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Finding Aid to the Michael Heidelberger Papers, 1901-1990 (bulk 1940-1975)

Archives and Modern Manuscripts Program, History of Medicine Division
Processed by Kate Dillon
Completed December 1994
Encoded by John P. Rees


Summary Information
Title: Michael Heidelberger Papers
Creator: Heidelberger, Michael, b. 1888
Dates: 1901-1990 (bulk 1940-1975)
Extent: 22 linear feet (38 boxes)
Abstract:
Michael Heidelberger (1888-1991) is known as one of the founders of quantitative immunochemistry, and in the course of his career studied, among others, bacterial polysaccharides (particularly pneumococcal), as well as the immunochemistry of proteins, antibodies, and antigens. The papers deal primarily with Heidelberger's career as a teacher, researcher, and active member of the scientific community.

Call number: MS C 245a
Language: Collection materials primarily in English
Location: Materials stored onsite. History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine

Access Restrictions:

Collection is not restricted. Contact the Reference Staff for information regarding access.

Copyright and Re-use Information

Donor's copyrights were transferred to the public domain. Archival collections often contain mixed copyrights; while NLM is the owner of the physical items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. It is the user's responsibility to research and understand any applicable copyright and re-publication rights not allowed by fair use. NLM does not grant permissions to publish.

Privacy Information

Archives and manuscript collections may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in any collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications for which the National Library of Medicine assumes no responsibility.

Preferred Citation:

[Call Number, Collection Name, Series Number], Modern Manuscripts Collection, History of Medicine Division, National Library of Medicine, USA.

Alternate Forms Available:

Portions of the Collection have been digitized and are available at: http://profiles.nlm.nih.gov

Provenance:

Gift of Philip Heidelberger, 1992, Acc. #704.

Custodial History:

The papers of Michael Heidelberger came to the National Library of Medicine's History of Medicine Division in two accessions. The first arrived in May of 1969 and was arranged in conjunction with the preparation of an oral history interview with Heidelberger. Heidelberger himself donated these papers. This holding consists of six manuscript boxes and can be located under the call number MS C 245. This first, small, accession contains personal and general correspondence, and material relating to associations, conferences, congresses and institutes. These papers complement the oral history interview, the transcript of which can be found at call number OH 35. The second volume of this oral history is an item by item catalog of the papers comprising the first accession. For efficient access to MS C 245, the catalog must be used, due to an intricate numbering system established by the initial processor. This arrangement militates against any integration of this first accession with the larger, more comprehensive accession received in January of 1992.

The second donation was made after Heidelberger's death by his grandson, Philip. This finding aid is for use with the materials of this 1992 accession. Most of the material came from Heidelberger's office at New York University, while some of the personal materials came from his apartment.


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National Library of Medicine

Finding Aid to the Michael Heidelberger Papers, 1901-1990 (bulk 1940-1975)

Archives and Modern Manuscripts Program, History of Medicine Division
Processed by Kate Dillon
Completed December 1994
Encoded by John P. Rees

Descriptive Summary

Heidelberger, Michael, b. 1888Michael Heidelberger Papers Dates: 1901-1990 (bulk 1940-1975)22 linear feet (38 boxes)MS C 245a Materials stored onsite. History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine Abstract:Michael Heidelberger (1888-1991) is known as one of the founders of quantitative immunochemistry, and in the course of his career studied, among others, bacterial polysaccharides (particularly pneumococcal), as well as the immunochemistry of proteins, antibodies, and antigens. The papers deal primarily with Heidelberger's career as a teacher, researcher, and active member of the scientific community.Collection materials primarily in EnglishProvenance:

Gift of Philip Heidelberger, 1992, Acc. #704.

Access Restrictions:

Collection is not restricted. Contact the Reference Staff for information regarding access.

Copyright and Re-use Information

Donor's copyrights were transferred to the public domain. Archival collections often contain mixed copyrights; while NLM is the owner of the physical items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. It is the user's responsibility to research and understand any applicable copyright and re-publication rights not allowed by fair use. NLM does not grant permissions to publish.

Privacy Information

Archives and manuscript collections may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in any collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications for which the National Library of Medicine assumes no responsibility.

Preferred Citation:

[Call Number, Collection Name, Series Number], Modern Manuscripts Collection, History of Medicine Division, National Library of Medicine, USA.

Custodial History:

The papers of Michael Heidelberger came to the National Library of Medicine's History of Medicine Division in two accessions. The first arrived in May of 1969 and was arranged in conjunction with the preparation of an oral history interview with Heidelberger. Heidelberger himself donated these papers. This holding consists of six manuscript boxes and can be located under the call number MS C 245. This first, small, accession contains personal and general correspondence, and material relating to associations, conferences, congresses and institutes. These papers complement the oral history interview, the transcript of which can be found at call number OH 35. The second volume of this oral history is an item by item catalog of the papers comprising the first accession. For efficient access to MS C 245, the catalog must be used, due to an intricate numbering system established by the initial processor. This arrangement militates against any integration of this first accession with the larger, more comprehensive accession received in January of 1992.

The second donation was made after Heidelberger's death by his grandson, Philip. This finding aid is for use with the materials of this 1992 accession. Most of the material came from Heidelberger's office at New York University, while some of the personal materials came from his apartment.

Alternate Forms Available:

Portions of the Collection have been digitized and are available at: http://profiles.nlm.nih.gov

Other Finding Aids

Heidelberger's oral history volume 2 (OH 35) is an annotated calendar list of every item in the collection.

