Sponsored project administration records of the Osher Research Center, 2002-2009 (inclusive).

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Sponsored project administration records of the Osher Research Center, 2002-2009 (inclusive).

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Records include proposals, working papers, background support documents, logistics and arrangement documentation, meeting minutes and notes, narrative reports, consultant correspondence and memos, internal status reports, deliverables such as books and manuals, project review summaries and reports, and related correspondence.

12 cubic feet in 12 records center cartons.

Harvard University, Medical School, Countway Library

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Harvard University, Medical School, Countway Library

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