Manuscript Collection
Found in 545 Collections and/or Records:
James Bonner Papers 1940-1996
James Bonner Papers 1940-1996
Jerrold E. Marsden papers
Jesse W. M. DuMond Papers 1912-1976
Jesse W. M. DuMond Papers 1912-1976
John A. Schutz papers
John P. Buwalda and Imra Wann Buwalda Papers 1907-1981
John P. Buwalda and Imra Wann Buwalda Papers 1907-1981
Joseph Foladare Papers, 1943-1946
Joseph Foladare Papers, 1943-1946
JPL Director Search Committees, 1982, 1990
Keck, W. M., Observatory Historical Files, 1983-2000
Kiyo Tomiyasu certificates and awards
Robert T. Knapp Papers
Aron Kuppermann Papers
Aron Kuppermann (1926-2011) was a leader in the field of computational chemistry and was best known for his theoretical studies of the dynamics of chemical reactions. During his many years at Caltech (1963-2011), Kuppermann also worked as a consultant for the World Bank on projects of Science and Technology in Brazil, China, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Uganda from 1983 to 2005. His papers reflect his avid interest in both scientific research and teaching.
Laboratory Notebooks of Jack Roberts Research Groups
Laboratory Notebooks of Zewail Research Groups
Charles Christian Lauritsen Papers
The Charles C. Lauritsen papers consist of correspondence, patent material, research notes and data, photographs, reprints, and materials relating to work for Caltech, government agancies, and private organizations. The complete finding aid is available at the Online Archive of California, and the link can be accessed in the External Documents section of this record.
Letter To His Father 1874
Letters To H.M. Goodwin 1889-1937
Leverett G. Davis, Jr. Papers, 1946-1975
Leverett G. Davis, Jr. Papers, 1946-1975
Edward B. Lewis Papers
Lois Gosney Castle Troendle Papers, 1889-1965
Lois Gosney Castle Troendle Papers, 1889-1965
Maarten Schmidt LIGO Papers [Partially CLOSED]
Madrid, Alcalá, Salamanca
Frank E. Marble Papers
Frank Earl Marble (1918-2014) earned his PhD from Caltech in 1948, and remained as GALCIT faculty and active in his research at Caltech for over fifty years. The Frank E. Marble papers illustrate Marble's contributions to the field of aeronautics and mechanical engineering, and consist of correspondence, research notes, notebooks, and writings.
Rudolph A. Marcus Papers
The Rudolph A Marcus papers consist of working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material. Marcus is best known for his contributions to the theory of electron transfer reactions in chemical systems, for which he won the 1992 Nobel Prize in chemistry.