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This series is comprised of Cummings' publications regarding the medical research of sarcoidosis and tuberculosis, library administration, and the National Library of Medicine. Cummings' staff numbered his publications in order of publication date.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series is divided into two subseries: the scientific publications of Anfinsen and those of his close colleagues. These publications begin in the 1950s and reach into the 1990s. Along with copies of nearly two hundred Anfinsen reprints, this series includes his Nobel address, abstracts, and drafts of articles. The reprints are arranged by Anfinsen's numbering system, and can be deciphered by using the master list of reprints and numbers (see Appendix C). These reprints account for...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The Clinical Films series contains 8 and 16 mm open reel films, the majority of which were filmed without sound. Included are fragments, duplicate footage, and completed films that document experimental operations performed by Kantrowitz and his associates. Kantrowitz screened completed films such as "Experimental artificial left heart for exposure of the mitral valve," "Repair of ruptured ventricular septum," and "Long term survival after canine heart allotransplantation" during...

Collection Summary From the Collection: The bulk of the collection documents research conducted by Dr. Calhoun during his career at NIMH. Users will also find much information in Calhoun's writings about NIH internal and external politics. Calhoun was often on the cutting-edge of behavioral research during a time of dramatic scientific organizational change at NIH. Calhoun arranged the entire corpus of his research documentation within a series entitled the Historical Flow Chart (HFC). In addition to this, Calhoun employed several...

Collection Summary From the Collection: Correspondence, material on congresses and meetings, drafts of papers, travel data, and reprints. The predominant subject of the collection is cancer research. Correspondents include John J. Andujar, J. Ernest Ayre, Joseph Berkson, Chapman H. Binford, R. J. W. Burrell, Robert Camain, Paul R. Cannon, T. Caspersson, Johannes Clemmesen, Murray Copeland, E. Vincent Cowdry, Hugh J. Creech, Helen O. Curth, J. N. P. Davies, J. F. Delafresnaye, P. F. Denoix, Harold F. Dorn, Herman Druckrey, Oscar...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Records of the many surgeries performed by Swan and his communications with his patients are located in this series. These records include operative summary reports, correspondence, case histories, consultation reports, autopsy reports, radiographic findings, EKG readings, clippings, photographs, and x-rays. The surgeries span from his Boston internship in 1940 through his WWII army service to his association with the University of Colorado. Many patients continued to correspond with Swan...

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Consists of correspondence, data relating to meetings, conferences, organizations, and journal publications, photographs, clippings, reprints, certificates and diplomas. Correspondence contains family, personal, and general files. Collection includes extensive material on the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Journal, and other organizations relating to cardiology and cardiovascular diseases.

Scope and Contents From the Series: The High-Performance Computing Act of 1991 authorizes "an advisory committee on high-performance computing consisting of non-Federal members, including representatives from the research, education, and library communities, network providers, and industry, who are specially qualified to advise the Director [of OSTP] with advice and information on high-performance computing." It was to provide an independent assessment of Program progress, need for revision, balance among Program components,...

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Two order books, hospital reports, vouchers, receipts and correspondence document the hospital's activities between May 1864 and October 1865.

Collection Summary From the Collection: The bulk of the collection documents research conducted by Dr. Calhoun during his career at NIMH. Users will also find much information in Calhoun's writings about NIH internal and external politics. Calhoun was often on the cutting-edge of behavioral research during a time of dramatic scientific organizational change at NIH. Calhoun arranged the entire corpus of his research documentation within a series entitled the Historical Flow Chart (HFC). In addition to this, Calhoun employed several...