Index of Correspondents

  • AAAS
  • Abbott Laboratories
  • Abraham, George N.
  • Abramson, Steven
  • Academia Brasileira de Ciencias Humanas
  • Academia di Medicina di Torino
  • Academia Nazionale dei Lincei
  • Academic Press
  • Academie d'Aix
  • Adams, Gordon
  • Adelsberger, Lucie
  • Adler, Frank L.
  • Adler, Lynn
  • Aisenberg, Alan C.
  • Aladjen, Ludwick
  • Alami, Samith
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Albini, Boris
  • Alexander, James K.
  • Allard, Leo
  • Allen, Peter
  • Amano, Tsunehisa
  • American Academy of Achievement
  • American Academy of Allergy
  • American Academy of Art and Sciences
  • American Academy of Microbiology
  • American Association of Immunologists
  • American Cancer Society
  • American Chemical Society
  • American Chemical Society News Service
  • American Chemical Society, Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
  • American Chemical Society, Division of Biological Chemistry
  • American Chemical Society, Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
  • American Chemical Society, Division of Chemistry
  • American Chemical Society, Jersey Section
  • American Ethical Union
  • American Friends of the Hebrew University
  • American Heart Association
  • American Medical Association
  • American Philosophical Society
  • American Public Health Association
  • American Society for Microbiology
  • American Society for Microbiology, Illinois
  • American Society of Biological Chemists
  • American Society of Immunologists
  • American Viscose Corp.
  • AMES Research Lab
  • Amiraian, Kenneth
  • Anderson, George
  • Andrews, Christopher
  • Anfinsen, C.B.
  • Annales d'Immunologie
  • Annual Review
  • Annual Review of Biochemistry
  • Annual Review of Medicine
  • Annual Review of Microbiology
  • Annual Reviews Inc.
  • Anrdt, A.
  • Ansari, A.A.
  • Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics
  • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Arisian, Khoren
  • Arnold, James R.
  • Arnon, Ruth
  • Ascoli, Alberto
  • Ashwell, Gilbert
  • Askonas, B.A.
  • Aspinall, G.O.
  • Atkins, Ed
  • Auchincloss, Reginald
  • Austen, K. Frank
  • Austrian, Robert
  • Avrameas, Stratis
  • Babbiani, Giulio
  • Baci, Hans
  • Bacteriological Reviews
  • Baddiley, James
  • Baddiley, Mark
  • Baer, Harold
  • Baer, Rudolf
  • Bailey, Percival
  • Baines, Mae
  • Baker, E.E.
  • Baker, Phillip
  • Baker, Robert S.
  • Balaban, Miriam
  • Baldo, B.A.
  • Baldwin, I.L.
  • Ball, Derek
  • Barbieri, A. de
  • Bari, Carlo
  • Barigozzi
  • Barker, S.A.
  • Barnes, B.A.
  • Barry, Guy T.
  • Bart, Robert S.
  • Barzilai, Dr.
  • Basu
  • Bateman, J.B.
  • Bath, April
  • Batter, Robert N.
  • Bauck, B.J.
  • Bayer, P.D.
  • Bayless, William A.
  • Beard, Joseph
  • Bearn, Alex
  • Belfrage, Cedric
  • Benacerraf, Barry
  • Bendich, Aaron
  • Bendixen, Henrik
  • Benedict, Albert A.
  • Benjamini, E.
  • Berguson, Paul
  • Bernal, J.D.
  • Bernardi, G.
  • Bernfeld, Peter
  • Berzofsky, Jay A.
  • Bessell, P.
  • Besterman, Edwin
  • Beutner, Ernst H.
  • Bhatnagar, S.S.
  • Biauco, Angelo Carlo
  • Bibel, Debra Jan
  • Bier, Milan
  • Bier, Otto
  • Bing, Richard
  • Biochemical Group of the North
  • Biochemical Journal
  • Biochemical Society
  • Biochemistry
  • Biophysical Society
  • Birmingham, University of
  • Bishop, C.T.
  • Bissell, Peter
  • Bjorklund, Bertil
  • Bjorneboe, Mogens
  • Black, Al
  • Black, Ira B.
  • Blank, G.
  • Blasingame, L.J.L.
  • Blinks, Laurence
  • Bloch, Konrad
  • Bloom, Barry
  • Blout, Elkan
  • Blumberg, Baruch
  • Bohenski, Robert
  • Bond, V.P.
  • Bonner, James
  • Bonvini, Ezio
  • Bordet, Paul
  • Borek, Ernest
  • Bosch Leendert
  • Bose, J.L.
  • Bose, S.
  • Bourne, E.J.
  • Bouveng
  • Bowden, George
  • Bowen, William H.
  • Bowker, R.W.
  • Box-Hutchinson, Louise
  • Boyd, William C.
  • Boyden, Alan
  • Bradish, Claude
  • Brandeis University
  • Branham, Sara E.
  • Braun, Werner
  • Brendel, W.
  • Brent, L.
  • Brink, John J.
  • Brink, Norman
  • Briody, B.B.
  • British Columbia, University of
  • British Society for Immunology
  • Bronk, Detlev
  • Bronte, Lydia
  • Brooke, M.S.
  • Brookhaven National Library
  • Brower, Clayton R.
  • Brown, Joseph
  • Brown, Rachel
  • Bruxelles, Universitie Libre de
  • Bryson, Vernon
  • Buckley, Senator James L.
  • Budman, Daniel
  • Bueding, Ernest
  • Buggs, C.W.
  • Bukantz, Samuel J.
  • Burger, Max
  • Burtin, P.
  • Buttery, Stephen
  • Calabi, Ornella
  • Calcutta, University of
  • Califano, L.
  • Callis, J.J.
  • Campbell, Charles I.
  • Campbell, John
  • Canada, Medical Research Council of
  • Canadian Journal of Chemistry
  • Cancer Research
  • Cancer Research, Institute for
  • Cano, Francis
  • Carbohydrate Research
  • Carroll, Bean and Diane Lee
  • Casper, Wolfgang
  • Cavallo, Giorgio
  • Cell
  • Cenader, B.
  • Center for Advanced Study in the Behaviour Sciences
  • Chagas, Carlos
  • Chamme-gowda, D.
  • Chanock, R.M.
  • Chargaff, Erwin
  • Chase, Allan
  • Chase, Merrill
  • Chatterjee, B.P.
  • Cheever, F.S.
  • Chemical Abstracts Service
  • Chemical Engineering News
  • Chen, Sheldon
  • Cherniak, RObert
  • Chessin, Laurence
  • Chester Beatty Research Institute
  • Chi, David
  • Chile, Universidad de
  • Christian, Charles L.
  • Ciba
  • Cigna
  • Claman, Henry N.
  • Clark, P.F.
  • Clark, R. Lee
  • Cline, Joseph
  • Cochrane, Charles G.
  • Cocito, C.
  • Coe, Kenneth
  • Cohen, Joseph H.
  • Cohen, Seymour
  • Cohn, Melvin
  • Cohn, Waldo E.
  • College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University
  • Columbia University
  • Committee on Biophysics
  • Commonwealth Fund
  • Community Tech., Inc.
  • Conaty, James J.
  • Concepcion, Universidad de
  • Conrad, H. Edward
  • Consolazio, William V.
  • Coons, Albert
  • Cooper, Max
  • Cordoba, Felix
  • Cornell University
  • Corner, George W.
  • Cotzias, George
  • Council of Associated Research Councils
  • Cournand, Andre
  • Courtois, Gilbert
  • Courtois, Jean
  • Cox, C.D.
  • Craig, Howard
  • Crane, E.J.
  • Crescenzi, Vittorio
  • Crockson, R.A.
  • Cruise, Julius
  • Cruz Coke, Eduardo
  • Dager, Edward
  • Daly, John F.
  • D'Amato, Senator Alphonse
  • Daniell, J.
  • Darte, Robert
  • Das, Amalendie
  • Das, Manoy K.
  • David, Bernard
  • David, Edward
  • Davies, D.A.L.
  • Davis, A.L.
  • Day, Eugene D.
  • De Vita, Vincent
  • Dea, Iain
  • Deal, William B.
  • Dedonder, R.
  • Defendi, Vittorio
  • DeJongh, Don C.
  • Denner, Hector O.
  • Desnuelle, P.
  • deStevens, G.
  • Detroit Immunological Society
  • Deutsch, Harold
  • Dewey, N.Barbara
  • Dexter, Daniel
  • Dictionary of American Biography
  • Dietrich, Felix M.
  • Dillinger, Karen
  • Dirrlakawa, Irena
  • Dixon, Frank J.
  • Dole, Vince P.
  • Donaldson, Iain Alisdair
  • Dorfman, Albert
  • Dousset, Jean
  • Downstale Medical Center
  • Doyle, J.
  • Dray, Shelden
  • Dreessen, Mark F.
  • Dripps, Robert W.
  • du Vigneaud, Vincent
  • Dubecco
  • Dudman, W.F.
  • Dunn, L.C.
  • Dutton, Guy
  • Eagle, Harry
  • Eaton, Beatrice
  • Edelman, Isidore
  • Edsall, Geoffrey
  • Edsall, John T.
  • Egan, William M.
  • Eichmann, Klaus
  • Eigen, Manfred
  • Eiseman, Ben
  • Eisen, Herman
  • Eisenberg, H.
  • Eisenhower, Dwight D.
  • Eisenstein, Toby K.
  • Ekstedt, Richard D.
  • El Khadem, H.
  • Elbein, Alan D.
  • Elberg, Sanford
  • Elderfield, Robert C.
  • Eliceiri, G.
  • Elliott, S.D.
  • Elsbach, Peter
  • Elservier Publishing Company
  • Emmrich, Frank
  • Encyclopedia Americana
  • Encyclopedia Britannica Films
  • Engel, Estella
  • Engelberg, E.
  • Ericson, Ed
  • Eriksen, Jorumm
  • Estrada-Parra, Sergio
  • Ethical Culture Schools
  • Ethical Culture, New York Society for
  • Ethical Culture, Society for
  • Ethical-Fieldson Alumni Association
  • Euratom
  • Evand, Adelbert S.
  • Evans, Barbara
  • Evans, Charles A.
  • Evarts, Edward V.
  • Fabre, Rene
  • Fagaeus, Astrid
  • Fahraeus, Gosta
  • Fang, Chyang-Tzong
  • Farber, Saul
  • Farr, Lee E.
  • Farr, Richard
  • Fazikas, S.
  • Feder, Ned
  • Federation of American Scientists
  • Federazione Musicale, La
  • Feeney, Robert
  • Feingold, David S.
  • Felartiga, Joel
  • Ferreyea, Ramon
  • Fich, Sylvan
  • Fieldston School
  • Finegold, Milton J.
  • Firshein, William
  • Fischer, Hermann
  • Flammarion
  • Fleisch, Alfred
  • Florida, University of
  • Fogel, Marian
  • Foldes, J.
  • Folkers, Karl A.
  • Ford, Gerald
  • Fordham University
  • Forma Scientific
  • Forsee, James H.
  • Foster, Allan
  • Foster, J.W.
  • Foulkes, James G.
  • Foundation for the Institute of Research and Advanced Studies
  • Fox, H. Herbert
  • Francaise D'Allerge, Societie
  • France, Ambassade de aux Etat-Unis
  • Frank, Lawrence
  • Franklin, Edward C.
  • Franz, G.
  • Frappier, Armand
  • Freedberg, Irwin M.
  • Fremont-Smith, Frank
  • French, Dexter
  • Freter, Rolf
  • Frey, J.
  • Frieden, E.
  • Friedman, Herman
  • Friend, Charlotte
  • Fudenberg, H. Hugh
  • Gadebusch, Hans H.
  • Gaebler, O.H.
  • Gardner, William
  • Garegg, Per J.
  • Gary, Norman D.
  • Gaudy, Elizabeth
  • Geckeler, Bill
  • Gellhorn, Alfred
  • Gerety, Robert
  • Germouth, Frederick
  • Geschwind, Irving I.
  • Gesellschaff fur Immunologie
  • Gibbins, L.N.
  • Gibbs, Clarence
  • Gilde, Hans-Georg
  • Gill, Thomas
  • Gin, Donald West
  • Ginsberg, Harold S.
  • Glaser, Robert J.
  • Glaudemans, Neil
  • Glaxo Research Ltd.
  • Goebel, Walther
  • Goldfeder, Anna
  • Goldstein, Ira
  • Goldstein, Irwin J.
  • Golub, E.S.
  • Golubow, Jules
  • Good, R.A.
  • Goodman, J.W.
  • Goodner, Kenneth
  • Goodpasture, Ernest
  • Gorbachev, Mikhail
  • Gordon, Francis B.
  • Gorel, Fred
  • Gorham, L.W.
  • Gorham, Paul R.
  • Gorin, P.A.J.
  • Gosalvez y Gosalvez, M.
  • Gotschilch, Emil C.
  • Gournay, Paul
  • Grabar, Pierre
  • Grappel, Sarah F.
  • Gras, J.
  • Grave, Eric V.
  • Griffith Fund (re)
  • Griffiths, Mervyn
  • Gromska, W.
  • Gross, Jerome
  • Gross, Mason
  • Gruber-Gerardy, K.F.
  • Grumbach, Arthur
  • Guadalajara, Universidad de
  • Guggenheim Foundation
  • Gugliemo, Giovanni
  • Gustus, Edwin
  • Gwadz, Robert W.
  • Haagensen, Dr. and Mrs. C.D.
  • Haak, Johannes
  • Habef, David
  • Haber, Edgar
  • Haberman, Sol
  • Haddad, Wilfred
  • Hager, Lowell
  • Hahn, Ralf
  • Hakamori, S.
  • Halbert, Seymour P.
  • Haldane, J.B.S.
  • Halpern, B.N.
  • Haltauer, Charles
  • Halvason, H.O.
  • Halvorson, H.O.
  • Hamilton, J. Kelvin
  • Hammer, Dietrich
  • Hammerlenz, U.
  • Hammerman, David
  • Hanle, Helmut
  • Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
  • Harriss, Lowell
  • Harvard Medical School
  • Harvey Society
  • Hash, John H.
  • Haskell, Theodore H.
  • Hassid, W.Z.
  • Hastings Symposium, A Baird
  • Hastings, A. Baird
  • Haughton, Geoffrey
  • Haukenes, Gunnar
  • Haurowitz, Felix
  • Hausewright, Riley D.
  • Havas, H. Francis
  • Haynes
  • Heath, Edward
  • Heding, Lise
  • Hehman, I.R.
  • Heidelberger, Patricia
  • Heifetz, Carl L.
  • Heinicke, Ralph
  • Heinter, T.H.
  • Hellstrom, Prof. and Mrs. K.E.
  • Henderson, Brian E.
  • Henderson, D.W.
  • Henle, Werner and Gertrude
  • Henricksen, Jorgen
  • Henricksen, Svarre
  • Herritt, H. Houston
  • Hershan, Stella K.
  • Hershey, A.D.
  • Hertog, Susan G.
  • Herz, Professor
  • Heyman, David M.
  • Heymann, Hans
  • Higginbotham, R.D.
  • Hijamans, W.
  • Hildebrand, Joel H.
  • Hirasaka, Y.
  • Hirata, Youshikazu
  • Hirsch, Jules
  • Hirst, E.L.
  • Hirtle, Peter B.
  • Ho, Professor
  • Hobby, Gladys L.
  • Hoffmann-Ostenhof, Otto
  • Hofstad, Tor
  • Hollaender, Alexander
  • Hollander, Vincent P.
  • Holzworth, George
  • Homburger, Freddy
  • Horecker, B.L.
  • Hormann, Klaus
  • Hornig, Donald F.
  • Horowitz, Martin
  • Horton, Derek
  • Hostetter, Margaret K.
  • Houssay, Bernardo
  • How, M.J.
  • Huang, Jeng-sheng
  • Huberman, Eliezer
  • Hughes, R.C.
  • Hultberg, Sven
  • Humphrey, John
  • Hurwitz, Mrs. S.
  • Iharanathan, R.N.
  • Iida, Kyoho
  • Immigration and Naturalization Service
  • Immunochemistry
  • Immunochemistry, International Journal of
  • Immunology
  • Immunology, First International Congress on
  • Infection and Immunity
  • Infectious Disease Research Lab
  • Informedia Corporation
  • Ingle, Dwight
  • Inoue, Kozo
  • International Carbohydrate Symposium
  • International Congress for Microbiology
  • International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research
  • International Science Foundation
  • International Society for the Welfare of Cripples
  • Iranian Biochemical Society and Food and Nutrition Inst. of Iran
  • Irwin, M.R.
  • Ishizaka, Kimishige
  • Ishizaka, Teruko
  • Isley, Philip
  • Isliker, Henry
  • Issacs, Edward Robert
  • Ivanovicsm, Gyorgy
  • Iverson, Lalla
  • Jahrmarker, H.u.U.
  • Janecke, H.
  • Janeway, Charles A.
  • Jankovic, Branislav
  • Jann, Barbara
  • Jann, Klaus (Bob)
  • Janoff, Aaron
  • Javitt, Norman B.
  • Jawetz, Ernest
  • Jeanes, Allene
  • Jeanloz, Roger W.
  • Jefferson (Thomas) University
  • Jennings, Robert
  • Jennison, M.W.
  • Jerne, Niels K.
  • Jeska, Edward
  • Johansson, T.S.K.
  • Johnson, John L.
  • Johnson, Lyndon Baines
  • Johnstone, Donald B.
  • Jones, Frank
  • Jones, Ira Snow
  • Jones, J.K.N.
  • Journal of Bacteriology
  • Journal of Biological Chemistry
  • Journal of Experimental Medicine
  • Journal of Immunological Methods
  • Journal of Immunology
  • Journal of Infectious Diseases
  • Journal of the American Chemical Society
  • Journal of the National Cancer Institute
  • Journal of Theoretical Biology
  • Journees Pharmaceutiques Francaises
  • Juni, Elliott
  • Jutila, J.W.
  • Kaasen, Tor
  • Kabat, Elvin
  • Kahns, William J.
  • Kakavas, James C.
  • Kaku, Michitaka
  • Kalckar, Herman
  • Kallos, Liselotte and Paul
  • Kalsin, E.
  • Kamen, Martin
  • Kamisnski, Zigmund
  • Kansas University Endowment Association
  • Kaplan, Melvin A.
  • Kaplan, Nathan O.
  • Karabawa, WAlter
  • Karelsen, Frank E.
  • Karjala, S.A.
  • Karp, Vivian and Ben
  • Karpala, S.A.
  • Karush, Fred
  • Kask, Anne M.
  • Katchalski-Katzer, Ephraim
  • Katow, Toshio
  • Katsch, Seymour
  • Kayser, F.
  • Kendall, Forrest
  • Kendrell, Lydia
  • Kennedy, John F.
  • Kennedy, Robert F.
  • Kentucky, University of
  • Kenzy, S.G.
  • Kern, Albrecht
  • Kessel, Ross
  • Kessler, G.
  • Kibas, Joy Heaney
  • Killem Senior Fellowship Committee
  • Kimura, Y.
  • Kind, Leon
  • Kirrane, James A.
  • Kisic, Alemka
  • Klaber, Mrs. William
  • Kleczkowski, A.
  • Kleinschmidt, W.J.
  • Klevins, J.V.
  • Klinkmann, Herst
  • Knight C.A.
  • Knox, K.W.
  • Knox, W. Eugene
  • Koch, Ed
  • Koditscheck, Leah
  • Koenig, Virgil L.
  • Koffler, Henry
  • Kohn, Reuben
  • Kojima Somei
  • Kokko, U.P.
  • Koleber, Peter and Heidi
  • Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab, det
  • Kopple, Kenneth D.
  • Kornberg, Arthur
  • Krampitz, Lester O.
  • Krause, Richard M.
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Biographical Note

Michael Heidelberger was born April 29, 1888 and died June 25, 1991. He is known as one of the founders of quantitative immunochemistry, and in the course of his career studied, bacterial polysaccharides (particularly pneumococcal), as well as the immunochemistry of proteins, antibodies, antigens and complement (see the article "Michael Heidelberger April 1888-June 25, 1991" by Elvin A. Kabat on file in the Modern Manuscripts department). The first child of David (1850-1927) and Fannie Campe Heidelberger (1855-1954), Michael Heidelberger stated that he decided to become a chemist at the age of 8. He attended the Ethical Culture high school and Columbia University. He earned his B.S. in 1908, his A.M. in 1909 and his Ph.D. in 1911. After a year of study with Richard Willstatter in Zurich, he returned to the United States and took a position at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research where he worked with Walter Jacobs. During his tenure at the Rockefeller Institute Heidelberger conducted work on the chemotherapy of African sleeping sickness and began his pioneering work on polysaccharides with Dr. Oswald T. Avery. In World War I, Heidelberger served as a 1st Lieutenant in the Sanitary Corps (1918-1919), but was not sent to Europe.

In 1927, he left the Rockefeller Institute and moved to Mt. Sinai Hospital where he was both chemist to the hospital and a researcher. From 1928 to 1956, he worked for the Columbia University Medical Center was he continued his work as both a researcher and an instructor. In 1955, Heidelberger retired from Columbia and moved to the Institute of Microbiology at Rutgers University, where his research and teaching work continued. After nine years, he moved to the New York University School of Medicine, where he remained until his death. Heidelberger never really retired and was active in his field for nearly 80 years. In 1916, Heidelberger married Nina Tachau (1889-1946). They had one son, Charles (1920-1983) namesake of Heidelberger's younger brother Charles (1890-1914). Nina Tachau Heidelberger, an active member of the American Association for the United Nations and the League of Women Voters, died of cancer in 1946. In 1956, Heidelberger married Charlotte Rosen, who died in 1988.

