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Collected Articles by Other Scientists
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- 1924-1951 (Creation)
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40 folders
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13/16: Redfield, Alfred C., Elizabeth M. Bright, and Jeanne Wertheimer "The Physiological Action of Ionizing Radiations", American Journal of Physiology, 41 pp., March-April 1924.
13/17: Glasser, Otto, "W. C. Roentgen and the Discovery of the Roentgen Rays", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 14 pp., April 1931.
13/18: Glasser, Otto "First Roentgen Evidences", Radiology, 3 pp., October 1931.
13/19: Mayneord, W. V., "The Measurement in 'r' Units of the Gamma Rays from Radium", British Journal of Radiology, 16 pp., December 1931.
13/20: Lawrence, Ernest O. and M. Stanley Livingston, "Production of High Speed Light Ions Without the Use of High Voltages", Physical Review, 17 pp., April 1932.
13/21: Classer, Otto, "First Observations on the Physiological Effects of Roentgen Rays on the Human Skin", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 6 pp., July 1932.
13/22: Glasser, Otto, "Genealogy of the Roentgen Rays", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 40 pp., August-September 1933.
13/23: Sloan, David H., "A Radiofrequency High-Voltage Generator", Physical Review, 10 pp., January 1, 1935.
13/24: Stenstrom, Wilhelm, "Physical Factors in Teleraduim Therapy", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 6 pp., March 1935.
13/25: Glasser, Otto, "The Fortieth Anniversary of the Discovery of the Roentgen Rays", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 3 pp., November 1935.
13/26: Lawrence, John H. and Ernest O., "The Biological Action of Neutron Rays", Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 10 pp., February 1936.
13/27: Locher, Gordon L., "Biological Effects and Therapeutic Possibilities of Neutrons", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 13 pp., July 1936.
13/28: Glasser, Otto, "That Kind of Tube Did Roentgen Use When He Discovered the X-Ray?", Radiology, 3 pp., August 1936.
13/29: Gray, L. H., "An Ionizing Metros for Absolute Measurement of X-Ray Energy", Proceeding of the Royal Society of London, 19 pp., September 1936.
13/30: Kurie, Franz N. D., "The Cyclotron: A New Research Tool for Physics and Biology", General Electric Review, 10 pp., June 1937.
13/31: Gray, L. H., "Radiation Dosimetry", British Journal of Radiology, 35 pp., August-October 1937.
13/32: Lawrence, Ernest O., "The Biological Action of Neutron Rays", Radiology, 10 pp., September 1937.
13/33: Mayneord, W. V., "The Significance of the Roentgen", ACTA of the International Union Against Cancer, 12 pp., 1937.
13/34: Stone, Robert S., "Skin Reactions Caused by 1,000 Kilovoltand 200 Kilovolt Radiations", Radiology, 6 pp., January 1938.
13/35: Paterson, Ralston and H. M. Parker, "A Dosage System for Interstitial Radium Therapy", British Journal of Radiology, 42 pp., April-May 1938.
13/36: Lea, D. E., "A Theory of the Action of Radiations on Biological Materials Capable of Recovery", British Journal of Radiology, 22 pp., July-August 1938.
13/37: Gray, L. H. and J. Read, "Measurement of Neutron Dose in Biological Experiments", Nature, 4 pp., September 2, 1939.
13/38: Schacht, Henry "Lawrence's Cyclotron", California Monthly, 12 pp., May-June 1940.
13/39: Lawrence, John H., "Nuclear Physics and Therapy: Preliminary Report on a New Method for the Treatment of Leukemia and Polycythemia", Radiology, 9 pp., July 1940.
13/40: Mayneord, W. V., "Energy Absorption", British Journal of Radiology, 13 pp., July 1940.
13/41: Stone, Robert S. and J. Maurice Robinson, "A Comparison of Skin Reactions Produced by 200 KV. and 1,000 KV. Radiations", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 10 pp., October 1940.
13/42: Quimby, Edith H., "The Specification of Dosage in Radium Therapy", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 17 pp., January 1941.
13/43: Marinelli, L. D., "Dosage Determinations with Radioactive Isotopes", American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, 7 pp., February 1942.
13/44: Hamilton, Joseph G., "The Uses of Radioactive Tracers in Biology and Medicine", Radiology, 32 pp., November 1942.
13/45: "Availability of Radioactive Isotopes", Science, 9 pp., June 14, 1946.
13/46: "Peacetime Uses of Atomic Energy", Life, 7 pp., December 2, 1946.
13/47: Report of a Symposium on the Use of Isotopes in Biological Research, University of Chicago, sponsored by the Committee on Growth of the National Research Council, 102 pp., 1947.
13/48: Hardy, Gene, "Metalworking Industry Gets Real Benefit from Atomic Pile", Iron Age, 3 pp., July 10, 1947.
13/49: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Isotopes Branch, "The Isotope Distribution Program", Science, 5 pp., August 29, 1947.
13/50: Boyd, T. A., "Research-Everybody's Doing it Now", ASTM Bulletin, 6 pp., May 1948.
13/51: Ohio State University, Engineering Experiment Station News, entire issue devoted to atomic energy, especially its use in medicine and research, December 1949
13/52: Allardice, Corbin and Edward R. Trapnell, The First Pile, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Technical Information Division, 11 pp., 1949.
13/53: Dole, Malcolm "Physical Chemistry and Physics in South America 1951" Report submitted to the Science Advisor, Department of State, 20 pp., July 1951.
13/54: Dowdy, Andrew H., "Basic Principles Underlying Radiation Therapy of Cancer", Chapter 18 of Volume VI of Lewis' Practice of Surgery, 25 pp., 1951.
13/55: "International Distribution of Radioisotopes", report by the Manager, Oak Ridge Operations, 9 pp., 1951.