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SPECIAL
RESEARCH
ISSUE —1
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Research Keeps Pace with SUNYA Growth
of the students and the faculty.
Research on the SUNYA campus is a rapidly growing enterprise.
This is in harmony with the general growth of the campus and with the
graduate education programs which depend so much on research
training. It is also a tribute to the excellence of the faculty members who
have successfully completed and won new grants in the tight national
marketplace of the past three or four years.
It is the policy of SUNYA to pursue research directly related to its
educational goals. It is also policy to have all research unrestricted as
to public dissemination about the conduct of research and its progress
and results. The campus approach follows a SUNY Trustee statement
issued in 1966 which expressly calls for open communication on re-
search activity and forbids any security classified research.
Through research and scholarship, universities have traditionally
recognized, as a primary objective, the pursuit of truth. Thus we obli-
gate ourselves to form a community dedicated to the acquisition,
communication and enlargement of knowledge. At SUNYA we recognize
that productive research and effective teaching are concurrent and
mutually reinforcing activities which enrich the educational experience
Earl G. Droessler
Vicepresident for Research
Campus Office Administers
Sponsored Research Programs
Perhaps because he’s a sports fan,
Frank Lucarelli describes his job as
one of “running interference” for all
SUNYA personnel engaged in research
projects.
His official title is business director
of the Office of Sponsored Funds. OSF
is the place where all SUNYA-related
research projects are administered.
The Office of Sponsored Funds is
located in B-20 of the Administration
Building, in what was once a basement
storage area. It has been renovated
into a carpeted, colorfully-decorated
office for Mr. Lucarelli and his staff of
eight employes.
“We try to make things as easy as
possible for faculty members engaged
in research projects,” Mr. Lucarelli ex-
plained recently. Research money cur-
rently being administered by OSF
amounts to almost $4 million, and more
than 500 persons are now on the OSF
payroll.
The office manages all the business
affairs of sponsored research, includ-
ing the payroll, purchasing of supplies
and equipment, processing of travel
vouchers, and preparation of all docu-
ments necessary for paying bills.
OSF also maintains up-to-date ledg-
ers covering all sponsored research
grants and contracts, and the files and
bookkeeping records needed for audit
purposes.
The Research Foundation of State
University of New York is the overall
administrator of the research funds
that are awarded to all units of the
State University, and OSF is the
SUNYA office which operates in liaison
with the Research Foundation.
OSF was established three years
ago upon the recommendation of Dr.
Earl Droessler, vicepresident for re-
search, and Dr. Milton Olson, vice-
president for planning and manage-
ment. As a separate entity, it is able to
administer the $4 million research mon-
ies in a more efficient way than if these
funds were lumped together with all
other business affairs of SUNYA.
For the past year, OSF has had an
IBM 2740 Communications Terminal.
This link with the computer system of
the Research Foundation makes it
possible for any project director on the
local campus to find out all the par-
ticulars of the current status of his
grant within seconds.
Not only does OSF greatly benefit
those working on research projects —
it also serves the government agen-
cies and private foundations which
award the grants. “We maintain strict
control of all local research funds,”
Mr. Lucarelli says. Monthly reports on
the status of all grants are submitted
to the sponsors.
Frank Lucarelli
Such efficient record-keeping
pleases the sponsors of research proj-
ects, and also makes grants more
readily available. When an institution
has proven its ability to administer
funds capably, future research appli-
cations have a better chance of being
approved.
Mr. Lucarelli said recently he is
“very proud” of the progress OSF has
made in the three years of its exis-
tence. “I think we keep records that
are as good as those in any other
State institution,” he said, “and they
are far superior to many.”
The State University of New York at
Albany is growing very fast, in size, in
numbers, and in reputation. The ex-
pansion of research activity is an in-
tegral part of this overall growth, and
— as the graph in the next column
shows — that expansion has been
steady and rapid.
Many factors have combined to
lend impetus to the research program
at SUNYA. In 1963, this institution was
Officially designated a University Cen-
ter, the objective clearly being to allow
for development of all programs —
undergraduate, graduate, professional
and research — appropriate to a major
university.