Throughout his long and varied career, Heidelberger received fifteen honorary degrees, and 46 medals, citations, or awards. These included the Emil von Behring prize (1954), the National Medal of Science (1967), two Lasker Awards (1953 and 1978), and the Bronze Medal of the city of Paris (1964). He was also made a Fellow of the Royal Society. Twice president of the American Association of Immunologists, Heidelberger played an active role in numerous professional organizations, as well as serving as a referee for publications in immunochemistry and related fields. Heidelberger published countless articles and authored several books including An Advanced Laboratory Manual of Organic Chemistry (1923) and Lectures in Immunochemistry (1956). His lecture "The Scientist and Survival in an Atomic Era," was published in 1958.

In addition to his lifelong work in immunochemistry, Heidelberger was an avid musician (several musical compositions are located in Oversized Folder #2). He also participated in the World Health Organization and was a strong supporter of the mission of the United Nations. He often expressed a desire to foster peace and understanding among nations, and particularly disavowed the post-war build-up of nuclear weapons (see Series 2: Personal materials and correspondence addressed to Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy in Series 1: Correspondence).

For further information on the Heidelberger's life and career, including a bibliography and curriculum vitae, see Series 1: Personal materials, and Series 8: Drafts and reprints of Heidelberger's writings. In addition, these references may be useful:
  • Heidelberger, Michael. "A 'Pure' Organic Chemist's Downward Path." Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1981.
  • -----. "Reminiscences." Immunological Reviews. no. 82 (1984).
  • "A Centenary Tribute: Michael Heidelberger and the Metamorphosis of Immunologic Science." Journal of Immunology. 140(9):2861-2863, May 1, 1988.



The papers deal primarily with Heidelberger's career as teacher, researcher, and active member of the scientific community. Some personal and biographical materials were included in the donation, and these can be found in Series 1. Extensive correspondence, the bulk of which dates from 1956 to 1989, demonstrates Heidelberger's wide range of contacts and interests in the fields of immunochemistry and related disciplines.

Some of the holdings illustrate Heidelberger's role as an original researcher and contributor to scientific journals (Series 4, 5, 6, 8). Heidelberger's career as a teacher is also well-documented by this collection. Research notes and bound notebooks kept by students make up a large part of the collection. The notebooks, in particular, represent decades of research work conducted under Heidelberger's supervision.

The Heidelberger papers will be of interest to those researching in the evolution of immunochemistry both in the laboratory and without. The collection may also illuminate the growth and structure of the international scientific community in the twentieth-century. The fact that Heidelberger was active in his field for over seventy years makes these papers useful for studies of historical trends and developments. In addition, it is conceivable that historians interested in Columbia, Rutgers and New York University might find the papers of interest as he held faculty positions at all three. Researchers interested in pneumococcal polysaccharides, malaria, and typhoid might also used this collection, particularly for historical background.

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    MeSH Subjects

    • Antigens
    • Antigen-Antibody Complex
    • Immunochemistry
    • Malaria
    • Microbiology
    • Pneumococcal Infections
    • Polysaccharides, Bacterial
    • Trypanosomiasis, African
    Personal Names

    • Avery, Oswald Theodore, 1877-1955
    • Kabat, Elvin A. (Elvin Abraham), 1914-
    Corporate Names

    • Columbia University. College of Physicians and Surgeons
    • New York University. School of Medicine
    • Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
    • Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J. Institute of Microbiology

    Series Descriptions

    Series 1: Personal materials, 1909-1991
    These materials include clippings about Heidelberger's career as a scientist and his social activism, family reminiscences, various laudatory remarks, music he composed, and the program from his memorial service. In addition, there is an audio cassette of this memorial service and a reel to reel tape from Radio Cordoba in Argentina.

    The materials fill one manuscript box and are arranged in chronological order, using the first date if the folder covers a span of time. Undated material is filed at the back of the box.

    11"Goethe as a Scientist"[paper by Michael Heidelberger], 190912[Clippings about career], c. 1923-198813[Seating chart with autographs from dinner at Sixth International Congress for Experimental Cytology and menu with autographs from Eighth Congress de Chimie Biologique], July 12, 1957 and Oct. 8, 194814[Address and speeches], 1947, 1949, 1958, n.d.15"Some of what I remember of my husband David Heidelberger" [remembrances of Fannie Heidelberger (mother) dictated to her sister Blanche], May 5, 195416"As I remember my son"[remembrances of Fannie Heidelberger (mother) dictated to her sister Blanche], 195417[Announcement of retirement from Columbia University], June 18, 195618[Clippings documenting political activism], c. 1956-6019[Rally - (Eugene) McCarthy for President remarks], 1968110[Christmas letter], 1971111[Introductions and laudatory remarks for Michael Heidelberger], c. 1977-1988112[Acceptance remarks for Louisa Gross Horowitz prize for biology or biochemistry, John Jay award at Columbia and Lasker award], Oct. 5, 1977, 1978; March 23, 1988113[Pamphlet in] Commemoration of Charles Heidelberger, 1920-1983, February 19, 1983114Miller's final Charles Heidelberger draft, 1984115"Interview with and Impressions of Dr. Michael Heidelberger" by Barbara Evans, 1988116[Thank-you notes from schoolchildren], 1988117[Profiles of Michael Heidelberger], c. 1983-1989118[Program and remarks from memorial service for Michael Heidelberger], Sept. 12, 1991119"History and Family Tree of the Family of Gabriel Tachau"[Nina Heidelberger's family]120"Our First Trip to Europe"Abstract: [Remembrances of 1924 trip with first wife, Nina Tachau Heidelberger]121"Charlie's mother, her family and his preprofessional years" [notes byHeidelberger about his first wife son]122"My Idea of Why I Failed to Win the Nobel Prize"123Japanese calligraphy greeting124Bibliography and curriculum vitae1Audio cassette of memorial service1reel to reel tape from Radio Cordoba ArgentinaOversize1Commission and Discharge from the United States Army, 1918, 1919Oversize1Music composed by Michael HeidelbergerSeries 2: Correspondence, 1920-1991 (bulk 1956-1989)
    The first level of arrangement is alphabetical, with a chronological arrangement under that.

    This series contains correspondence both to and from Heidelberger. The correspondence is primarily professional, but there are a few purely personal greetings. In addition, there are several letters written to politicians and world leaders advocating peaceful solutions to world crises. An index to correspondents is appended to this finding aid.

    21[Letters to Nina Tachau Heidelberger], 1920-193322[Letters], 1920-192723[Letters], 1928-195624A, 1957-5825A, 195926A, 1960-6127A, 1962-6328A, 1964-6529A, 1966-67210A, 1968-70211A, 1971-74212A, 1975-77213A, 1978-82214A, 1983-87215A, 1988-90216B, 1957-58217B, 1959-61218B, 1962-63219B, 1964-6531B, 1966-6732B, 1968-7033B, 1971-7234B, 1973-7435B, 1975-7736B, 1978-8237B, 1983-8938C, 1957-5939C, 1960-61310C, 1962-64311C, 1965-67312C, 1968-70313C, 1971-72314C, 1973-74315C, 1975-79316C, 1980-82317C, 1983-8541C, 1986-8942D, 1957-6143D, 1962-6644D, 1967-6945D, 1970-7246D, 1973-7547D, 1976-7948D, 1980-8949E, 1957-61410E, 1962-69411E, 1970-78412E, 1979-83413E, 1984-89414F, 1957-61415F, 1962-69416F, 1970-76417F, 1977-89418G, 1957-61419G, 1962-6551G, 1966-6752G, 1968-6953G, 1970-7354G, 1974-7755G, 1978-8256G, 1983-9057H, 1956-5858H, 1959-6159H, 1962-64510H, 1965-66511H, 1967-68512H, 1969-70513H, 1971514H, 1972-73515H, 1974-76516H, 1977-8061H, 1981-8462H, 1985-9063I, 1956-6164I, 1962-7465I, 1975-8966J, 1957-5967J, 1960-6368J, 1964-6769J, 1968-69610J, 1970-74611J, 1975-88612K, 1956-59613K, 1960-63614K, 1964-65615K, 1966-69616K, 1970-73617K, 1976-9071L, 1957-6172L, 1962-6473L, 1965-7374L, 1974-7675L, 1977-7976L, 1980-8377L, 1984-9078M, 1957-5879M, 1959710M, 1960711M, 1961-62712M, 1963-64713M, 1965-66714M, 1967-6881M, 1969-7082M, 1971-7483M, 1975-7884M, 1979-8285M, 1983-8486M, 1985-9087N, 1958-5988N, 1960-6289N, 1963-64810N, 1965-67811N, 1968-69812N, 1970-71813N, 1972-73814N, 1974-7591N, 1976-7892N, 1979-8293N, 1983-9094O, 1957-5995O, 1960-6996O, 1970-8997P, 1957-5998P, 1960-6199P, 1962910P, 1963-65911P, 1966-69912P, 1970-76913P, 1977-81914P, 1982-90915Q, 1960-88916R, 1956-57917R, 1958-59918R, 1960-61919R, 1962101R, 1963-64102R, 1965-66103R, 1967-68104R, 1969-70105R, 1971-72106R, 1973-75107R, 1976-78108R, 1979-82109R, 1983-891010S, 1957-581011S, 19591012S, 19601013S, 19611014S, 19621015S, 19631016S, 1964-651017S, 1966-67111S, 1968112S, 1969113S, 1970-71114S, 1972-73115S, 1974-76116S, 1977-78117S, 1979-81118S, 1982-83119S, 1984-871110S, 1988-901111T, 1957-591112T, 1960-611113T, 1962-661114T, 1967-691115T, 1970-761116T, 1977-881117U, 1957-591118U, 19611119U, 1962-691120U, 1970-901121V, 1957-85121W, 1957-58122W, 1959123W, 1960-61124W, 1962-63125W, 1964-65126W, 1966-68127W, 1969-70128W, 1971-75129W, 1976-781210W, 1979-821211W, 1983-901212Y, 1967-761213Y, 1977-831214Y, 1984-891215Z, 1971-901216Unidentified correspondentsSeries 3: Heidelberger Notebooks, 1904-1928
    This series contains notebooks kept by Heidelberger for classes in high school, at Columbia University and at the Rockefeller Institute. In addition, there is a travel diary of Europe (1924), and a notebook entitled "Analyses, etc. M.H. I" dated March 1927-May 1928.

    3231Ethical Culture School, Experiments in Chemistry, 1904-19053232Chemistry 141-2, Organic, c. 19093233Chemistry 142, 1909331Chemistry 143-144, Organic Conferences, c. 1909-1910332European scrap book, 1911333[Lab notebook], Nov. 1915-May 1916334[Lab notebook], Oct. 1916-June 1917335[Travel diary of Europe], 1924336Analysis etc., M.H. I, Mar. 1927-May 1928Series 4: Research notes, 1929-1990 (bulk 1929-1960)
    The original order is maintained, which is essentially alphabetical. Dates have been ascertained wherever possible and have been noted on the folders.

    This series contains research notes kept by Heidelberger, many of his students and several colleagues. They deal with a variety of immunochemical and immunological topics. Anyone examining this series should also see Series 7: Subject files.

