Records of the Shubnikov Institute for Crystallography of the Russian Academy of Sciences 1939-1980.

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Rossiiskaia akademiia nauk. Institut kristallografii im. A. V. Shubnikova. Records of the Shubnikov Institute for Crystallography of the Russian Academy of Sciences 1939-1980.

Records of the Shubnikov Institute for Crystallography of the Russian Academy of Sciences 1939-1980.

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Includes: Papers from the Laboratory for Crystallography (protocols of production conference of 1939 and reports on research activity in 1940-1942): memos on the foundation and activity of the Institute; protocols of the common meetings of employees; protocols of the sessions of Scientific Council and Specialized Council on the conferment of degress; annual and long-term plans; annual accounts on activity; staff and financial documentation; references to scientific papers by the Institute research fellows; references and remarks of Shubnikov to the papers delivered to be reviewed; materials to edition of the journal entitled Acta Crystallographica for 1945-1947; materials on participation of Institute research fellows in activity of International Union of Crystallographists, accounts on scientific trips abroad of the Institute research fellows; materials to conference on studying corundum and introduction of it into industry (1950), on growing crystals (1956), on electronography (1957), and others; correspondence on the problems of diamonds, of superhard crystals, on the structure of protein, on luminiscent crystals, and others; memo by A. F. Ioffe "On the Most Important Problems of Physical Sciences" (1944), addresses by A. V. Shubnikov "Main Feature and Goals of Development of Modern Crystallography" (1948), "On Introduction of Electronographic Method of Control in researach activitiy and producing of electronic devices" (1951), and others; documents to curriculum vitae of research fellows: N. V. Belov, P. G. Pinsker, G. G Lemmlein, N. N. Sheftelʹ and others.

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