Benjamin Silliman Jr.'s 1874 papers: American contributions to chemistry.

Historical Review of the Teaching of Ophthalmology at the School of Medicine, Yale University *

Ophthalmology has often been called the Mother of Specialties and it is probably true that diseases of the eye were the first to engage the full-time activities of physicians. With this in mind it is interesting to look back over the years and learn when ophthalmology was first accorded special attention in the Medical Department of Yale University and to trace its development to the present ti...

Organization and Development of the Embryo

Organization and Development of the Embryo is based on a series of Silliman Lectures at Yale University given by Ross G. Harrison in 1949 under the same title. Professor Harrison was unable to prepare these lectures for publication because of illness, but his assistant, Miss Sally Wilens, has assembled in this volume the notes and papers of Professor Harrison on which the content of the lecture...

The Pulmonary Circulation and Interstitial Space

Organization and Development of the Embryo is based on a series of Silliman Lectures at Yale University given by Ross G. Harrison in 1949 under the same title. Professor Harrison was unable to prepare these lectures for publication because of illness, but his assistant, Miss Sally Wilens, has assembled in this volume the notes and papers of Professor Harrison on which the content of the lecture...

The Chemist as Consultant in Gilded Age America

Symposium on taxonomy.

INTRODUCTION PART 1. SOME COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE A number of years ago, Professor Robert S. GENERAL OUTLINE CLASSIFICATION PROPOSED Breed and the late Colonel A. Parker Hitchens BY KRASSILNIKOV, 1949, AND THE OUTLINE initiated the gathering of bacteriologists at the CLASSIFICATION THAT WILL BE USED IN 7TH annual meeting of the Society of American EDITION OF BERGEY'S MANUAL Bacteriologists to d...