    131Pn "R" Aggultinations, c. 1934-37132-5Anti-Antibodies II, III, c. 1940-86136Current, 1990137[Anti-DEa], c. 1951-52138-10Miscellaneous Antibody Studies (Kendall) Old S and Fractions, c. 1929-331311Students injected with Six Polysaccharides, c. 19461312-15Miscellaneous S I, II, III Antibody Notes Kendall, c. 1930-331316Aldobionic Acid from Gum Arabic, 19291317-18Dissociation of Specific Precipitates, c. 1936-371319-21Experimental Notes Rabbit AntiHorse, Paper I, c. 19391322Heavy Nitrogen Antibody Experiments, c. 19391323-25Anti-Pn Data on Students, c. 1942-43141Antibodies to Polysaccharides Student Series B 228, c. 1945-47142Sioux Falls Analyses, Data, Lists and Letters B 228, c. 1944-45143Antibodies - Pneumonia Patients, Rabbits, Vaccinated Subjects B 220-33, c. 1943-50144Frdl. A, Mening, Turner, St. John Antibody Experiments, 1940145-7Bjorklund's Notes, c. 1954-56148-11Mg++ effect on complement, 19461412Complement IV Human and Bier's Notes, 19411413-14Muller, Lab Notes Spinal Fluid C' Anti-C', c. 1947-481415Charts1416Charts Folin. Micro 2 Method, c. 1941-421417-19Charts: Serum 1046 - Krueger, c. 19401420Charts, Lipid Extraction Experiment - Krueger, 19401421-24B. Waksman C'2, 1949151Complement Fixation Notes, c. 1938-41152-9Estrada S XVIII Book II, c. 1959-60Abstract: NOTE: see also Estrada notes in Series 9: Student notebooks1510Glycogen Correspondence, c. 1953-541511Horse Sera - Antiproteins, c. 19391512Heparin Notes - Urine Albumen, 1929; 19341513Dr. Bertil Josephson's Notes, c. 19381514-16Miscellaneous Notes - Kendall - Diffusions incl. Tg, c. 1934-351517Kendall - Hydralysis of SI, c. 1930-311518-21Old Notes, SI, GA, Lemon Pectin, etc., c. 1923-27161-3Molecular Weight - Polysacchs, c. 1931164-5Kehta, c. 1961166Sp. Pptn, 1930167-12Krueger's Notes, c. 1940-501613-16Mayer, C Pn C Subst., c. 1938-421617-18Mouse Milk Factor, c. 1951-521619Miscellaneous Antibody Experiments, c. 1932-381620Pn III-VIII Cross-Reaction Velocity - Mayer, Kabat, c. 19401622Dr. Coates, St. Albans (Old), c. 19441623-25Mouse Milk Factor Reprints and Reports, 19511626Mouse Milk Factor - Krueger's Notes - Peso's NGB and F Notes, 19431627Albert O'Neill's Notes - C' Fraction and p - NO2 Benzyl Ribose, 1950-51171Proteins and Diazd. Arom. Amines, Also D2-26, 1928-29172Old S IV, 1929-30173-5Mayer - Phosphorylated Serum Albumen, c. 1939-42176Phosphorylated Egg Albumen Notes, c. 1940177Davis Pn Type IV S Notes, c. 1937-38178Polygalactoses, etc. Correspondence, c. 1954-56179-10Polyglucoses III, IV, V, rab. ser., c. 1956-571711Polyglucose correspondence, 1950-561712Rabbit 56-58, 19481713[Paper by Arnold Reif - "Degradation of Specific Bacterial Polysaccharides], 19571714Miscellaneous Kendall - Scherp S80-93x, c. 1934-351715-19Hemolytic Strep, c. 1934-361720Strep Dye protein, c. 1939-401721-22Strep. Type I - Fractions - Henricksen, c. 1940-411723Synth Polyglucose - Charts, Corresp., c. 19531724Probits, Logits1725-26Pn III - Pn VIII Cross-Reaction - Mayer, c. 1937-391727Precipitin Reaction - Effects of Salts, c. 1936181-4Tyler Notes on S VIII, c. 1961-67185S VII Typed, c. 1965186-11Stokinger's Tg Notes, c. 1934-39Abstract: NOTE: these are very brittle and must be handled with care1812Thyroglobin - Prepn and Props., c. 1932-341813Treffers S I and Anti-Tetanus Notes, c. 1937-401814-16Dye - Antidye System, c. 1930-351817Rabbit Preciptn, c. 1932-371818Type III and VIII Precipitn of Agglutination, c. 1936-391819Quantitative Pptin VII Ea-AntiEa Rabbit and Horse, c. 1936-391820Quant. Agglu. V Influenza B. Agglutinins and preciptins, c. 1938-411821Agglu. VI Hem Strep, c. 1940-411822-23III Agglutination - Quantitative Theory, c. 1934-36191Identity of Agglutination and Precipitin Quant. Aggl. Method, c. 1934-35192Pig C', c. 1951Series 5: National Defense Research Committee, 1943-1947
    These materials relate to work done for the National Defense Research Committee during and immediately following World War II. Included are the papers and forms often associated with research and some reports on findings.

    193Suspense File Nn, 1946-47194[Salaries and Wages], 1943195National Defense Research Committee, Office of Scientific Research and Development Informal Monthly Progress Report on Immunological Studies, May 10, 1943196"Use of Sensitized Guinea Pigs in Detection of W in the Field", 5-6 May 1944197-8Suspense File Ng [nettle globulin], c. 1943-45Series 6: Malaria research, 1942-1946
    These materials document Heidelberger's work on the immunochemistry of malaria during the war years. This series contain many documents in poor conditions and must be used with care.

    199-11Malaria, c. 19451912-16Malaria - Descriptive Notes, Dec. 1, 1942-Aug. 21, 19441917Malaria Pptin tests, c. 1943-451918-20Malaria - c' fixation II, c. 1944201-3Vaccination, c. 1944-46204Relapses, c. 1942205-6Men retained for observation, c. 1944207-8Various Notes, c. 1943-45209-11[Assorted malaria notes], c. 1943-452012-15[Notes on malaria including clinical records], c. 1943-452016-17II, III, IV Falc. malaria MS and reports, c. 1943-452018Malaria Complement Fixations, c. 19442019-21Malaria summary charts, c. 1944-45211Malaria complement fixations, c. 1944212-5Malaria - Complement Fixation Tests, Nov. 7, 1942-Aug. 25, 1943216-10Malaria St. Albans Complement Fixations, c. 1942-442111Malaria Notes, c. 1942-43Series 7: Subject files, 1921-1990 (bulk 1950-1985)
    This series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

    This series contains materials relating to various professional subjects, including organizations and associations, congresses and conferences, travel plans and speaking engagements, as well as several sets of notes on immunochemical topics. These notes on immunochemistry were left in the subject files series due to Heidelberger's placement of them within this context. When possible, dates were supplied to the folders.

    221Academie Nationale de Medicine, 1978; 1984222Academia Nazionale dei Lincei, 1989223-5AFEB [Armed Forces Epidemiological Board] and PNS Project, c. 1965-71226[Memo for users of the AFEB Personnel Directory], 1964227American Academy of Microbiology Advisory Panel, 1977-78228American Philosophical Society, 1968-69229American Philosophical Society News, Fall 19902210[Manuscript by S. Avrameas, "Two Marine Polyreactive Autoantibodies are Encoded by Non-Mutated Germ Line Genes"], 19892211[Anti-Pn charts]2212ASM [American Society for Microbiology] Meeting, 19802213[Material relating to collaborative effort with F.M. Berger], 19872214Eighth International Congress of Biochemistry, 19702215Bordet "Immunologie", c. 1970-722216Canada [trip], 19722217Child Research Council, Denver, c. 1963-682218Cholera Research Project, c. 1968-772219[Collegium Internationale Allergologicum - officers and members 1986-1988], 19872220[Notes on C' dissociation attempts], c. 1940-522221Conference, May 14-15, Cross-reactions, 19672222[Council for International Organization of Medical Sciences newsletter], May 19662223Cross-Reacting Vaccine Conference, 19732224Dochez memoir, c. 1930-19682225[E.coli - work with Klaus and Barbara Jann], c. 19852226Friedman - Krueger - Kass, 1987Abstract: [Correspondence concerning promised financial support and breach of contract]231Grabar festschrift, 1977-86232Graphs (Chaknavarty), 1966233Graphs - Arthur Karpas, 1974234Graphs [Periodote oxidation], c. 1968235[Graphs by C.V. Rao], 1963236[Graphs, misc.], 1954237-11[Graphs by students], c. 19702312[Gressor, Ion, biographical information set to Heidelberger as part of Gressor's nomination to the National Academy of Sciences], 19842313[Immunology course syllabus]2314Second and Third International Congress of Immunology, 450th Anniversary of Marburg University, Congres Francophone Internale d' Immunologie, 1974; 19752315Second and Third International Congress of Immunology, 450th Anniversary of Marburg University, Congres Francophone Internale d' Immunologie, 1976; 19772316-21Institute for Microbiology, Rutgers, c. 1961-632322Institute for Microbiology, 19652323["Jobs with Peace" petition], 19832324K30, K32, K85 Correspondents Reprints, 1964-682325[Kabat, Elvin - essays and nomination for the Mayor's award], 1983; 1990241Lipomyces, c. 1967-72242[Mayers, Manfred Martin 1916-1984 - biographical memoir by K. Frank Austen]243Mexico, 1970; summer 1973; Nov.-Dec. 1978244[List of U.S. representatives at the 2nd International Congress for Microbiology], 1936245Mond abstract/correspondence246Paper for Moustgaard festschrift, c. 1980-82247[Mycoplasms-mycoides database search], Oct. 11, 1984248National Library of Medicine, 1967; 1969249-14NSF Grant, c. 1955-642415[NSF application for grant extension], c. 19642416-21NSF Grants, Reports, c. 1964-762422[Reports to the NSF - polysaccharides and natural proteins], c. 1976251-3New York Community Trust - Ikle Fund, c. 1964-87254-5NYU Faculty, 1964-90256Faculty Resource Network [NYU Newsletter], Fall 1990257[Ovary, Zoltan - biographical materials]258-11[Oxyhemoglobin notes and data], c. 1921-232512-13Polyglactoses etc. Analyses, Notes, Final Report to AFEB [Armed Forces Epidemiological Board], 1955, c. 1953-722514-15Polygalactoses, 1972-852516-18Polyglucose, c. 1952-69261Pn [Pneumococcal] Vaccine Workshop, 1976262Pn I etc. to p. 30 - Analysis to yiiii, c. 1956-65263-4Pn Anti-Pn, c. 1967-82265Pneumococcus Polysaccharides - tables266Protein systems, c. 1964-70267Rao [student and colleague], c. 1965268-13Reprints Sent2614The Royal Society, 1975; 19782615S IX, XII, XIV chromatograms, 19542616Soc. de Chimie Biologique/D. Gesellschaft fur Physiologische Chemie, c. 1963-642617-18South America271Stollar's Project (cross-reactions using type VI polysaccharides), 1982272Strep F. correspondence with Willers, 1965-69273Summer, 1965274Summer [trip to Japan], 1971275Summer [travel plans], 1977276Takeda Lab. correspondence, 1971-72277-9Typhoid notes, c. 19282710[Waksman - biographical information]2711[Correspondence with G. Ward of Otisville branch of New York City Dept. of Health Laboratories], c. 1974-762712Correspondence with Otto Westphal, 1961-67 Abstract: NOTE: see also Series 2: Correspondence2713World Federation of the UN Association's Tenth Plenary Assembly, Bangkok, 19552714World Health Organization Report to the Director General, June 13, 19622715WHO [World Health Organization], c. 1964-742716WHO [World Health Organization] "Loyalty Check", 196527171963 Trip [Greece, Czechoslovakia and Switzerland]Series 8: Professional writings, 1955-1989
    Included in this series are drafts and reprints of articles and writings by Heidelberger intended for publication, as well as several written commentaries on books in his field. Writings found in Series 1 contain personal writings not intended for the scientific public. There is also some information concerning republication of articles.

    2718[Book review - Biological Aspects of Immunity], 19552719[Preface to Lectures in Immunochemistry], 19562720[Book review - The Clonal Selection Theory of Acquired Immunity], 19562721"Structure and Immunological Specificity of Polysaccharides", 19602722Mis. [proof of article "Immunological Relationships Between Bacteria Belonging to Two Separate Families: Pneumococci and Klebsiella"], 19752723["Cross-Reactions of polysaccharides of Pseudomonas acrugenosa in antipneumococcal and other antisera" - notes on publication], 1979; 19862724Chapter 3 [draft and correspondence regarding "A 'Pure' Organic Chemist's Downward Path: Chapter 3 "Retirement"], 19802725"Antibodies as labeled globulins"[draft article and publication correspondence], 19822726"Fifty Years Ago", 19822727Immunological Reviews republication [re: Chapter 1 of "A 'Pure' Organic Chemist's Downward Path:], 19842728"Immunologic Revolution: Facts and Witnesses" [draft], 19872729"Antisera to Bacterial Polysaccharides Reexamined: IgM Preciptins Relative to 7s Preciptins in Storage - Stable Equine Antisera to Pneumococcal Polysaccharides" with J.V. Chuba and J.D. Oppenheim, 19892730"Loss of a Sage", 19892731"Immunology of the Bacterial Cell Envelope Section I - Gram-positive Bacteria"2732"An Aspect of Carbohydrate Chemistry at Columbia and Birmingham"2733"Riassunto di recenti studi sulla constituzione chemica e specicita immunologica"Series 9: Student notebooks, 1928-1980 (bulk 1940-1975)
    This series is comprised of laboratory notebooks kept by students working with Heidelberger. They span over five decades of the twentieth century. Materials for which a date could not be ascertained are filed at the end of each name.

