Recollections of assembling Tiselius' apparatus

Arne Tiselius, 1902-1971.

Recollections of My Life

Indian Mutiny, the particulars of which thrilled them with horror, and the happy termination with profound gratitude, at the time of their occurrence. Early life is well depicted, when sport, adventures and escapes from danger make strong impressions on the mind. An experience of medical interest is well described, where, when swimming in the sea off Bermuda, shortly after having seen a poor bo...

Personal recollections.

I hope that this article will provide a short review of my involvement with physical and biological aspects of 'excluded volume' or 'molecular crowding'. The list of references is not exhaustive, but is meant primarily to acknowledge my debt to my many colleagues.

Recollections of Professor

With Dr. Fischer's long interest in muscle physiology and with his background in Germany, I thought that my personal experiences in Professor Otto Meyerhof's laboratory in Heidelberg, 1931-1932, might be of interest. This laboratory was at that time one of the outstanding centers for research in muscle physiology and chemistry. The laboratory was called the Kaiser Wilhelm-Institute fiir Medizin...

Recollections of My Young Days

I was bashful by nature. In elementary school, I was enthusiastic about painting pictures, posters, and calligraphy, and making butterfly specimens and models. When I entered the middle school of Seikei Gakuen, I was fortunate to have good teachers and friends. Prof. Kusatao Nakamura taught us the "Preciousness of the pureness of heart", which is the principle of my life. After World War II, sc...