Henry N. Harkins papers, 1912-1971.

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Henry N. Harkins papers, 1912-1971.

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Contains correspondence, biographical data, research studies, typescripts of talks and lectures, operative records and case reports, memoranda, diaries, reprints and printed matter, certificates and diplomas, and photographs. Includes personal and general papers, and extensive correspondence pertaining to Dr. Harkins' publications, research projects, travel and meetings. Contains numerous photographs. Collection has some material relating to Dr. William D. Harkins.

35.6 linear feet (89 boxes + case items)

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University of Washington

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Harkins, Henry N. (Henry Nelson), 1905-

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Henry Nelson Harkins (1905-1967) was born in Missoula, MT, and was the son of another well-known chemist, William Draper Harkins who chaired the University of Montana's chemistry department. Dr. Harkins was with the Department of Surgery, School of Medicine, University of Washington from 1947, where he created one of the first surgical residency programs. Hasting's major areas of research included shock and burns, gastrointestinal surgery and physiology of gastric secretions. His interest on sho...

Harkins, William D. (William Draper), 1873-1951

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Chemist. From the description of Papers, 1877-1988 (inclusive). (University of Chicago Library). WorldCat record id: 52248182 William D. Harkins was born in Titusville, Pennsylvania in 1873. After a successful childhood dalliance in oil speculation, Harkins immersed himself in science. He received his Ph.D. degree from Stanford University in 1907, and prior to his appointment at Chicago, served as Professor of Chemistry at the University of Montana from 1900 to 1912. In 1909...