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This collection consists of letters to and from Alan D. Conger about Dr. Karl Sax and his wife, Dr. Hally Sax, newspaper articles about Dr. Sax, programs for award ceremonies given for Dr. Sax, a photograph of Dr. Karl Sax receiving an award, and published writings of Sax.

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This collection houses correspondence, schedules, notes, lectures, and publications documenting Alexander Hollaender's 1962 term as Messenger Lecturer at Cornell University.

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This collection houses correspondence, notebooks, data sheets, publications, travel records, and experimental data documenting Alexander Hollaender's long scientific career. Of particular interest are the items showing Hollaender's groundbreaking work with the effects of radiation and methods of radiation protection.

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This collection houses correspondence, notes, reprints, and other materials documenting Alexander Hollaender's participation in various symposiums and workshops toward the end of his career. Hollaender's personal files dating from 1950 to 1975 are also included.

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This addition to the Hollaender papers represents Dr. Hollaender's continuing interest in the UT Library's Radiation Biology Archives. It houses journals, international conference files, correspondence, illustrative materials, and awards documenting Dr. Hollaender's life and work.

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This collection consists of albums, photographic materials, newspapers clippings, VHS and audio cassettes, and additional research material related to the annual meetings for the American Society for Photobiology.

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This collection houses financial records, meeting records, and manuscripts documenting the American Society of Photobiology between 1955 and 1993.

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The Antoine Lacassagne collection houses records of commissions, congresses, conferences, and symposiums, lectures, correspondence, records of experiments, experimental notebooks, lessons, and reprints of publications by Professor Lacassagne and others documenting their work in the field of radiobiology.

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This collection houses 117 research data books supplemented with correspondence files, scientific reprints, laboratory notes, and an extensive group of well executed glossy print photographs documenting Arnold Hicks Sparrow's work in radiation botany.

Abstract This collection consists of four booklets related to the atomic bomb dating from 1945 to 1969. Included is "The Story of the Atomic Bomb" which contains articles William L. Laurence wrote for the New York Times from September to October 1945; "The Atomic Bomb and the End of the World" by Hyman J. Appelman in 1954; "If an Attack Comes," articles reprinted from the Evening Sun of Baltimore, MD in...

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The material in this collection consists of correspondences between Charles Dunham and various research associations, reports and handbooks published by research associations, business cards, date books, photographs, etc.

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This collection houses papers and notebooks relating to the career of radiation researcher Douglas E. Lea.

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These laboratory notebooks document Daniel Billen's experiments regarding radiation's effects on microorganisms, tissues, and embryos.

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This collection consists primarily of records documenting Dr. Daniel Billen's experiments regarding the effects of radiation on E. Coli and B. Subtillis cells and Billen's personal notebooks, which contain summaries of Billen's accumulated data. Also included are student experiments, graphs, and computer-generated data sheets.

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This collection houses notebooks, charts, computer data sheets, correspondence, photos, reprints, and designs documenting Dr. Charles Congdon's research in radiation biology. There are also papers and research materials contributed by Egon Lorenz, Joanne Hollcroft, Arnold Van Pelt, C. Lowell Edwards, and T. Phillip Waalkes.

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This collection houses manuscripts from Dr. Carlson's articles and research.

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The Karl Z. Morgan Papers house a variety of materials documenting Dr. Morgan's tenure at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The collection consists primarily of documents and reports but also contains a number of road maps and travel brochures, a Monnaie de Paris Eisenhower commemorative coin, and an American bicentennial commemorative bag.

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This collection houses the bulk of K.Z. Morgan's papers. Among the subjects documented are the Manhattan Project, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the detection of ionizing radiation, and radiation safety.

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This collection contains the papers of Dr. Marshall Brucer from his work at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies (now called Oak Ridge Associated Universities). There are publications, correspondence, and audiovisual material concerning radiation and nuclear medicine.

Abstract The collection spans from 1950 to 2009, with the bulk of materials ranging from 1969 to 2002. The collection is arranged chronologically.The Environmental Mutagen Society Records holds the society's administrative documents and correspondence between its members. It also includes publications, research materials, and other documents relating to the society, its sister regional, national and international organizations, and the Environmental Mutagen Information Center. Materials...