Correspondence
Found in 1354 Collections and/or Records:
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1968
Section H, Societies and organisations, brings together material relating to Pollock's involvement with sixteen British and international organisations. It includes scientific, professional and educational bodies. Again, the record is very partial. The best documented bodies are the Ciba Foundation, the Louis Rapkine Association, which Pollock helped to establish, the Royal Society and the Society for General Microbiology, of which he was a founder member.
Native Associations, 1935-1971
Ni-No, 1957-1968
The material consists of correspondence between Martin Rivers Pollock and correspondents whose surnames start Ni-No, dated 1957-1968.
Nirenberg, M., 1959-1960
The material consists of correspondence between M. Nurinberg and Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1959-1960. It relates to work on B. cereus penicillinase.
Nishimura, S., 1961-1962
The material consists of correspondence between S. Nashimura, dated 1961-1962. It relates to work on ribonuclease of B. subtilis.
N,O, 1980-1981
The material consists of correspondence between Martin Rivers Pollock with prospective speakers, participants and funders, N, O in alphabetical sequence, 1980-1981.
Nöldeke, Theodor, 22 January 1866
Theodor Nöldeke (1836-1930), orientalist, Arabist, Autograph Letter Signed, 1866.
1 letter. 22 January 1866. Nöldeke doesn't want to review a book by Schack and suggests that his correspondent ask Prof. Gosche in Halle instead.
Notes by Alfred Stumpff: Short biographical information, physical description of the letter, purchase information.
Transcription included in the file? Yes.
Nomura, M., 1958-1973
The material consists of correspondence between Masayasu Nomura to Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1958-1973. It mainly relates to work on amylase production by B. subtilis.
Nordström, K., 1967-1974
The material consists of correspondence between K. Nordström and Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1967-1974. It main relates to visits to the UK, 1971.
Notes on the History of Burntisland by James Speed
Speed, James. Notes on the history of Burntisland. c. 1830. Also a letter from Robert A Graham to James Speed, 20 November 1833.