    281Adams I, 1953-55282Adams II and also Jahrmarker Book I, 1955-56283A. Aisenberg Exp. XI, 1952-54284Animals I [no student name], Sept. 1928-Jan. 1930285Animals II, 1930-33286Animals III, 1933-35287Animals IV, 1935-38288Animals V, 1938-42289Animals VI, 1942-552810Animals Record, July 1938-482811B. Riegel I, 1949-50 and also Markhams, 1962-642812Chakravarty Analyses I, 19662813Chakravarty Methods Book I, 19662814Cordoba, 1954-552815A. Das Book III, 1967-682816Di Lapi Book I, Aug. 1944-Nov. 19452817Di Lapi Book II, Oct. 1945-Dec. 1946 2818Di Lapi Book III, Sept. 1945-Oct. 19472819Di Lapi Book IV, Oct. 1947-Nov. 19482820Di Lapi Book V, March 1949-19502821Di Lapi Malaria, c. 19442822Dudman, Sept. 16, 1968-June 13, 19692823Estrada Book I, 19592824Estrada Book I [loose page]2825Estrada Book III [folder 1 of 4], April 1961-June 1963291-3Estrada Book III [folders 2-4], April 1961-June 1963294Fang Rabbit Serum I, 1970-73295Fang I, Oct. 15, 1971-Oct. 20, 1972296Fang II, Oct. 20, 1972-Oct. 25, 1973297Fang Pn Type IV S IV, April 23, 1973-Jan. 28, 1974298Fang S IV, Friedlander Antiserum, Dec. 4, 1973-July 5, 1974299Grosvenor Book I, Oct. 15, 1964-Nov. 9, 19652910Grosvenor Book II, Oct. 28, 1965-July 25, 19662911Grosvenor Book III, July 8, 1966-May 5, 19672912Grosvenor Book IV, April 20, 1967-Nov. 30, 1967 and also Jahrmarker II, c. 19552913Grosvenor Book V, Oct. 3, 1967-Nov. 9, 19702914Grosvenor Book VI, Nov. 16, 1967-April 23, 19682915Grosvenor Book VII, April 4, 1968-July 23, 19692916Grosvenor Book VIII, Nov. 11, 1969-May 19, 19712917Grosvenor Book X, May 4, 1971-July 25, 1971Abstract: [Includes notes by Lew and Higgenbotham]2918Higginbotham 1, Nov.11, 1969-March 27, 19702919Higginbotham 2, March 27, 1970-Sept. 29, 19702920Higginbotham 3, Sept. 30, 1970-June 3, 19712921Higginbotham 5, Jan. 18-June 19712922Higginbotham 6, June 4-July 5, 19712923Lew III, Aug. 31, 1972-June 15, 19732924Higginbotham 1 [steno pad], Nov. 11, 1969-[n.d.]2925Higginbotham 2 [steno pad], [n.d.]2926Higginbotham 3, [n.d.]2927Higginbotham literature [steno pad], [n.d.]2928Higginbotham readings 3, c. 19692929How [Book 1], Sept. 1962-May 1963301How Book 2, May 1963-May 1964302-6How Book 5, Sept. 1962-Aug. 1963307Howard Book 1, Oct. 25, 1973-May 30, 1975308Howard Book 2, 1975309Howard Book 3, March 24, 1975-Feb. 18, 19773010FEK I, June 15, 1926-Sept. 18, 19303011FEK II, April 2, 1930-Oct. 12, 19323012FEK III, May 12, 1932-March 27, 19333013FEK IV, Dec. 16, 1932-May 9, 19353014Kendall VI, 1934-363015Kollas, 1977-79; 19803016Krueger I, Sept 1947-Aug. 19483017Krueger II, Aug. 1948-June 19493018Krueger III, June 1949-Aug. 19503019Lew Book I, May 1972-June 19743020Lew Book II, Dec. 17, 1971-Oct. 23, 19723021Markowitz I, Feb. 8, 1947-March 2, 19483022Markowitz II, Nov. 24, 1947-June 1, 19483023Markowitz III, Aug. 18, 1948-Oct. 11, 19493024[Markowitz Miscellaneous notes (Chemistry)], Jan. 26, 19473025Markowitz Book 1, 1950-513026Markowitz Book 2, 1951-52311[Miscellaneous papers folded into Markowitz Book 2]312Markowitz Book 3, 1952-53313Markowitz Studies on S I, 1949-52314Mayer II, June 10, 1940-Dec. 10, 1941315Mayer III, Dec. 10, 1941-April 14, 1944316Mayer IV, April 20, 1945-Dec. 21, 1946321Middleton, April 1952-March 19533218[Miscellaneous loose papers from Middleton]321Powell Book I, June 1949-April 1951322Powell Book II, April 1951-February 1953323Powell Book III, Sept. 1953-July 1954324Rao Book I, Jan.-Feb. 1956325Rao Book II, [n.d.]326Rebers I, Nov. 1955-Feb. 1956327Rebers IV, Nov. 1956-June 1957328Rebers VII, May 1958-Feb. 1959329-11[Rebers], c. 1936-513232Scherp, 1935-383213Treffers, Dec. 1936-Jan. 19383214Tyler3215Tyler I, Sept. 1960-March 19623216Tyler I, Dec. 1961-Jan. 19633217Tyler II, March 1962-July 19643218Tyler III, Feb.-Sept. 19643219[Miscellaneous loose papers from Tyler III]3219[unidentified student notebook], Feb. 1954-May 19553219-23[unidentified student notebook], Oct, 1954-Aug. 19553222-27[unidentified student notebook], c. 1955Series 10: Printed materials, 1923-1990
    The series constitutes bound and published conference proceedings, journal numbers, printed lectures, memorial programs, books and other printed materials not created by Heidelberger.

    337Undersogelser over Gonokoktyperog Gonokokimmunosera af Eric Vollmond, 19233381st International Conference of Biochemistry, 19-23 Aug. 1949339Pareas: Some Factor that made for the Grandeur of the Inca Empire and La Cirugia del Craneo entre los Antiguas Peruanos, 19493310Institute of Biophysics, University of Brazil, 19503311The National Chemical Laboratory of India, Poona, 19503312The Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore, 19503313Dept. of Scientific Research and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, March 19513314Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research, 19523315Figures Pharmacetiques Francaises, 1953341First Report Institute for Microbiology Rutgers University, 1954-56342Columbia University Bulletin of Information - Report to the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Nov. 12, 1955343Second International Symposium on Immunopathology, Oct. 23-27, 1961344Hommage National a Jean Perrin, 1962345"Fact and Fiction in Immunological Self-Recognition Mechanisms" by Gustav J. Nossal, March 5, 1964346Hommage a Bernard Halpern, 1965347"The Development of Quantitative Immunochemical Methods and Some of the Consequences of their Introductions", Dec. 9, 1965348Annual Report Institute for Microbiology Rutgers University, 1968-69349Studies in Pneumococcus Polysaccharides, Jan. 19733410Proceedings of the Symposium on New Approaches for Inducing Natural Immunity to Pyogenic Organisms, March 21-23, 19733411Selman Abraham Waksman 1888-1873 [memorial program], Oct. 19733412Primer Congreso Nacional de Imunologia, Oaxtepec, Mor., Aug. 29-Sept. 2, 19763413Round-Table Gesprach "Fragen on die Immunologie: Behring-Prestroger antworten Studenten", June 28, 19773414Trends in Biochemical Sciences, vol. 4, no. 7, July 19793415The Royal Danish Academy of Arts and Letters, 1981351The Zipper Mechanism by Maria Gosalvez y Gosalvez, 1982352Immunological Reviews, no. 81-82-83, [reprint], 198535320 Jahre Gesellschaft fur Immunoligie, 1987354Out of the Earth Shall Come thy Salvation: Selman A. Waksman Centenary 1888-1988355NYU Medical Center News, vol. 19, no. 1, Summer 1988356The Royal Society: the Next 10 Years, 1990357News and Notes, issue 3, 1990358"Highly Parallel Computation" by Peter J. Denning and Walter F. Tichy, Nov. 20, 1990359National Physical Laboratory of India350The Central Drug Research Institute3511New York University Medical Center Residency Program Dept. of PathologySeries 11: Photographs, 1901-1988 (bulk 1950-1980)
    This series contains photographs of Heidelberger both at work and in recreation. Several of the family photographs are reprints of very old photos; the dates given above reflect the date the photo was originally taken. Ninety-two individual images, in sizes ranging from snapshots to portraits, make up this series. This series also includes a volume commemorating, in photos, Heidelberger's 1954 award of the Emil von Behring prize. Some of the largest images are housed in Oversized Folder #2, and these include portraits of Heidelberger himself, Walter W. Palmer, Simon Flexner, and A.R. Dochez.

    361Michael Heidelberger and Charlotte Rosen Heidelberger, c. 1956362Michael Heidelberger363Michael and Charles Heidelberger, 1920364Michael Heidelberger, Fanny Tachau, Nina Tachau - Michael and Nina's Wedding, June 29, 1916 365Michael Heidelberger, High School Graduation, 1905366Michael Heidelberger367David and Michael Heidelberger, 1901368Charles J. Heidelberger (Michael's brother) and Michael Heidelberger369Michael Heidelberger3610Charles, Michael, Nina Heidelberger, c. 19323611Nina Tachau Heidelberger, c. 19163612Michael Heidelberger3613Prof. The. Svedberg Uppsala3614Byron [Waksman?]3615"Round Table with Behring Prize Winners," Marburg/Lahn, June 19773616with Otto Westphal [Michael and Charlotte Heidelberger]3617[Michael Heidelberger and F. Percheron3618[Michael Heidelberger] with Tomcek Rome, 1953[?]3619[group of colleagues - Drs. Simon, Barriga, E. Coutreras and Gajardo]3619[Michael Heidelberger], [1968]3619Michael Heidelberger] photo by Otto Westphas, May 19873620Michael Heidelberger] with Frank Karelsen and Ed Franklin at the dedication of the Karelsen lab at NYU Med., Nov. 12, 19793623Dedication of the Frank Karelsen Lab. (pictured) at NYU, Nov. 12, 19793622Elvin Kabat, John Humphrey, H.M. Staub, O. Bier, H. Edozien [illegible], Emil Sorham [?], Michael Sele, Niels Ferue [?], Lewis [illegible] and Michael Heidelberger3625Hausmusik mit Dr. Bohn and Dr. Tanitz in Marburg, am 29.8.733626Henry Aranow, Jr [and Michael Heidelberger], May 19553627American Academy of Allergy, Phoenix, Arizona [panel], February 27-March 1, 1978Abstract: [group at table] [2 copies]3628[Michael Heidelberger and unidentified woman with] Sergio Estrada Parra3629[Michael Heidelberger at commencement or convocation]3630Prof. B.B. Sarkar, Physiology, Calcutta Pres. Physical Soc.; Dr. S.S. Bhatnagar; Prof Dey, Madra; Col. Bhatnagar3631King Inst., Madra, Staff and Drs. Rajagopalan and P.M.N. Naidu, Dir. Animal Health Dept. Bangelore3632N.K. Dutta, Pharmacologist; Col. Bhatnagar; Dr. Tripod Wagle, Dir. Haffkine Inst.3633-40[Michael Heidelberger]3641-42[Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]3643[Michael Heidelberger]3644[Michael Heidelberger at dinner in Paris]3645[Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]3646[conference in Paris]3647[Michael Heidelberger at dinner]3648Michael Heidelberger delivering a lecture in Paris] [2 copies]3649-50[Michael Heidelberger at lunch]3651[Michael Heidelberger at Tokyo University?]3652At Dean's Office (Dean Ushimo) Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University, Oct. 8, 19553653Zoltan Ovary3654[Michael Heidelberger with] staff at King Inst. Madras3655[round table at V Panamerica Congress of Pharmacy and Biochemistry in Santiago Chile], [Nov. 12-19, 1960]3656-57[Michael Heidelberger in Paris]3658[Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]3659-60[Michael Heidelberger receiving an honorary degree]3661[Michael Heidelberger receiving an honorary degree-Universidad de Guadalajara]3662To Michael Heidelberger a very nice friend, 19503663[set of photos (19) from] American Association of Immunologists Meeting, May 3, 19883664To Professor Dr. Heidelberger - S. Hasegawa3665[Walter A. Jacob]3666[Book of photos taken on the occasion of Michael Heidelberger winning the Emil von Behring prize], 1954Oversize2[studio portrait of Michael Heidelberger]Oversize2[portrait of Michael Heidelberger in lab]Oversize2[portrait of Walter W. Palmer-signed]Oversize2[portrait of Simon Flexner-signed]Oversize2[portrait of A.R. Dochez-signed]Oversize2[portrait of Rufus Cole-signed]

    Collection Scope and Content Note

    The papers deal primarily with Heidelberger's career as teacher, researcher, and active member of the scientific community. Some personal and biographical materials were included in the donation, and these can be found in Series 1. Extensive correspondence, the bulk of which dates from 1956 to 1989, demonstrates Heidelberger's wide range of contacts and interests in the fields of immunochemistry and related disciplines.

    Some of the holdings illustrate Heidelberger's role as an original researcher and contributor to scientific journals (Series 4, 5, 6, 8). Heidelberger's career as a teacher is also well-documented by this collection. Research notes and bound notebooks kept by students make up a large part of the collection. The notebooks, in particular, represent decades of research work conducted under Heidelberger's supervision.

    The Heidelberger papers will be of interest to those researching in the evolution of immunochemistry both in the laboratory and without. The collection may also illuminate the growth and structure of the international scientific community in the twentieth-century. The fact that Heidelberger was active in his field for over seventy years makes these papers useful for studies of historical trends and developments. In addition, it is conceivable that historians interested in Columbia, Rutgers and New York University might find the papers of interest as he held faculty positions at all three. Researchers interested in pneumococcal polysaccharides, malaria, and typhoid might also used this collection, particularly for historical background.

    Contents List
    Box | Folder Title
     
    Series 1: Personal materials, 1909-1991 [series]:

    These materials include clippings about Heidelberger's career as a scientist and his social activism, family reminiscences, various laudatory remarks, music he composed, and the program from his memorial service. In addition, there is an audio cassette of this memorial service and a reel to reel tape from Radio Cordoba in Argentina.

    The materials fill one manuscript box and are arranged in chronological order, using the first date if the folder covers a span of time. Undated material is filed at the back of the box.
    1 1
    "Goethe as a Scientist"[paper by Michael Heidelberger], 1909
    1 2
    [Clippings about career], c. 1923-1988
    1 3
    [Seating chart with autographs from dinner at Sixth International Congress for Experimental Cytology and menu with autographs from Eighth Congress de Chimie Biologique], July 12, 1957 and Oct. 8, 1948
    1 4
    [Address and speeches], 1947, 1949, 1958, n.d.
    1 5
    "Some of what I remember of my husband David Heidelberger" [remembrances of Fannie Heidelberger (mother) dictated to her sister Blanche], May 5, 1954
    1 6
    "As I remember my son"[remembrances of Fannie Heidelberger (mother) dictated to her sister Blanche], 1954
    1 7
    [Announcement of retirement from Columbia University], June 18, 1956
    1 8
    [Clippings documenting political activism], c. 1956-60
    1 9
    [Rally - (Eugene) McCarthy for President remarks], 1968
    1 10
    [Christmas letter], 1971
    1 11
    [Introductions and laudatory remarks for Michael Heidelberger], c. 1977-1988
    1 12
    [Acceptance remarks for Louisa Gross Horowitz prize for biology or biochemistry, John Jay award at Columbia and Lasker award], Oct. 5, 1977, 1978; March 23, 1988
    1 13
    [Pamphlet in] Commemoration of Charles Heidelberger, 1920-1983, February 19, 1983
    1 14
    Miller's final Charles Heidelberger draft, 1984
    1 15
    "Interview with and Impressions of Dr. Michael Heidelberger" by Barbara Evans, 1988
    1 16
    [Thank-you notes from schoolchildren], 1988
    1 17
    [Profiles of Michael Heidelberger], c. 1983-1989
    1 18
    [Program and remarks from memorial service for Michael Heidelberger], Sept. 12, 1991
    1 19
    "History and Family Tree of the Family of Gabriel Tachau"[Nina Heidelberger's family]
    1 20
    "Our First Trip to Europe"
    1 21
    "Charlie's mother, her family and his preprofessional years" [notes byHeidelberger about his first wife son]
    1 22
    "My Idea of Why I Failed to Win the Nobel Prize"
    1 23
    Japanese calligraphy greeting
    1 24
    Bibliography and curriculum vitae
    1
    Audio cassette of memorial service
    1
    reel to reel tape from Radio Cordoba Argentina
    Oversize 1
    Commission and Discharge from the United States Army, 1918, 1919
    Oversize 1
    Music composed by Michael Heidelberger
     
    Series 2: Correspondence, 1920-1991 (bulk 1956-1989) [series]:

    The first level of arrangement is alphabetical, with a chronological arrangement under that.

