Science
Found in 152 Collections and/or Records:
A Scheme for Establishing the Royal Society, c 1665-c 1727
Seven drafts.
Additional publications and lectures, 1949-1964
Alphabetical files, 1914 - 2002
This series of files were in alphabetical order. A lot of the material relates to references and honours and is therefore closed on data protection grounds.
"Are there Men in the Moon?", 8 Mar 1942
Audio-visual, 1975 - 2002
This series includes a number of short films and documentaries about Max and his work. It also includes some material prepared by other scientists of the time.
Bagnold's 'flat-files'
Containing data on size of sand grains from the Libyan Desert.
Correspondence, 1921 - 1967
'History of New Museums', 1716 - 1891
This collection of records assembled by John Willis Clark, documents the development of the former Botanic Garden in central Cambridge as the site - the New Museums site as it became known - for teaching and research in science subjects. Clark, who was Superintendent of the Museum of Zoology and Secretary of the Museums and Lecture Rooms Syndicate 1865-91, provided a contents list at the start of each volume. This has been transcribed in the descriptions below.
Laboratory notebooks, 1927-03-31 - 1946-04-19
Literary, 1937 - 2002
This series includes published scientific papers, articles about scientific and other issues, some obituaries, book reviews published in New York and London, and notes for both lectures and speeches.