Subsequently, all departments have
been physically expanded (including
faculty, space, and curricula) and ad-
ditional schools have been established
as units of the University Center.
The student enrollment at SUNYA is
increasing every year, with greater
emphasis being placed on graduate
education. The percentage of gradu-
ate students and upper division under-
graduates is presently more than 50
per cent and is expected to reach 70
per cent by 1974-75.
This-enrollment growth, with gradu-
ate emphasis, has led to an increased
number of distinguished faculty mem-
bers at SUNYA, and they are being
encouraged to carry on research —
which is vital to their professional
roles,
The administrative organization of
SUNYA includes a president and four
vicepresidents. Their separate respon-
sibilities are: Academic affairs, Re-
search, Management and Planning, and
Student Affairs.
Dr. Earl G. Droessler was hired in
1966 to fill the position of Vicepresi-
dent for Research. He is responsible
for establishing policies to increase the
effectiveness of research at depart-
mental levels, and for overseeing a
broad program of high-quality research
throughout SUNYA. As part of this
function, he provides guidance in the
preparation and submission of faculty
proposals seeking outside sources of
funds for research projects.
There are two assistants in the Of-
fice of the Vicepresident for Research,
located in Room 231 of the Administra-
tion Building. They are Dr. Einard
Haniuk, who reviews the technical de-
tails of all research proposals, and Mr.
Herman Lapin, who has become an ex-
pert on the budgeting of proposals.
The Research Foundation of the
State University of New York, located
in Albany, is a non-profit, public bene-
fit corporation which administers re-
search funds for all units of the State
University. It serves as trustee and
fiscal administrator for grant and con-
tract funds supporting sponsored re-
search, training, and related programs
which are carried out or supervised by
faculty members on all campuses of
the State University. The Research
Foundation maintains an active office
in Washington, D. C., which is in close
contact with federal agencies and
legislators.
Working through the Research Foun-
dation, SUNYA has developed a broad
program of awards to faculty, to en-
courage scholarly and creative activi-
ties on this campus. Proposals sub-
mitted each October are evaluated by
the University Awards Committee,
which reports to the University Chan-
cellor. His office announces the awards
which have been granted each De-
cember.
To provide speedy and accurate
fiscal administration of research funds
here on the SUNYA campus, the Office
of Sponsored Funds was established
in 1967. (See story in columns 1 and 2.)
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A Council on Research, which has
12 members including faculty and stu-
dents, was established in 1966. The
Council meets monthly during the aca-
demic year to advise on major re-
search trends and to consider ways in
which the overall quantity and quality
of research on campus can be in-
creased, to meet changing educational
needs,
A Committee on Human Subjects
assists in the evaluation of research
projects dealing with human subjects.
(All such research must be reviewed
and approved by the committee.)
The increase in expenditures for
research during the past few years
has been dramatic. As the graph
shows, there was nearly a ten-fold
increase from 1963 to 1969. The big-
gest increase came in 1966-67, the
first year of occupancy of the new
campus.
Support for research at SUNYA
comes from a wide variety of sources:
Federal agencies, private foundations,
health associations and organizations,
professional groups, philanthropic so-
cieties and the University Awards pro-
gram. In the past few years, the largest
amount of support has come from
federal agencies, followed by private
foundations.
The largest single SUNYA sponsor
of research is the US Office of Educa-
tion, followed closely by all units of
the National Institutes of Health. The
National Science Foundation is the
third largest sponsor.
The largest amounts of support from
private sources have been obtained
from the Ford Foundation and the
Kettering Foundation, in that order.
This is the first of two special
issues of Tower Tribune devoted
exclusively to news and features
about research activity at SUNYA.
The second issue will be distrib-
uted next week.
Current Sponsored Research and Programs
Sponsored Research
The following is a list of sponsored research projects now being conducted by University personnel.
They are listed in the order in which the grants were awarded.