    This series contains correspondence both to and from Heidelberger. The correspondence is primarily professional, but there are a few purely personal greetings. In addition, there are several letters written to politicians and world leaders advocating peaceful solutions to world crises. An index to correspondents is appended to this finding aid.
    2 1
    [Letters to Nina Tachau Heidelberger], 1920-1933
    2 2
    [Letters], 1920-1927
    2 3
    [Letters], 1928-1956
    2 4
    A, 1957-58
    2 5
    A, 1959
    2 6
    A, 1960-61
    2 7
    A, 1962-63
    2 8
    A, 1964-65
    2 9
    A, 1966-67
    2 10
    A, 1968-70
    2 11
    A, 1971-74
    2 12
    A, 1975-77
    2 13
    A, 1978-82
    2 14
    A, 1983-87
    2 15
    A, 1988-90
    2 16
    B, 1957-58
    2 17
    B, 1959-61
    2 18
    B, 1962-63
    2 19
    B, 1964-65
    3 1
    B, 1966-67
    3 2
    B, 1968-70
    3 3
    B, 1971-72
    3 4
    B, 1973-74
    3 5
    B, 1975-77
    3 6
    B, 1978-82
    3 7
    B, 1983-89
    3 8
    C, 1957-59
    3 9
    C, 1960-61
    3 10
    C, 1962-64
    3 11
    C, 1965-67
    3 12
    C, 1968-70
    3 13
    C, 1971-72
    3 14
    C, 1973-74
    3 15
    C, 1975-79
    3 16
    C, 1980-82
    3 17
    C, 1983-85
    4 1
    C, 1986-89
    4 2
    D, 1957-61
    4 3
    D, 1962-66
    4 4
    D, 1967-69
    4 5
    D, 1970-72
    4 6
    D, 1973-75
    4 7
    D, 1976-79
    4 8
    D, 1980-89
    4 9
    E, 1957-61
    4 10
    E, 1962-69
    4 11
    E, 1970-78
    4 12
    E, 1979-83
    4 13
    E, 1984-89
    4 14
    F, 1957-61
    4 15
    F, 1962-69
    4 16
    F, 1970-76
    4 17
    F, 1977-89
    4 18
    G, 1957-61
    4 19
    G, 1962-65
    5 1
    G, 1966-67
    5 2
    G, 1968-69
    5 3
    G, 1970-73
    5 4
    G, 1974-77
    5 5
    G, 1978-82
    5 6
    G, 1983-90
    5 7
    H, 1956-58
    5 8
    H, 1959-61
    5 9
    H, 1962-64
    5 10
    H, 1965-66
    5 11
    H, 1967-68
    5 12
    H, 1969-70
    5 13
    H, 1971
    5 14
    H, 1972-73
    5 15
    H, 1974-76
    5 16
    H, 1977-80
    6 1
    H, 1981-84
    6 2
    H, 1985-90
    6 3
    I, 1956-61
    6 4
    I, 1962-74
    6 5
    I, 1975-89
    6 6
    J, 1957-59
    6 7
    J, 1960-63
    6 8
    J, 1964-67
    6 9
    J, 1968-69
    6 10
    J, 1970-74
    6 11
    J, 1975-88
    6 12
    K, 1956-59
    6 13
    K, 1960-63
    6 14
    K, 1964-65
    6 15
    K, 1966-69
    6 16
    K, 1970-73
    6 17
    K, 1976-90
    7 1
    L, 1957-61
    7 2
    L, 1962-64
    7 3
    L, 1965-73
    7 4
    L, 1974-76
    7 5
    L, 1977-79
    7 6
    L, 1980-83
    7 7
    L, 1984-90
    7 8
    M, 1957-58
    7 9
    M, 1959
    7 10
    M, 1960
    7 11
    M, 1961-62
    7 12
    M, 1963-64
    7 13
    M, 1965-66
    7 14
    M, 1967-68
    8 1
    M, 1969-70
    8 2
    M, 1971-74
    8 3
    M, 1975-78
    8 4
    M, 1979-82
    8 5
    M, 1983-84
    8 6
    M, 1985-90
    8 7
    N, 1958-59
    8 8
    N, 1960-62
    8 9
    N, 1963-64
    8 10
    N, 1965-67
    8 11
    N, 1968-69
    8 12
    N, 1970-71
    8 13
    N, 1972-73
    8 14
    N, 1974-75
    9 1
    N, 1976-78
    9 2
    N, 1979-82
    9 3
    N, 1983-90
    9 4
    O, 1957-59
    9 5
    O, 1960-69
    9 6
    O, 1970-89
    9 7
    P, 1957-59
    9 8
    P, 1960-61
    9 9
    P, 1962
    9 10
    P, 1963-65
    9 11
    P, 1966-69
    9 12
    P, 1970-76
    9 13
    P, 1977-81
    9 14
    P, 1982-90
    9 15
    Q, 1960-88
    9 16
    R, 1956-57
    9 17
    R, 1958-59
    9 18
    R, 1960-61
    9 19
    R, 1962
    10 1
    R, 1963-64
    10 2
    R, 1965-66
    10 3
    R, 1967-68
    10 4
    R, 1969-70
    10 5
    R, 1971-72
    10 6
    R, 1973-75
    10 7
    R, 1976-78
    10 8
    R, 1979-82
    10 9
    R, 1983-89
    10 10
    S, 1957-58
    10 11
    S, 1959
    10 12
    S, 1960
    10 13
    S, 1961
    10 14
    S, 1962
    10 15
    S, 1963
    10 16
    S, 1964-65
    10 17
    S, 1966-67
    11 1
    S, 1968
    11 2
    S, 1969
    11 3
    S, 1970-71
    11 4
    S, 1972-73
    11 5
    S, 1974-76
    11 6
    S, 1977-78
    11 7
    S, 1979-81
    11 8
    S, 1982-83
    11 9
    S, 1984-87
    11 10
    S, 1988-90
    11 11
    T, 1957-59
    11 12
    T, 1960-61
    11 13
    T, 1962-66
    11 14
    T, 1967-69
    11 15
    T, 1970-76
    11 16
    T, 1977-88
    11 17
    U, 1957-59
    11 18
    U, 1961
    11 19
    U, 1962-69
    11 20
    U, 1970-90
    11 21
    V, 1957-85
    12 1
    W, 1957-58
    12 2
    W, 1959
    12 3
    W, 1960-61
    12 4
    W, 1962-63
    12 5
    W, 1964-65
    12 6
    W, 1966-68
    12 7
    W, 1969-70
    12 8
    W, 1971-75
    12 9
    W, 1976-78
    12 10
    W, 1979-82
    12 11
    W, 1983-90
    12 12
    Y, 1967-76
    12 13
    Y, 1977-83
    12 14
    Y, 1984-89
    12 15
    Z, 1971-90
    12 16
    Unidentified correspondents
     
    Series 3: Heidelberger Notebooks, 1904-1928 [series]:

    This series contains notebooks kept by Heidelberger for classes in high school, at Columbia University and at the Rockefeller Institute. In addition, there is a travel diary of Europe (1924), and a notebook entitled "Analyses, etc. M.H. I" dated March 1927-May 1928.

    32 31
    Ethical Culture School, Experiments in Chemistry, 1904-1905
    32 32
    Chemistry 141-2, Organic, c. 1909
    32 33
    Chemistry 142, 1909
    33 1
    Chemistry 143-144, Organic Conferences, c. 1909-1910
    33 2
    European scrap book, 1911
    33 3
    [Lab notebook], Nov. 1915-May 1916
    33 4
    [Lab notebook], Oct. 1916-June 1917
    33 5
    [Travel diary of Europe], 1924
    33 6
    Analysis etc., M.H. I, Mar. 1927-May 1928
     
    Series 4: Research notes, 1929-1990 (bulk 1929-1960) [series]:

    The original order is maintained, which is essentially alphabetical. Dates have been ascertained wherever possible and have been noted on the folders.

    This series contains research notes kept by Heidelberger, many of his students and several colleagues. They deal with a variety of immunochemical and immunological topics. Anyone examining this series should also see Series 7: Subject files.
    13 1
    Pn "R" Aggultinations, c. 1934-37
    13 2-5
    Anti-Antibodies II, III, c. 1940-86
    13 6
    Current, 1990
    13 7
    [Anti-DEa], c. 1951-52
    13 8-10
    Miscellaneous Antibody Studies (Kendall) Old S and Fractions, c. 1929-33
    13 11
    Students injected with Six Polysaccharides, c. 1946
    13 12-15
    Miscellaneous S I, II, III Antibody Notes Kendall, c. 1930-33
    13 16
    Aldobionic Acid from Gum Arabic, 1929
    13 17-18
    Dissociation of Specific Precipitates, c. 1936-37
    13 19-21
    Experimental Notes Rabbit AntiHorse, Paper I, c. 1939
    13 22
    Heavy Nitrogen Antibody Experiments, c. 1939
    13 23-25
    Anti-Pn Data on Students, c. 1942-43
    14 1
    Antibodies to Polysaccharides Student Series B 228, c. 1945-47
    14 2
    Sioux Falls Analyses, Data, Lists and Letters B 228, c. 1944-45
    14 3
    Antibodies - Pneumonia Patients, Rabbits, Vaccinated Subjects B 220-33, c. 1943-50
    14 4
    Frdl. A, Mening, Turner, St. John Antibody Experiments, 1940
    14 5-7
    Bjorklund's Notes, c. 1954-56
    14 8-11
    Mg++ effect on complement, 1946
    14 12
    Complement IV Human and Bier's Notes, 1941
    14 13-14
    Muller, Lab Notes Spinal Fluid C' Anti-C', c. 1947-48
    14 15
    Charts
    14 16
    Charts Folin. Micro 2 Method, c. 1941-42
    14 17-19
    Charts: Serum 1046 - Krueger, c. 1940
    14 20
    Charts, Lipid Extraction Experiment - Krueger, 1940
    14 21-24
    B. Waksman C'2, 1949
    15 1
    Complement Fixation Notes, c. 1938-41
    15 2-9
    Estrada S XVIII Book II, c. 1959-60
    15 10
    Glycogen Correspondence, c. 1953-54
    15 11
    Horse Sera - Antiproteins, c. 1939
    15 12
    Heparin Notes - Urine Albumen, 1929; 1934
    15 13
    Dr. Bertil Josephson's Notes, c. 1938
    15 14-16
    Miscellaneous Notes - Kendall - Diffusions incl. Tg, c. 1934-35
    15 17
    Kendall - Hydralysis of SI, c. 1930-31
    15 18-21
    Old Notes, SI, GA, Lemon Pectin, etc., c. 1923-27
    16 1-3
    Molecular Weight - Polysacchs, c. 1931
    16 4-5
    Kehta, c. 1961
    16 6
    Sp. Pptn, 1930
    16 7-12
    Krueger's Notes, c. 1940-50
    16 13-16
    Mayer, C Pn C Subst., c. 1938-42
    16 17-18
    Mouse Milk Factor, c. 1951-52
    16 19
    Miscellaneous Antibody Experiments, c. 1932-38
    16 20
    Pn III-VIII Cross-Reaction Velocity - Mayer, Kabat, c. 1940
    16 22
    Dr. Coates, St. Albans (Old), c. 1944
    16 23-25
    Mouse Milk Factor Reprints and Reports, 1951
    16 26
    Mouse Milk Factor - Krueger's Notes - Peso's NGB and F Notes, 1943
    16 27
    Albert O'Neill's Notes - C' Fraction and p - NO2 Benzyl Ribose, 1950-51
    17 1
    Proteins and Diazd. Arom. Amines, Also D2-26, 1928-29
    17 2
    Old S IV, 1929-30
    17 3-5
    Mayer - Phosphorylated Serum Albumen, c. 1939-42
    17 6
    Phosphorylated Egg Albumen Notes, c. 1940
    17 7
    Davis Pn Type IV S Notes, c. 1937-38
    17 8
    Polygalactoses, etc. Correspondence, c. 1954-56
    17 9-10
    Polyglucoses III, IV, V, rab. ser., c. 1956-57
    17 11
    Polyglucose correspondence, 1950-56
    17 12
    Rabbit 56-58, 1948
    17 13
    [Paper by Arnold Reif - "Degradation of Specific Bacterial Polysaccharides], 1957
    17 14
    Miscellaneous Kendall - Scherp S80-93x, c. 1934-35
    17 15-19
    Hemolytic Strep, c. 1934-36
    17 20
    Strep Dye protein, c. 1939-40
    17 21-22
    Strep. Type I - Fractions - Henricksen, c. 1940-41
    17 23
    Synth Polyglucose - Charts, Corresp., c. 1953
    17 24
    Probits, Logits
    17 25-26
    Pn III - Pn VIII Cross-Reaction - Mayer, c. 1937-39
    17 27
    Precipitin Reaction - Effects of Salts, c. 1936
    18 1-4
    Tyler Notes on S VIII, c. 1961-67
    18 5
    S VII Typed, c. 1965
    18 6-11
    Stokinger's Tg Notes, c. 1934-39
    18 12
    Thyroglobin - Prepn and Props., c. 1932-34
    18 13
    Treffers S I and Anti-Tetanus Notes, c. 1937-40
    18 14-16
    Dye - Antidye System, c. 1930-35
    18 17
    Rabbit Preciptn, c. 1932-37
    18 18
    Type III and VIII Precipitn of Agglutination, c. 1936-39
    18 19
    Quantitative Pptin VII Ea-AntiEa Rabbit and Horse, c. 1936-39
    18 20
    Quant. Agglu. V Influenza B. Agglutinins and preciptins, c. 1938-41
    18 21
    Agglu. VI Hem Strep, c. 1940-41
    18 22-23
    III Agglutination - Quantitative Theory, c. 1934-36
    19 1
    Identity of Agglutination and Precipitin Quant. Aggl. Method, c. 1934-35
    19 2
    Pig C', c. 1951
     
