. Thompson: Karrer lecture notes
This collection consists of copies of Thompson's notes to Paul D. Bartlett's course, Chemistry 17A taught at Harvard University in 1938, and an unpublished translation by Thompson of Paul Karrer's 1927 textbook on organic chemistry.