Tedeschi, Harry, Public Health Service, “The Permeability of Intracellular Membranes”
Aronson, John N., National Science Foundation, “Parasporal Protein Biosynthesis During
Sporulation of Bacillus Thuringiensis’’
King, Tsoo E., General Electric Co., “Merit Awards for Chemistry Students at SUNYA”
Chessin, Henry, Public Health Service, “An Interdisciplinary Study on Dental Materials”
Gokhale, Narayan R., National Science Foundation, “Ice Formation by Contract Nucleation”
Norton, Francis J., National Center for Air Pollution Control, “Permeation Rates of
TracerTracer Bases Through Polymers”
Schaefer, Vincent J., National Science Foundation, “Yellowstone Field Research Expeditions”
Schaefer, Vincent J., Kettering Foundation, “Natural Sciences Institute”
Allen, Robert D., Public Health Service, “Cell Organization and Dynamics by
Improved Methods”
Kingston, D.G.I., Research Corporation, “The Synthesis of (+) — Juniperol”
Garg, Jagadish B., National Science Foundation, "‘Analysis and Interpretation of High
Resolution Total Neutron Cross Section Measurements”
Luchins, Abraham ., Public Health Service, “The Psychology Lectures of
Max Wertheimer” :
Vonnegut, Bernard, National Science Foundation, “Behavior of Electrified Atmospheric
Particles During Phase Changes”
Closson, William D., Public Health Service, “Cleavage of Sulfony! with Anion Radicals”
Edwards, Charles, Public Health Service, “Physiology of Muscle Contraction”
Saunders, ohn W., National Science Foundation, “Ectoderm-Mesoderm Interactions
in Development”
Myer, Yash P., National Science Foundation, “Conformation of Sytochromes”
Scott, Jon T., National Science Foundation, “Vegetation-Environment Relations at
Whiteface Mountain”
Myer, Yash P., National Science Foundation, “Conformation of Cytochromes”
Bank, Shelton, National Science Foundation, “Reduction & Addition Reaction of
Aromatic Radical Anions” .
Rabinowitch, Eugene, Fleischmann Foundation, “Center for Study of Science and Society”
Saunders, John W., Public Health Service, "Morphogenetic Cellular Death”
Katz, Meivin, National Science Foundation, “Problems in Probability Theory”
MacGregor, Thomas, National Science Foundation, “Complex and Functional Analysis”
Closson, William D., Sloan Foundation, “Research Fellowship for Dr. William D. Closson’”
Frisch, Harry L., National Science Foundation, “Chemical Instabilities & Statistical
Mechanics of Fluids”
Urofsky, Melvin |., National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities, “The Letters of
Louis Dembitz Brandeis”
Stratton, Howard H., National Science Foundation, “Lebesque Properties of Infinitely
Divisible Processes” é
Rollins, Earl A., American Cancer Society, “Study of the Synthetase Recognition
Site on Transfer Ribonucleic Acid”
Frisch, Harry L., American Chemical Society, “Chemical Physics”
Kendig, Keith, National Science Foundation, “Topics in Topology and Geometry”
Allen, Robert D., Public Health Service, “Predoctoral Fellowship for Mr. James R.
LaFountain, Jr.”