    Series 5: National Defense Research Committee, 1943-1947 [series]:

    These materials relate to work done for the National Defense Research Committee during and immediately following World War II. Included are the papers and forms often associated with research and some reports on findings.
    19 3
    Suspense File Nn, 1946-47
    19 4
    [Salaries and Wages], 1943
    19 5
    National Defense Research Committee, Office of Scientific Research and Development Informal Monthly Progress Report on Immunological Studies, May 10, 1943
    19 6
    "Use of Sensitized Guinea Pigs in Detection of W in the Field", 5-6 May 1944
    19 7-8
    Suspense File Ng [nettle globulin], c. 1943-45
     
    Series 6: Malaria research, 1942-1946 [series]:

    These materials document Heidelberger's work on the immunochemistry of malaria during the war years. This series contain many documents in poor conditions and must be used with care.
    19 9-11
    Malaria, c. 1945
    19 12-16
    Malaria - Descriptive Notes, Dec. 1, 1942-Aug. 21, 1944
    19 17
    Malaria Pptin tests, c. 1943-45
    19 18-20
    Malaria - c' fixation II, c. 1944
    20 1-3
    Vaccination, c. 1944-46
    20 4
    Relapses, c. 1942
    20 5-6
    Men retained for observation, c. 1944
    20 7-8
    Various Notes, c. 1943-45
    20 9-11
    [Assorted malaria notes], c. 1943-45
    20 12-15
    [Notes on malaria including clinical records], c. 1943-45
    20 16-17
    II, III, IV Falc. malaria MS and reports, c. 1943-45
    20 18
    Malaria Complement Fixations, c. 1944
    20 19-21
    Malaria summary charts, c. 1944-45
    21 1
    Malaria complement fixations, c. 1944
    21 2-5
    Malaria - Complement Fixation Tests, Nov. 7, 1942-Aug. 25, 1943
    21 6-10
    Malaria St. Albans Complement Fixations, c. 1942-44
    21 11
    Malaria Notes, c. 1942-43
     
    Series 7: Subject files, 1921-1990 (bulk 1950-1985) [series]:

    This series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

    This series contains materials relating to various professional subjects, including organizations and associations, congresses and conferences, travel plans and speaking engagements, as well as several sets of notes on immunochemical topics. These notes on immunochemistry were left in the subject files series due to Heidelberger's placement of them within this context. When possible, dates were supplied to the folders.
    22 1
    Academie Nationale de Medicine, 1978; 1984
    22 2
    Academia Nazionale dei Lincei, 1989
    22 3-5
    AFEB [Armed Forces Epidemiological Board] and PNS Project, c. 1965-71
    22 6
    [Memo for users of the AFEB Personnel Directory], 1964
    22 7
    American Academy of Microbiology Advisory Panel, 1977-78
    22 8
    American Philosophical Society, 1968-69
    22 9
    American Philosophical Society News, Fall 1990
    22 10
    [Manuscript by S. Avrameas, "Two Marine Polyreactive Autoantibodies are Encoded by Non-Mutated Germ Line Genes"], 1989
    22 11
    [Anti-Pn charts]
    22 12
    ASM [American Society for Microbiology] Meeting, 1980
    22 13
    [Material relating to collaborative effort with F.M. Berger], 1987
    22 14
    Eighth International Congress of Biochemistry, 1970
    22 15
    Bordet "Immunologie", c. 1970-72
    22 16
    Canada [trip], 1972
    22 17
    Child Research Council, Denver, c. 1963-68
    22 18
    Cholera Research Project, c. 1968-77
    22 19
    [Collegium Internationale Allergologicum - officers and members 1986-1988], 1987
    22 20
    [Notes on C' dissociation attempts], c. 1940-52
    22 21
    Conference, May 14-15, Cross-reactions, 1967
    22 22
    [Council for International Organization of Medical Sciences newsletter], May 1966
    22 23
    Cross-Reacting Vaccine Conference, 1973
    22 24
    Dochez memoir, c. 1930-1968
    22 25
    [E.coli - work with Klaus and Barbara Jann], c. 1985
    22 26
    Friedman - Krueger - Kass, 1987
    23 1
    Grabar festschrift, 1977-86
    23 2
    Graphs (Chaknavarty), 1966
    23 3
    Graphs - Arthur Karpas, 1974
    23 4
    Graphs [Periodote oxidation], c. 1968
    23 5
    [Graphs by C.V. Rao], 1963
    23 6
    [Graphs, misc.], 1954
    23 7-11
    [Graphs by students], c. 1970
    23 12
    [Gressor, Ion, biographical information set to Heidelberger as part of Gressor's nomination to the National Academy of Sciences], 1984
    23 13
    [Immunology course syllabus]
    23 14
    Second and Third International Congress of Immunology, 450th Anniversary of Marburg University, Congres Francophone Internale d' Immunologie, 1974; 1975
    23 15
    Second and Third International Congress of Immunology, 450th Anniversary of Marburg University, Congres Francophone Internale d' Immunologie, 1976; 1977
    23 16-21
    Institute for Microbiology, Rutgers, c. 1961-63
    23 22
    Institute for Microbiology, 1965
    23 23
    ["Jobs with Peace" petition], 1983
    23 24
    K30, K32, K85 Correspondents Reprints, 1964-68
    23 25
    [Kabat, Elvin - essays and nomination for the Mayor's award], 1983; 1990
    24 1
    Lipomyces, c. 1967-72
    24 2
    [Mayers, Manfred Martin 1916-1984 - biographical memoir by K. Frank Austen]
    24 3
    Mexico, 1970; summer 1973; Nov.-Dec. 1978
    24 4
    [List of U.S. representatives at the 2nd International Congress for Microbiology], 1936
    24 5
    Mond abstract/correspondence
    24 6
    Paper for Moustgaard festschrift, c. 1980-82
    24 7
    [Mycoplasms-mycoides database search], Oct. 11, 1984
    24 8
    National Library of Medicine, 1967; 1969
    24 9-14
    NSF Grant, c. 1955-64
    24 15
    [NSF application for grant extension], c. 1964
    24 16-21
    NSF Grants, Reports, c. 1964-76
    24 22
    [Reports to the NSF - polysaccharides and natural proteins], c. 1976
    25 1-3
    New York Community Trust - Ikle Fund, c. 1964-87
    25 4-5
    NYU Faculty, 1964-90
    25 6
    Faculty Resource Network [NYU Newsletter], Fall 1990
    25 7
    [Ovary, Zoltan - biographical materials]
    25 8-11
    [Oxyhemoglobin notes and data], c. 1921-23
    25 12-13
    Polyglactoses etc. Analyses, Notes, Final Report to AFEB [Armed Forces Epidemiological Board], 1955, c. 1953-72
    25 14-15
    Polygalactoses, 1972-85
    25 16-18
    Polyglucose, c. 1952-69
    26 1
    Pn [Pneumococcal] Vaccine Workshop, 1976
    26 2
    Pn I etc. to p. 30 - Analysis to yiiii, c. 1956-65
    26 3-4
    Pn Anti-Pn, c. 1967-82
    26 5
    Pneumococcus Polysaccharides - tables
    26 6
    Protein systems, c. 1964-70
    26 7
    Rao [student and colleague], c. 1965
    26 8-13
    Reprints Sent
    26 14
    The Royal Society, 1975; 1978
    26 15
    S IX, XII, XIV chromatograms, 1954
    26 16
    Soc. de Chimie Biologique/D. Gesellschaft fur Physiologische Chemie, c. 1963-64
    26 17-18
    South America
    27 1
    Stollar's Project (cross-reactions using type VI polysaccharides), 1982
    27 2
    Strep F. correspondence with Willers, 1965-69
    27 3
    Summer, 1965
    27 4
    Summer [trip to Japan], 1971
    27 5
    Summer [travel plans], 1977
    27 6
    Takeda Lab. correspondence, 1971-72
    27 7-9
    Typhoid notes, c. 1928
    27 10
    [Waksman - biographical information]
    27 11
    [Correspondence with G. Ward of Otisville branch of New York City Dept. of Health Laboratories], c. 1974-76
    27 12
    Correspondence with Otto Westphal, 1961-67
    27 13
    World Federation of the UN Association's Tenth Plenary Assembly, Bangkok, 1955
    27 14
    World Health Organization Report to the Director General, June 13, 1962
    27 15
    WHO [World Health Organization], c. 1964-74
    27 16
    WHO [World Health Organization] "Loyalty Check", 1965
    27 17
    1963 Trip [Greece, Czechoslovakia and Switzerland]
     
    Series 8: Professional writings, 1955-1989 [series]:

    Included in this series are drafts and reprints of articles and writings by Heidelberger intended for publication, as well as several written commentaries on books in his field. Writings found in Series 1 contain personal writings not intended for the scientific public. There is also some information concerning republication of articles.
    27 18
    [Book review - Biological Aspects of Immunity], 1955
    27 19
    [Preface to Lectures in Immunochemistry], 1956
    27 20
    [Book review - The Clonal Selection Theory of Acquired Immunity], 1956
    27 21
    "Structure and Immunological Specificity of Polysaccharides", 1960
    27 22
    Mis. [proof of article "Immunological Relationships Between Bacteria Belonging to Two Separate Families: Pneumococci and Klebsiella"], 1975
    27 23
    ["Cross-Reactions of polysaccharides of Pseudomonas acrugenosa in antipneumococcal and other antisera" - notes on publication], 1979; 1986
    27 24
    Chapter 3 [draft and correspondence regarding "A 'Pure' Organic Chemist's Downward Path: Chapter 3 "Retirement"], 1980
    27 25
    "Antibodies as labeled globulins"[draft article and publication correspondence], 1982
    27 26
    "Fifty Years Ago", 1982
    27 27
    Immunological Reviews republication [re: Chapter 1 of "A 'Pure' Organic Chemist's Downward Path:], 1984
    27 28
    "Immunologic Revolution: Facts and Witnesses" [draft], 1987
    27 29
    "Antisera to Bacterial Polysaccharides Reexamined: IgM Preciptins Relative to 7s Preciptins in Storage - Stable Equine Antisera to Pneumococcal Polysaccharides" with J.V. Chuba and J.D. Oppenheim, 1989
    27 30
    "Loss of a Sage", 1989
    27 31
    "Immunology of the Bacterial Cell Envelope Section I - Gram-positive Bacteria"
    27 32
    "An Aspect of Carbohydrate Chemistry at Columbia and Birmingham"
    27 33
    "Riassunto di recenti studi sulla constituzione chemica e specicita immunologica"
     
    Series 9: Student notebooks, 1928-1980 (bulk 1940-1975) [series]:

