Biochemistry
Found in 58 Collections and/or Records:
Wayne F. Anderson biographical file
File contains photograph, CV, a news story about Dr. Anderson, and correspondence regarding Dr. Anderson's appointment to Vanderbilt staff.
Franklin C. Bing Papers
Personal papers of nutritionist and chemist Franklin Bing, a leading food scientist as well as a poet and member of the Chicago Literary Club. Materials include: correspondence; reprints; manuscripts and speeches; reports; notes; notebooks; diaries; curricula vitae; correspondence, including extensive communication with his mentor L. B. Mendel concerning his dissertation and subsequent manuscripts; and files relating to the Chicago Literary Club and church.
Frank Raymond Blood (1910-1971) biographical file
Biographical file includes a curriculum vitae, a photograph, an obituary, two newspaper clippings, and other biographical data.
Blood, Frank Raymond (1910-1971)
Robert J. Boucek biographical file
Biographical file includes curriculum vitae, news clippings, academic article and correspondence.
Edwin Burwell Bridgforth (1924-1998) biographical file
Biographical file includes a photograph, an obituary, and news clipping regarding Dr. Bridgforth.
George M. Briggs (1919-1989) biographical file
Biographical file includes a photograph of Dr. Briggs as well as professional correspondence during his stint as Professor of Nutrition at the University of California, Berkeley.
Harry P. Broquist (b.1919) biographical file
Biographical file includes a photograph, curriculum vitae, slides, academic programs, an academic article, a wealth of correspondence, press releases, a description of the Vanderbilt nutrition department, and an autobiographical reflection by Dr. Broquist.
Frank Chytil (1924-2010) biographical file
Biographical file includes academic articles, numerous newspaper clippings, several photographs, curriculum vitae, many press releases, journal articles, slides, reprints, and other biographical information.
Stanley Cohen papers
Professional and personal papers of Dr. Stanley Cohen, professor of biochemistry at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. These papers include laboratory notebooks, personal and professional correspondence, grant records, travel and conference records, publication manuscripts, awards, and laboratory artifacts.
Sidney P. Colowick Papers
Personal papers of biochemist, microbiologist, Vanderbilt professor, and editor Sidney P. Colowick, who was known principally for his work on the hexokinase enzyme and the regulations on hexose transport in cultured animal cells. The collection includes: professional correspondence; publication, editorial and review correspondence; research notes, photographs, and reprints. Correspondents include: Herman Kalakar, Nathan O. Kaplan, Kurt Jacoby, Rollo Park, and Victor A. Najjar.
John Giglio Coniglio (1919-2001) biographical file
Biographical file includes curriculum vitae, press release, and photographs.
Glenn Ernest Cullen (1890-1940) biographical file
File includes several photographs and other biographical information.
Cullen, Glenn Ernest (1890-1940)
William J. Darby (1913-2001) biographical file
Biographical file includes curriculum vitae, biographical data, correspondence, reprints, writings, photographs, and newspaper clippings.
Darby, William J. (1913-2001)
William Jefferson Darby Papers
Willard R. Faulkner (1915-2011) biographical file
Biographical file includes photographs, curriculum vitae, news clipping, and other biographical information.
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