Scott, Jon T., Water Resources Center, “The Role of Langmuir Circulations in Mixing
Lake George”
Kim, Jai S., National Science Foundation, “Aurora and Related Phenomena Study”
Herriott, Arthur W., American Chemical Society, "‘Substituent Effects in Cycloadditions”
King, Tsoo £., American Heart Assoc., Inc., “Intracellular Respiration of Heart Muscle”
McNaught, Donald C., National Science Foundation, “A Comparative Study of the Role
of Vision in the Depth Control of Some Planktonic Crustacea”
Zuckermann, J. J., Research Corporation, “The Rational Synthesis of an Aromatic Silicon-
Containing Ring”
Herriott, Arthur W., Research Corporation, “Nucleophilicity of Sulfonium tons”
King, Tsoo £., Public Health Service, “Reconstitution of Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain’
Jiusto, James E., U. S. Dept. of Commerce, "Study of Great Lakes Snowstorms”
Tickner, Fred J., Rockefeller Bros. Fund, “Support Activities of the Local Government
Studies Center”
King, Tsoo E., Public Health Service, “Mitochondrial Respiratory Systems in Heart”
Bird, John M., National Science Foundation, “Petrology of the Normanskill — Synorogenic
Sedimentation”
Orville, Richard E., National Science Foundation, “Quantitative Study of Lightning’
Wilken, Donald R., National Science Foundation, “Rational Approximation, Invariant
Subspaces, & Related Topics”
Zuckerman, J. J., American Chemical Society, “‘Silicon-Containing Aromatic Heterocycle”
Kuivila, Henry G., American Chemical Society, “Departmental Research Supplement”
Mohnen, Volker A., Public Health Service, “Predoctoral Fellowship for Mr, Eric Walther”
Allen, Robert D., Public Health Service, “Biophysical and Biochemical Cell Biology”
Gokhale, Narayan R., National Science Foundation, “Investigation of Freely Suspended
Hydrometers in 3 Large Vertical Wind Tunnel
Kuivila, Henry G., National Science Foundation, “Organic and Organotin Free Radicals”
Johnson, Mauritz, U. S. Office of Education, “Testing the Effects of Verbal &
Quantitative Aptitude of College Students”
Kuivila, Henry G., National Science Foundation, “A Rapid Scanning Spectrophotometer”
Jenkins, Joe W., National Science Foundation, ‘Topics in Functional Analysis”
Edwards, Charles, Heart Assoc. of Eastern NY, “Potentials in Glycerinated Muscle Fibers”
Mohnen, Volker A., National Science Foundation, “Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer for
Study of Condensation Embryos”
Ketchum, Carl B., National Science Foundation, “Experiments on Baroclinic Instability
in a Rotating Annulus of Liquid’
Friedman, Nathaniel A., National Science Foundation, “Topics in Ergodic Theory”
Ogawa, Hajimu, National Science Foundation, “Lower Bounds & Unique Continuation
Theorems for Partial Differential Equations”
Garg, Jagadish B., National Science Foundation, “Auxiliary Equipment for a
4 Mev Dynamitron”
Mascarenhas, Joseph P., National Science Foundation, “Synthesis of Wall Material
During Pollen Tube Development”
Walz, Frederick G., National Science Foundation, “Relaxation Spectra of Myosin A”
King, Tsoo E., National Science Foundation, “Reconstitution of the Mitochondrial
Respiratory Chain”
Kaftan-Kassim, M. A., National Science Foundation, “High Resolution Mapping of
Planetary Nebulae”
Putnam, George W., National Science Foundation, “Petrogenesis of the Superior Stock,
Plumas County, California”
Jiusto, James E., National Science Foundation, “Atmospheric Particulates”
Rabinowitch, Eugene, National Science Foundation, “Mechanisms of Transfer and
Photochemical Storage of Light Energy”
Frisch, Harry L., National Science Foundation, “Senior Foreign Scientist Fellowship for
Dr. Noburo Kamiya”
Means, Winthrop D., National Science Foundation, “Experiments and Fabric Studies
Relating to the Origin of Axial Plane Cleavages”