    This series is comprised of laboratory notebooks kept by students working with Heidelberger. They span over five decades of the twentieth century. Materials for which a date could not be ascertained are filed at the end of each name.
    28 1
    Adams I, 1953-55
    28 2
    Adams II and also Jahrmarker Book I, 1955-56
    28 3
    A. Aisenberg Exp. XI, 1952-54
    28 4
    Animals I [no student name], Sept. 1928-Jan. 1930
    28 5
    Animals II, 1930-33
    28 6
    Animals III, 1933-35
    28 7
    Animals IV, 1935-38
    28 8
    Animals V, 1938-42
    28 9
    Animals VI, 1942-55
    28 10
    Animals Record, July 1938-48
    28 11
    B. Riegel I, 1949-50 and also Markhams, 1962-64
    28 12
    Chakravarty Analyses I, 1966
    28 13
    Chakravarty Methods Book I, 1966
    28 14
    Cordoba, 1954-55
    28 15
    A. Das Book III, 1967-68
    28 16
    Di Lapi Book I, Aug. 1944-Nov. 1945
    28 17
    Di Lapi Book II, Oct. 1945-Dec. 1946
    28 18
    Di Lapi Book III, Sept. 1945-Oct. 1947
    28 19
    Di Lapi Book IV, Oct. 1947-Nov. 1948
    28 20
    Di Lapi Book V, March 1949-1950
    28 21
    Di Lapi Malaria, c. 1944
    28 22
    Dudman, Sept. 16, 1968-June 13, 1969
    28 23
    Estrada Book I, 1959
    28 24
    Estrada Book I [loose page]
    28 25
    Estrada Book III [folder 1 of 4], April 1961-June 1963
    29 1-3
    Estrada Book III [folders 2-4], April 1961-June 1963
    29 4
    Fang Rabbit Serum I, 1970-73
    29 5
    Fang I, Oct. 15, 1971-Oct. 20, 1972
    29 6
    Fang II, Oct. 20, 1972-Oct. 25, 1973
    29 7
    Fang Pn Type IV S IV, April 23, 1973-Jan. 28, 1974
    29 8
    Fang S IV, Friedlander Antiserum, Dec. 4, 1973-July 5, 1974
    29 9
    Grosvenor Book I, Oct. 15, 1964-Nov. 9, 1965
    29 10
    Grosvenor Book II, Oct. 28, 1965-July 25, 1966
    29 11
    Grosvenor Book III, July 8, 1966-May 5, 1967
    29 12
    Grosvenor Book IV, April 20, 1967-Nov. 30, 1967 and also Jahrmarker II, c. 1955
    29 13
    Grosvenor Book V, Oct. 3, 1967-Nov. 9, 1970
    29 14
    Grosvenor Book VI, Nov. 16, 1967-April 23, 1968
    29 15
    Grosvenor Book VII, April 4, 1968-July 23, 1969
    29 16
    Grosvenor Book VIII, Nov. 11, 1969-May 19, 1971
    29 17
    Grosvenor Book X, May 4, 1971-July 25, 1971
    29 18
    Higginbotham 1, Nov.11, 1969-March 27, 1970
    29 19
    Higginbotham 2, March 27, 1970-Sept. 29, 1970
    29 20
    Higginbotham 3, Sept. 30, 1970-June 3, 1971
    29 21
    Higginbotham 5, Jan. 18-June 1971
    29 22
    Higginbotham 6, June 4-July 5, 1971
    29 23
    Lew III, Aug. 31, 1972-June 15, 1973
    29 24
    Higginbotham 1 [steno pad], Nov. 11, 1969-[n.d.]
    29 25
    Higginbotham 2 [steno pad], [n.d.]
    29 26
    Higginbotham 3, [n.d.]
    29 27
    Higginbotham literature [steno pad], [n.d.]
    29 28
    Higginbotham readings 3, c. 1969
    29 29
    How [Book 1], Sept. 1962-May 1963
    30 1
    How Book 2, May 1963-May 1964
    30 2-6
    How Book 5, Sept. 1962-Aug. 1963
    30 7
    Howard Book 1, Oct. 25, 1973-May 30, 1975
    30 8
    Howard Book 2, 1975
    30 9
    Howard Book 3, March 24, 1975-Feb. 18, 1977
    30 10
    FEK I, June 15, 1926-Sept. 18, 1930
    30 11
    FEK II, April 2, 1930-Oct. 12, 1932
    30 12
    FEK III, May 12, 1932-March 27, 1933
    30 13
    FEK IV, Dec. 16, 1932-May 9, 1935
    30 14
    Kendall VI, 1934-36
    30 15
    Kollas, 1977-79; 1980
    30 16
    Krueger I, Sept 1947-Aug. 1948
    30 17
    Krueger II, Aug. 1948-June 1949
    30 18
    Krueger III, June 1949-Aug. 1950
    30 19
    Lew Book I, May 1972-June 1974
    30 20
    Lew Book II, Dec. 17, 1971-Oct. 23, 1972
    30 21
    Markowitz I, Feb. 8, 1947-March 2, 1948
    30 22
    Markowitz II, Nov. 24, 1947-June 1, 1948
    30 23
    Markowitz III, Aug. 18, 1948-Oct. 11, 1949
    30 24
    [Markowitz Miscellaneous notes (Chemistry)], Jan. 26, 1947
    30 25
    Markowitz Book 1, 1950-51
    30 26
    Markowitz Book 2, 1951-52
    31 1
    [Miscellaneous papers folded into Markowitz Book 2]
    31 2
    Markowitz Book 3, 1952-53
    31 3
    Markowitz Studies on S I, 1949-52
    31 4
    Mayer II, June 10, 1940-Dec. 10, 1941
    31 5
    Mayer III, Dec. 10, 1941-April 14, 1944
    31 6
    Mayer IV, April 20, 1945-Dec. 21, 1946
    32 1
    Middleton, April 1952-March 1953
    32 18
    [Miscellaneous loose papers from Middleton]
    32 1
    Powell Book I, June 1949-April 1951
    32 2
    Powell Book II, April 1951-February 1953
    32 3
    Powell Book III, Sept. 1953-July 1954
    32 4
    Rao Book I, Jan.-Feb. 1956
    32 5
    Rao Book II, [n.d.]
    32 6
    Rebers I, Nov. 1955-Feb. 1956
    32 7
    Rebers IV, Nov. 1956-June 1957
    32 8
    Rebers VII, May 1958-Feb. 1959
    32 9-11
    [Rebers], c. 1936-51
    32 32
    Scherp, 1935-38
    32 13
    Treffers, Dec. 1936-Jan. 1938
    32 14
    Tyler
    32 15
    Tyler I, Sept. 1960-March 1962
    32 16
    Tyler I, Dec. 1961-Jan. 1963
    32 17
    Tyler II, March 1962-July 1964
    32 18
    Tyler III, Feb.-Sept. 1964
    32 19
    [Miscellaneous loose papers from Tyler III]
    32 19
    [unidentified student notebook], Feb. 1954-May 1955
    32 19-23
    [unidentified student notebook], Oct, 1954-Aug. 1955
    32 22-27
    [unidentified student notebook], c. 1955
     
    Series 10: Printed materials, 1923-1990 [series]:

    The series constitutes bound and published conference proceedings, journal numbers, printed lectures, memorial programs, books and other printed materials not created by Heidelberger.
    33 7
    Undersogelser over Gonokoktyperog Gonokokimmunosera af Eric Vollmond, 1923
    33 8
    1st International Conference of Biochemistry, 19-23 Aug. 1949
    33 9
    Pareas: Some Factor that made for the Grandeur of the Inca Empire and La Cirugia del Craneo entre los Antiguas Peruanos, 1949
    33 10
    Institute of Biophysics, University of Brazil, 1950
    33 11
    The National Chemical Laboratory of India, Poona, 1950
    33 12
    The Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore, 1950
    33 13
    Dept. of Scientific Research and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, March 1951
    33 14
    Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research, 1952
    33 15
    Figures Pharmacetiques Francaises, 1953
    34 1
    First Report Institute for Microbiology Rutgers University, 1954-56
    34 2
    Columbia University Bulletin of Information - Report to the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Nov. 12, 1955
    34 3
    Second International Symposium on Immunopathology, Oct. 23-27, 1961
    34 4
    Hommage National a Jean Perrin, 1962
    34 5
    "Fact and Fiction in Immunological Self-Recognition Mechanisms" by Gustav J. Nossal, March 5, 1964
    34 6
    Hommage a Bernard Halpern, 1965
    34 7
    "The Development of Quantitative Immunochemical Methods and Some of the Consequences of their Introductions", Dec. 9, 1965
    34 8
    Annual Report Institute for Microbiology Rutgers University, 1968-69
    34 9
    Studies in Pneumococcus Polysaccharides, Jan. 1973
    34 10
    Proceedings of the Symposium on New Approaches for Inducing Natural Immunity to Pyogenic Organisms, March 21-23, 1973
    34 11
    Selman Abraham Waksman 1888-1873 [memorial program], Oct. 1973
    34 12
    Primer Congreso Nacional de Imunologia, Oaxtepec, Mor., Aug. 29-Sept. 2, 1976
    34 13
    Round-Table Gesprach "Fragen on die Immunologie: Behring-Prestroger antworten Studenten", June 28, 1977
    34 14
    Trends in Biochemical Sciences, vol. 4, no. 7, July 1979
    34 15
    The Royal Danish Academy of Arts and Letters, 1981
    35 1
    The Zipper Mechanism by Maria Gosalvez y Gosalvez, 1982
    35 2
    Immunological Reviews, no. 81-82-83, [reprint], 1985
    35 3
    20 Jahre Gesellschaft fur Immunoligie, 1987
    35 4
    Out of the Earth Shall Come thy Salvation: Selman A. Waksman Centenary 1888-1988
    35 5
    NYU Medical Center News, vol. 19, no. 1, Summer 1988
    35 6
    The Royal Society: the Next 10 Years, 1990
    35 7
    News and Notes, issue 3, 1990
    35 8
    "Highly Parallel Computation" by Peter J. Denning and Walter F. Tichy, Nov. 20, 1990
    35 9
    National Physical Laboratory of India
    35 0
    The Central Drug Research Institute
    35 11
    New York University Medical Center Residency Program Dept. of Pathology
     
    Series 11: Photographs, 1901-1988 (bulk 1950-1980) [series]:

    This series contains photographs of Heidelberger both at work and in recreation. Several of the family photographs are reprints of very old photos; the dates given above reflect the date the photo was originally taken. Ninety-two individual images, in sizes ranging from snapshots to portraits, make up this series. This series also includes a volume commemorating, in photos, Heidelberger's 1954 award of the Emil von Behring prize. Some of the largest images are housed in Oversized Folder #2, and these include portraits of Heidelberger himself, Walter W. Palmer, Simon Flexner, and A.R. Dochez.
    36 1
    Michael Heidelberger and Charlotte Rosen Heidelberger, c. 1956
    36 2
    Michael Heidelberger
    36 3
    Michael and Charles Heidelberger, 1920
    36 4
    Michael Heidelberger, Fanny Tachau, Nina Tachau - Michael and Nina's Wedding, June 29, 1916
    36 5
    Michael Heidelberger, High School Graduation, 1905
    36 6
    Michael Heidelberger
    36 7
    David and Michael Heidelberger, 1901
    36 8
    Charles J. Heidelberger (Michael's brother) and Michael Heidelberger
    36 9
    Michael Heidelberger
    36 10
    Charles, Michael, Nina Heidelberger, c. 1932
    36 11
    Nina Tachau Heidelberger, c. 1916
    36 12
    Michael Heidelberger
    36 13
    Prof. The. Svedberg Uppsala
    36 14
    Byron [Waksman?]
    36 15
    "Round Table with Behring Prize Winners," Marburg/Lahn, June 1977
    36 16
    with Otto Westphal [Michael and Charlotte Heidelberger]
    36 17
    [Michael Heidelberger and F. Percheron
    36 18
    [Michael Heidelberger] with Tomcek Rome, 1953[?]
    36 19
    [group of colleagues - Drs. Simon, Barriga, E. Coutreras and Gajardo]
    36 19
    [Michael Heidelberger], [1968]
    36 19
    Michael Heidelberger] photo by Otto Westphas, May 1987
    36 20
    Michael Heidelberger] with Frank Karelsen and Ed Franklin at the dedication of the Karelsen lab at NYU Med., Nov. 12, 1979
    36 23
    Dedication of the Frank Karelsen Lab. (pictured) at NYU, Nov. 12, 1979
    36 22
    Elvin Kabat, John Humphrey, H.M. Staub, O. Bier, H. Edozien [illegible], Emil Sorham [?], Michael Sele, Niels Ferue [?], Lewis [illegible] and Michael Heidelberger
    36 25
    Hausmusik mit Dr. Bohn and Dr. Tanitz in Marburg, am 29.8.73
    36 26
    Henry Aranow, Jr [and Michael Heidelberger], May 1955
    36 27
    American Academy of Allergy, Phoenix, Arizona [panel], February 27-March 1, 1978
    36 28
    [Michael Heidelberger and unidentified woman with] Sergio Estrada Parra
    36 29
    [Michael Heidelberger at commencement or convocation]
    36 30
    Prof. B.B. Sarkar, Physiology, Calcutta Pres. Physical Soc.; Dr. S.S. Bhatnagar; Prof Dey, Madra; Col. Bhatnagar
    36 31
    King Inst., Madra, Staff and Drs. Rajagopalan and P.M.N. Naidu, Dir. Animal Health Dept. Bangelore
    36 32
    N.K. Dutta, Pharmacologist; Col. Bhatnagar; Dr. Tripod Wagle, Dir. Haffkine Inst.
    36 33-40
    [Michael Heidelberger]
    36 41-42
    [Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]
    36 43
    [Michael Heidelberger]
    36 44
    [Michael Heidelberger at dinner in Paris]
    36 45
    [Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]
    36 46
    [conference in Paris]
    36 47
    [Michael Heidelberger at dinner]
    36 48
    Michael Heidelberger delivering a lecture in Paris] [2 copies]
    36 49-50
    [Michael Heidelberger at lunch]
    36 51
    [Michael Heidelberger at Tokyo University?]
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    At Dean's Office (Dean Ushimo) Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University, Oct. 8, 1955
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    Zoltan Ovary
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    [Michael Heidelberger with] staff at King Inst. Madras
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    [round table at V Panamerica Congress of Pharmacy and Biochemistry in Santiago Chile], [Nov. 12-19, 1960]
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    [Michael Heidelberger in Paris]
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    [Michael Heidelberger and colleagues]
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    [Michael Heidelberger receiving an honorary degree]
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    [Michael Heidelberger receiving an honorary degree-Universidad de Guadalajara]
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    To Michael Heidelberger a very nice friend, 1950
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    [set of photos (19) from] American Association of Immunologists Meeting, May 3, 1988
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    To Professor Dr. Heidelberger - S. Hasegawa
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    [Walter A. Jacob]
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    [Book of photos taken on the occasion of Michael Heidelberger winning the Emil von Behring prize], 1954
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    [studio portrait of Michael Heidelberger]
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    [portrait of Michael Heidelberger in lab]
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    [portrait of Walter W. Palmer-signed]
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    [portrait of Simon Flexner-signed]
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    [portrait of A.R. Dochez-signed]
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    [portrait of Rufus Cole-signed]