National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
Found in 51 Collections and/or Records:
Robert H. Felix Papers
Includes talks, reprints, and miscellaneous publications through his retirement from St. Louis University.
Robert Q. Marston Articles and Speeches
Speeches and articles from his tenure as Director of the National Institutes of Health (1966-1973).
Robert S. Stone Articles and Speeches
Twelve speeches and one article by Dr. Robert S. Stone, arranged chronologically and includes a content list.
Rolla E. Dyer Papers
Correspondence, reports, and other documentation of Dr. Dyer's activities during the decade after his retirement from the Public Health Service.
Sara E. Branham Papers
Correspondence and collected offprints of Sarah Branham, senior bacteriologist at the Hygienic Laboratory. Her research expertise centered on influenza and meningococcal infections.
Sarah E. Stewart Papers
NIH microbiologist and bacteriologist, Stewart was known for her discovery that certain virus strains can jump species and produce cancers in other hosts. Collection consists of biographical data, correspondence, clippings, reprints, oral history memoir, and laboratory notes.
Station journal of the Hygienic Laboratory/National Institute of Health
Log of noteworthy activities at the Hygienic Laboratory, a record of employees and their travels as well as visitors to the facility.
Stephen Strickland NIH Extramural Programs Oral History Collection
The collection contains transcripts of interviews conducted by Stephen Strickland between 1986-1987 as part of a project to write a history of the extramural programs at NIH.
Thomas C. Chalmers Papers
Thomas C. Chalmers, MD, clinician- scientist- teacher- administrator- entrepreneur, played a pivotal role in the scientific development of the randomized control trial and clinical trial meta-analysis. Research files, teaching materials, correspondence, publications, conference packets and notes, audiovisuals, and personal material document his life and medical career.
W. H. Sebrell Papers
Sebrell was appointed director of the National Institutes of Health in 1950.