Slocum, John H., Ford Foundation, “Travel and Study Award for Mr. Jakub Isman"
Baritz, Loren, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, “Assistantship for Mrs. Barbara
Abrash”
Marfey, Peter, Public Health Service, “Chemical Study of Mammalian Chromosomes”
Vonnegut, Bernard, Office of Naval Research, “Atmospheric Electrical Studies”
Vonnegut, Bernard, U. S. Air Force, “Research Directed Toward Physical Properties of
Clouds and Fog”
Mohnen, Volker A., Office of Naval Research, “onic Species”
Corbett, James W., Atomic Energy Commission, “Theory of Reaction Kinetics”
Czapski, Ulrich, U. S. Dept. of the Army, “Feasibility Study in Preparation for the
IFYGL Physical and Biological Factors in the Eastern Lake Ontario Region”
Teeyan, Ricard C.,Ofice of Naval Research, “Fear of Flue and General Achievement
jehavior”
Stross, Raymond, Union Carbide Corporation, “Primary Productivity of Lake George”
Corbett, James U. S. Air Force, “Radiation Damage in Semiconductors”
Hardt, Robert H., Office of Crime Control Planning, “Explorations in Deterence and
Criminal Justice: Phase |"
Corbett, James W., U. S. Air Force, “Conference on Radiation Effects in Semi-Conductors”
Droessler, Earl G., National Science Foundation, “Institutional Grant for Science”
Haniuk, Einard S., Public Health Service, “Biomedical Sciences Support Grant”
Rabinowitch, Eugene, National Science Foundation, “Planning Conference at the
Center for Study of Science and Society”
Sponsored Programs
$27,043.00
$27,000.00
$ 2,500.00
$25,670.00
$32,700.00
$18,176.00
$71,700.00
$87,000.00
$298,545.00
$ 3,200.00
$12,300.00
$12,919.00
$80,400.00
$18,858.00
$28,224.00
$120,500.00
$48,000.00
$42,400.00
$48,000.00
$33,100.00
$41,500.00
$4
$61,000.00
$25,000.00
$ 9,300.00
$30,447.00
$40,000.00
$28,400.00
$ 4,416.00
$23,820.00
$35,300.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 4,500.00
$50,195.00
$32,544.00
$ 6,028.99
$33,767.00
$33,500.00
$67,900.00
$23,900.00
$ 8,195.00
$ _ 745.00
$ 7,100.00
$35,460.00
$48,000.00
$30,500.00
$ 9,820.00
$20,800.00
$ 8,600.00
$ 6,664.00
$31,500.00
$18,200.00
$50,000.00
$18,000.00
$42,200.00
$40,000.00
$36,400.00
$36,400.00
$78,600.00
$30,000.00
$14,190.00
$40,000.00
$21,850.00
$ 1,500.00
$41,012.00
$11,015.00
$597,750.00
$60,000.00
$48,872.00
$ 9,998.00
$35,507.00
$10,660.00
$50,000.00
$14,176.00
$ 5,000.00
$42,364.00
$56,147.00
$39,800.00
The following is a list of sponsored training programs now being conducted by University personnel.
They are listed in the order in which the grants were awarded.
Leese, Joseph, Kettering Foundation, “Improving Instruction in Early College Years”
Flinton, Edgar W., U. S. Office of Education, “National Defense Graduate Fellowships”
OReilly, Charles. Public Health Servee, “Graduate Training Program in Psychiatric
Social Wor
Grand, Sheldon A., Social & Rehabilitation Service, “Teaching Grant and Traineeships in
Rehabilitation Counseling”
O'Reilly, Charles T., Social & Rehabilitation Service, “Child Welfare Training Grant —
Teaching & Traineeship Program”
Flinton, Edgar W., U. S. Office of Education, “Library Education Grant”
Myren, Richard A., U. S. Dept. of Justice, “Fellowship for David P. Van Buren”
$247,500.00
$166,741.00
$39,309.00
$89,517.00
$40,669.33
$19,749.00
$ 3,500.00
Flinton, Edgar W., National Science Foundation, “Graduate Fellowship Program for
Mr. Leo Rubin’
Slocum, John H., Ford Foundation, “Emergency Upgrading Program for English Language
Teachers in Indonesian Secondary Schools”
Slocum, John H., Ford Foundation, “English Language Materials Development in
Indonesian Secondary Schools”
Farley, John J., U. S. Office of Education, “Education in Librarianship”
Nikoloff, Oliver M., U. S. Office of Education, “Preparation of Professional Personnel
