Papers of Robert J. Corry, 1953-2001.

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Papers of Robert J. Corry, 1953-2001.

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The collection spans the professional career of Robert J. Corry, from the beginning of his schooling at Yale in 1953 until his death in early 2002. It focuses heavily on Corry's research and publications, although presentations and conference proceedings are also abundant. The collection includes correspondence, research notes and materials, publications, presentation materials, and photographs and slides. The collection has been arranged into nine series: I. Publications, 1960-2001; II. Books and Chapters; III. Talks; IV. Research; V. Grants; VI. Professional Activities; VII. Administrative; VIII. Education; IX. Media.

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