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BIOLOGY DIVISI CI J BULLET II J OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE Division Notes and Aniiouncemnt s Current Journal Articles k vail a bla &i the Biology
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Sexinars a r e tit 3:3C or. Tkxrsazy aftarnclons i,i tlie Eiology On February 12Cr. Serge De3enedetti mill give the first o f Seminars are presented by the Departnext o f Zoology and Zntomology on Tuesday afternoons at4 o’clock i n Hoon 317 i n Subjects Controversies inthe History of Cytogenetics. Speaker: hladeline Kneberg Subject: Theories of the Origin o f Homo Sapiens location in Y-12 last week. They are nor1 i n Room 133 i n 9207,
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Laundry is picked up tind delivered In RuildirlE 9207 on Until perrnanent arrangerlents can beIlanaays and Thursdays, made, clean laundry will be stored on tables in the hall opposite the side door of the Library. picked up prorzptly at this location. Lauridry should be The Biology Division register for last week carries the names of the following out-of-town visitors : LESSKary Esther Gaulden - University of Tennessee The Role of Science i n Our Unique Society, by J.B. Conant, Science, Vol. 10’7, No. 2769, Jan. 23, 1948, p. 77 he rican Scientist, Vol. 36, 1L;o. 1, ITan. 1948, p. 4 1 Che.nical Achievement and Hope, by Linus Pad ing. American Scientist, Vol. 36, IJo. 1, Jan. 1948, p. 51
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Virus Achievement and ProrSse, by 7. Lo Stanley Ariierican Scientist, Vol. 36, Bo. 1, Jan, 1948, p. 59. American Scientist, Voi. 36, KO. 1, Jan. 1948, p. 69Physical Chemistry 83 Pcdyrners, by R. I,!. Fuoss. American Scientist, Voi. 36, No. 1, Jan. 1948, P O 75. Science, Vol. 107, No. 2770, Jan. 38, 1948, p. 101. S e l i g Hecht: Brian O’Brien, Harry Grundfest, and EI.I~J Snithe Science, Vol. 107, IJo. 2770, Jan. 30, 1948, p. 105Some Biological Effects Due t o Nuclear Fissiorl, by C.A. Tobias, eta1 Science, Vol. 107, No. 2770, Jan. 30, 1948, p. 115Atomic Energr, by J.A. Crowther A Uodified Microbiological Assay Procedure, by T.1. i lil lms arid Nature, Vol. 161, Iio. 4079, Jan. 3 , 1946, pa 4 nature, Vol. 161, No. 4079, Jan. 3, 1948, p. 1 9 Proto - electric Counting of Individual Ii cro sco pic Plant and Animal Cells, by Larl Lagercrantz. Nature, Vol, 161, No. 4079, Jan. 3, 1948, p. 25 Possible Significance of Free-living Piematodes in Genetic Research, Nature, Vol, 161, 1Jo. 4079, Jane 3, 1948, p* 29tion Studies, by N o Pace, R. Loevinger, and E. Strajclan. Science, Vol! 107, No. 2768, Jan. 16, 1948, p. 71. Limitations of planning is Scientific Research. Nature, Vol. 161, Ro, 4080, Jan. 10, 1948, p. 35. Nature, Vol. 161, No. 4083, Jan. le, 1948, p. 42. Use of Ultra-Violet Fluorescence i n Paper Chronatography, by ldature, Vol. 161, 140. k080, Jan. 10, 1948, p. 53Mature, Vol. 161, No, 4080, Jan. 10, 1948, p. 66.
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There will be a meeting sf the Sig mX IS i ub cf the University of Tennesse on Thursday, February 12, 134G a t 7:3G penA. in Room 54 of the i3i313cz 3u ila inc. Physics and Chemistry of iiadiation Abswption tothe Production Fr of esse r J. Gordon Carlson ******)I* CARBIDE AXE CARBON TRAXSFSR r"ZRjS AVA IUD LE Forms t o be signed by Clinton Laboratory parsonnci f o r transfer to the pay rc ll of the nev contractor, Carbide an5 Garbon Chcmisals Cooperation, are available fer inspzction inthe Biology Library, Transfer interviews are fiow i n progress.