in the Education of Handicapped Children Severely Emotionally Disturbed”
Slocum, John H., Ford Foundation, “Graduate English Language Program in Indonesia”
Schaefer, Vincent J., N.Y.S. Science & Technology Foundation, “A Program for
Enrichment in Atmospheric Science”
Schaefer, Vincent J, NYS, Science & Technology, “A Visiting Distinguished Professorship
rogram”
Myren, Richard A., Ford Foundation, “Fellowship Program in the School of Criminal’ Justice”
Flinton, Edgar W., National Science Foundation, “NSF Graduate Training Program’
Conlin, Vincent F., National Science Foundation, “Department Science Development
rogram”
Boomsliter, Paul, U. S. Office of Education, “Program for the Preparation of Professional
Personnel in’ the Education of Handicapped Children”
Sipe, H. Craig, U. S. Office of Education, “Fellowship Program for Training Community
College Teachers of Science”
Ether, John A., U. S. Office of Education, “Summer Institute for Training new and
experienced teachers of Adult Basic Education”
Toch, Hans H., Public Health Service, “Training Police Officers for Violence Reduction”
Hastings, Alice, U. 8. Office of Education, “College Library Resources Program”
, National Science Foundation, "Cooperative College-School Science
Boehm, Thomas, National Science Foundation, “Cooperative College-School Science
Program”
Zammit, Walter P., National Science Foundation, “Undergraduate Research Participation
rogram”
Andrews, C. Ly National Science Foundation, “Undergraduate Research Participation
rogram’
Lagasse, Ronald, U. S. Office of Education, “Title |! — Special Purposes Grant — Type c”
Burke, Arvid J., State of Florida — Dept. ‘of Education, “National Educational
Finance Project”
Carrino, Frank G., Department of State, “Social Sciences Seminar in Nicaragua”
University Awards
$ 2,600.00
$245,000.00
$160,000.00
$31,200.00
$42,400.00
$109,200.00
$25,000.00
ge
$15,945.00
$480,000.00
$28,600.00
$110,000.00
$11 ae
$61,365.00
$11,513.00
$13,405.00
$ 5,100.00
$ 4,610.00
$28,413.09
$105,000.00
$ 2,061.00
The following is a list of awards made by the State University of New York/Research Foundation,
Joint Awards Council/ University Awards Committee,
Aronson, John N., ‘‘Zonal Centrifugation to Fractionate Bacterial Particles”
Benenson, Raymond E., “Polarization Studies with 14 Mev Neutrons”
Brown, Richard |., “Development of Target Systems for High Intensity on lon Beams”
Brown, Stephen C., “Cytochemistry of Hydrolases in Invertebrate Digestive Organs”
Cohen, Leon S., “Proposed Research on the New York Legislature”
Elbow, Matthew H., “Biography of Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck, 1818-1895”
Halder, Narayan C., “Electronic Properties & Knight Shifts in Liquid Alloys”
Hastings, George S., “A Morpheme Concordance to the AB Dialect of Middle English”
Kim, J.S., “Lithium, Potassium and Sodium in the Upper Atmosphere”
Kline, David, “'Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Ferroelectrics”
Kuethe, James L,, ‘Allocation from the Chancellor's Innovating and Special Purposes
Fund — Conversations in the Disciplines”
Kuivila, Henry G., “Free Radical Displacement Reaction”
Ley, Ronald, “Frustration in Force-Contingent Instrumental Conditioning”
Lowin, Aaron, “Public Commitment and Decision-Making”
Mache, Ulrich, “Critical Edition of the Works of Philip Von Zesen’”
Norton, Harriet S., ‘‘Goncepts of Humanities in Latin Literature, A. Bibliography”
Reese, William L., “Allocation from the Chancellor's Innovating and Special Purposes
Fund — Conversations in the Disciplines”
Schmalberger, Donald C., “Blends of Atomic Lines in Astronomical Spectra”
Schmidt, Ruth A., ‘The Literary Friendship of Ortega Munilla and Galdos”
Stross, Raymond G., “Allocation from the Chancellor's Innovating and Special
