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Davey, Wheeler Pedlar, 1886-1959. Notebooks [microform], 1914-1926.

Title: Notebooks [microform], 1914-1926.

Notebooks and correspondence. The notebooks (12 items, 1914-1916) are microfilms of Davey's research notebooks while a physicist at General Electric, covering x-ray investigations of ion-packing and crystal structure, corrosion-resistant metal varnish, effects of x-rays on biological specimens, structures of organic compounds, fluorescent screens, investigations of conduction, insulation and the properties of dielectrics, rust-proofing and lubricating oils, and the growth of metallic crystals. The correspondence (ca. 80 items, 1927-1957, 1964) includes letters to and from Dan McLachlan on the subject of their co-authorship of two books on crystal structures and x-ray applications; the remainder of the correspondence contains letters between Davey and the American Zinc Company on research and personal matters.

ArchivalResource: 12 notebooks on 1 microfilm reel.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79106925 View

Niels Bohr Library. History of physics manuscript biography collection M-R, 1901-1989, [ca. ca. 1960]-1989 (bulk)

Title: History of physics manuscript biography collection M-R, 1901-1989, [ca. ca. 1960]-1989 (bulk)

Included are typescript autobiographical or biographical essays about physicists, solicited since 1960 by the American Institute of Physics, and responses to biographical questionnaires sent to physicists working chiefly in the following areas: nuclear physics, astronomy and astrophysics, laser science, and geophysics. Other biographical and autobiographical writings take the form of letters, eulogies, travel diaries, curriculum vitae, and bibliographies. All of these document the lives and scientific careers of physicists born roughly between the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Among those represented are: Duncan A. MacInnes, Ernst Mach, Fred Conrad Maienschein, Thomas F. Malone, H. F. Mark, Henriette Mathieu-Faraggi, Howard Nicholas Maxwell, Maria Goeppert Mayer, Lawrence Earl McAllister, Alexander McBirney, James W. McGrath, J. H. McGuire, John A. McIntyre, Louis Williams McKeehan, D. P. McKenzie, Dan McLachlan, Edwin M. McMillan, Elsie Blumer McMillan, George C. McVittie, Rolf Meissner, Thomas C. Mendenhall, Donald Menzel, James W. Meyer, Walter E. Meyerhof, Albert A. Michelson, W. E. Knowles Middleton, Edward Arthur Milne, Freeman D. Miller, H. Minkowski, G. Miyamoto, F. L. Mohler, Karl Z. Morgan, Susuma Morita, Philip McCord Morse, Evan Mueller, Erwin W. Muller, Robert S. Mulliken, Gerard Francis William Mulders, Edward J. Jurphy, Mokichiro Nogami, Itaru Nonaka, Lothar Wolfgang Nordheim, Ralph Emerson Nasbaum, John Aloysius O'Keefe, Louis Neel, Otto Oldenberg, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Elburt Franklin Osborn, Thomas H. Osgood, William J. Otting, Clarence J. Overbeck, Thornton Page, Frederic Palmer, Eugene N. Parker, John Hilliard Parker, Wolfgang Pauli, Rudolf Ernest Peierls, Raymond Pepinsky, Melba Phillips, Heinz Pick, George Pickard, J. C. Polanyi, William Pollard, Marion Llewellyn Pool, Daniel M. Popper, Thomas Charles Poulter, Robert V. Pound, H. Primakoff, Emerson M. Pugh, Earle Keith Plyler, I. I. Rabi, Harrison M. Randall, Jacobo Rapaport, Aravi Prakash Rau, Peter M. Rentzepis, George Thomas Reynolds, John Hamilton Reynolds, Hugh T. Richards, Norman Hurd Ricker, Carol Anger Rieke, Philip Shaefer Riggs, Tsuneji Rikitake, George Roy Ringo, Alice M. Risley, Richard B. Roberts, Walter Orr Roberts, J. M. Robson, John Ransom Roebuck, Edwin Roedder, John Rogers, Elizabeth Rona, Joseph Lloyd Rood, Louis Rosen, Frank L. Roth, Arthur Edward Ruark.

ArchivalResource: 63 linear ft. (ca. 500 items) in entire collection.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83426762 View

McLachlan, Dan, 1905-. Selected incoming letters, 1940-1974.

Title: Selected incoming letters, 1940-1974.

The letters document most aspects of McLachlan's career and interests, including professional appointments at American Cyanamid Corporation, Ohio State University, the Stanford Research Institute, the University of Denver, and the University of Utah. The correspondence also refers to research in crystallography, McLachlan's reprints and publications in crystallography and x-ray diffraction, student placement, recommendations, and the meetings of scientific societies of which he was a member, including the American Crystallographic Association. Correspondents include: William A. Boekel, Léon Brillouin, F. William Cagle, J. Glenn Dyer, Walter M. Elsasser, Peter Paul Ewald, Isidor Fankuchen, F. Hobi Kuse, Henry Margeneau.

ArchivalResource: .5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79074330 View

American Crystallographic Association. Records of Dan McLachlan, Jr., 1957-1960, (bulk 1958)

Title: Records of Dan McLachlan, Jr., 1957-1960, (bulk 1958)

Correspondence documents McLachlan's presidency of the American Crystallographic Association (ACA) in 1958. The letters focus on the planning of the 1958 national meeting in Milwaukee. Other ACA topics include associate member status of the ACA in the American Institute of Physics, council meetings, publications, candidates for office, and future national meetings. Also contains a small amount of minutes reports, announcements, and correspondence from committees on which McLachlan served, including the ACA Committee on Apparatus and Standards and the United States of America National Committee for Crystallography. Correspondents include: Leroy Alexander, Jürg Waser, John H. L. Watson, and Elizabeth A. Wood.

ArchivalResource: .5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/78696877 View

McLachlan, Dan, 1905-. From zero to seventy-two, ca. 1978.

Title: From zero to seventy-two, ca. 1978.

The first half of McLachlan's biography is devoted to family ancestry and his childhood in Canada, Arkansas, and Kansas in early 1900s. He then describes his education at Kansas and Pennsylvania State Universities; career in industry at Corning Glass Company, Stanford Laboratories of American Cyanamid Company, Poulter Laboratories, and Stanford Research Institute (1936-1961); and academic career (from 1947) at the University of Utah, University of Denver, and Ohio State University. McLachlan comments on his interactions with many scientists and others who influenced him. File also includes a fourteen-page essay, Science lead us! Whither are we going?

ArchivalResource: 88 pp.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79973576 View

McLachlan, Dan, 1905-. Papers, 1938-1975

Title: Papers, 1938-1975

Biographical data; humor & cards; consulting fees & contracts; correspondence; deep-field microscopy (correspondence, notes, news, photos); expense accounts; military papers; Dept of Mineralogy; patents; personal papers; publications.

ArchivalResource: 4 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/15020216 View