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Robert E. Kohler Papers
Research notes, lecture notes, correspondence, and photographic materials of American science historian Robert E. Kohler. The materials in this collection concern American physical chemist Gilbert N. Lewis and American organic chemist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Burns Woodward.
Robert E. Kohler Ph.D Thesis Model Studies for the Synthesis of β-Amyrin
Robert E. Kohler's Harvard University Ph.D. thesis Model Studies for the Synthesis of β-Amyrin.
Robert E. Sobol Lymphokine Gene Therapy Collection
A collection of proposals, applications, and articles from 1991 to 1995 pertaining to lymphokine gene therapy research and the study of tumor immunotherapy collected and maintained by Robert E. Sobol.
Robert Frank corporate ephemera collection
Robert G.W. Anderson Acetylene Gas Industry Scrapbook
A scrapbook containing clippings from newspapers, journals, and magazines related to the acetylene gas industry in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1895, which was created by an unknown person and collected by Robert G.W. Anderson.
Robert H. Burris Photograph Collection
Photographs depicting the colleagues of Robert Harza Burris, a professor of Biochemistry and pioneer in the use of mass spectrometry to study biological nitrogen fixation.
Robert H. Socolow Papers
Personal files, academic files, publications, manuscripts, printed materials, correspondence, photographs, and audio/visual materials from the American environmental scientist and theoretical physicist Robert H. Socolow.
Robert J. Baptista Papers
Research files, business files, publications, reports, sales agreements, forms, statements, testimonies, and proceedings belonging to Robert J. Baptista.
Robert J. Bauman collection
Chemical and petroleum industry currency, postcards, and medals collected by currency collector and chemical industry consultant Robert J. Bauman.
Robert K. Wismer Collection of Chemical Museum Slides
A series of slides of scientific apparatus, laboratories, and other objects related to the history of chemistry in the collections of European science and technology museums. The slides were taken by Robert K. Wismer in the spring of 2000 while on sabbatical from Millersville University.