Purposes Fund — Conversations in the Disciplines”
Urofsky, Melvin I, “The Letters of Louis Dembitz Brandeis”
Westbrook, Perry D., “John Burroughs”
Astiz, Carlos, “The Peruvian Military as a Developmental Elite”
Barker, Thomas M., "R. Montecuccoli — Military Intellectual of the Seicento”
Berger, Morris |., “The Concept of Teaching — A Metaphilosophical ‘‘Study”
Brown, Stephen C., “Cytochemistry of Hydrolases in Invertebrate Digestive Organs”
Gop, Mary E. "Aspects of Tudor Legal and Asmiistrative History”
Evans, N. Carol, “Index to the Stationers’ Company Registrar, 1640-1708”
Feinblum, David A., “Study of Singularities in General Relativity by Uniformities”
Fenton, William N., “Origin of the Iroquois Confederacy From an Onondaga Text”
Gelfand, Jack E., “'PostWar Westem European Monetary Reforms and Politics”
Goodman, David’M., “The Movement for Indian Rights From Colonial Times to 1924”
Gootzeit, ‘Michael J., “The Corn Laws and Ricardian Economics — A Modern Treatment”
Hahner, June E., “Urban Radicalism and the Labor Movement in Brazil”
Halder, Narayan C., “Electronic Properties and Knight Shifts in Liquid Alloys”
Herriott, Arthur W., “Preparation and Properties of Phosphirans”
Hillebrand, Gary R., “Serological Investigation of the Caprifoliacea”
Jacklet, Jon W., "Synaptic Modulation of the Activity of Central Neurons”
Johnson, Mauritz, ‘‘Congomitants of Verbal — Quantitiative Aptitude Discrepancy”
Ketchum, Carl B., “Dynamics of Rotating Fluids — Experimental Investigation”
Kobrin, David R., “The Saving Remnant — Sources of Colonial Quaker Decline”
Lennig, Arthur G., “The Silent Art — A Study of the Classic Films”
Levey, Martin, “Medieval Arabic Pharmacology and Society”
Masacarenhas, Joseph P., "RNA Synthesis and its Control in Pollen Tube Development”
McCutcheon, Norman B.,"“‘Sensory Control of Satiety and General and Specific Hunger”
McMorris, Robert F., “An Experimental Evaluation of Item Construction Principles”
McNaught, Donald .,, “Acoustical Studies of Plankton Production”
Means, Winthrop D., “Experimental Deformation of Rocks”
Rabinowitch, Eugene, “Light Energy Transfer and Storage”
Stemberg, Marvin J., “Income and Expenditure Patterns of Large Landholders”
Venanzi, Luigi M., “Studies on Coordination Chemistry”
Wallace, Dwight T., “Moche Ceramics — A Study in Stylistic Seriation’”
Walz, Frederick G., “The Relaxation Spectra os Myosin A”
Wright, Theodore, “Modernization and Secularization of Bohra Muslims of Bombay”
Zenner, Walter P., “Interethnic Relations Among the Arabs of the Galilee’
Zuckerman, J, J., “SNII9M Mossbauer Study of Inorganic and Organotin Compounds”
Ayres, Larry M., “Early Gothic Painting: The Channel School”
Bank, Shelton, “Kinetic Studies of the Reactions of Radical Anions"
Baritz, Loren, “Cultural History of Twentieth-Centure America’’
Blount, Stanley F., “A Historical Atlas of the Revolutionary War”
Bosart, Lance F,, “Gravity Waves Associated with a Major Cyclonic Disturbance”
Brown, Stephen C., Histophysiology of Invertebrate External Constructions”
Bryan, Ashley M., ‘Topography of Nucleo-Protein Complex”
Burian, Jarka M,, “The Post!War Czech Theatre and Its Socio-Political Context”
Byng, Dennis, “Casting, Dyeing & Laminating Processes for Plastic Sculpture”
Deitsch, Martin, “Meaning and Ideas in Descartes”
Edwards, Charles, “Chemical Properties of the Acetylcholine Receptor”
Evans, N. Carol, “Index to the Stationers’ Company Registrar, 1640-1708"
Feldman, Jerry F., “Circadian Clock Studies on Neurospora Crassa”
Forer, Raymond, “Dilemmas of Physicians: Professional and Social Ethics”
Ghiradella, Helen T., “Morphology of the Noctuid Moth Ear”
Goldstein, Walter, “Middle Powers in Decline: The Case of Great Britain”
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