5,116 research outputs found
Snowmold research plots at the Toro Research Center in Minnesota, 1955
No full textView of lined snowmold plots at the Toro Research Center, in Minnesota, 1955. Small amounts of snow in background, cars in lot in the back corner.Photographer uncertain"Snowmold overall looking West March 11, 1955 Jim Watson Toro R&D"Image taken on Kodachrome.Semicool humi
Bermudagrass and Zoysiagrass experimental plots established 7 weeks earlier Toro Research Center, Minnesota, 1953
No full textView of mostly dirt plot with some bermudagrass growth -- zoysia also established 7 weeks earlier. At the Toro Research Center in Minnesota, 1953.Photographer uncertain"Bermuda-Zoysia Nursery Estab. 15 Jun 53 Note growth bermuda T. R. C. 8-6-53 Eval. of warm season test of equip. on these grasses Jim Watson"Image taken on Kodachrome.Semicool humi
Drs. Paul Rieke and Jim Beard hold a vertical strip of sod at Halmich's Sod Farm, Michigan, 1967
No full textDrs. James Beard and Paul Rieke show off a harvested strip of sod during a field day at Halmich's Sod Farm, East Lansing, Michigan, surrounded by rolls of sod on a very rich muck soil.Photographer uncertain"Sod production Michigan Paul Rieke, Jim Beard Hamlich's Farm 6-67"Image taken on Kodachrome.Semicool humi
Three men, including Jim Watson, examine saltgrass along a roadway in Colorado, 1955
No full textThree men examine saltgrass along a roadside between Denver and Fort Collins, Colorado, in 1955. Jim Watson stooping. Saltgrass has been high mowed. Open car door and farm fields beyond.Photographer uncertain"Grass- Highway between Denver & Ft. Collins Saltgrass Berm Wilson"Image taken on Kodachrome.RoadsidesUtility turfCool semiari
INSPIRING SCIENCE: JIM WATSON AND THE AGE OF DNA
No full textPreface -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword / Matt Ridley -- James D. Watson's life and work: a timeline -- Sect. I. Origins -- Introduction: student days -- Phage days in Indiana / Renato Dulbecco -- Quiz kids / Gunther S. Stent -- Some early recollections of Jim Watson / Seymour Benzer -- Reprint: the properties of x-ray-inactivated bacteriophage. I. Inactivation by direct effect / James Dewey Watson -- Sect. II. Cambridge -- Introduction: talking and thinking -- Jim's cool reception among the British geneticists / Avrion Mitchison -- Recollections of Jim Watson / Naomi Mitchison -- Our work on virus structure -- Francis H.C. Crick / One day in the Cavendish (April 1, 1953) / Gerald Roland Pomerat -- Jim and Syd / Sydney Brenner -- A letter to Jim, January 14, 2002 / Max F. Perutz -- Monday morning quarterback / Elof Carlson -- "The night before Crickmas" / Rollin Hotchkiss - - Reprint: a structure for deoxyribose nucleic acid / J.D. Watson and F.H.C. Crick -- Reprint: genetical implications of the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid / J.D. Watson and F.H.C. Crick - - Reprint: the complementary structure of deoxyribonucleic acid / F.H.C. Crick and J.D. Watson -- 1953 Symposium -- Introduction: a day in June -- Memories of the 1953 symposium / Robert L. Sinsheimer, Julius Marmur, Charles Yanofsky, Louis Siminovitch, Frank Fenner, Roy J. Britten, Howard Green, Theodore T. Puck, Waclaw Szybalski, Joseph S. Gots, Hillary Koprowski -- Symposium on "viruses" / The Long-Islander article -- Letter to Max Delbruck / James D. Watson -- Reprint: The Structure of DNA / J.D. Watson and F.H.C. Crick -- Nobel banquet speech / James D. Watson -- Sect. III. Career scientist -- Introduction: Caltech, Cambridge, and Harvard -- Remembering Delbruck / James D. Watson -- Does RNA form a double helix? / Alexander Rich -- Flowers and phage / Joan Steitz -- On the edge: my time in Jim Watson's Lab / Benno Muller-Hill / When ribosomes were king / Alfred Tissieres -- It smells right. . . / Lionel V. Crawford -- Excerpt from Naturalist / Edward O. Wilson -- Growing Up Around Jim / Jeffrey H. Miller -- Seems simple, very hard to do / Mark Ptashne -- Watson at Harvard (1956- 1976) / Paul Doty -- Reprint: structure of small viruses / F.H.C. Crick and J.D. Watson -- Reprint: unstable ribonucleic acid revealed by pulse labelling of escherichia coli / F. Gros, H. Hiatt, W. Gilbert, C.G. Kurland, R.W. Risebrough, and J.D. Watson -- Sect. IV. Cold Spring Harbor -- Introduction: an emotional attachment -- Cold Spring Harbor 1958-1968: the years between Demerec and Watson / John Cairns -- Life with Jim / Norton D. Zinder -- CSHL in the sixties: a view from the trenches / Ann Skalka -- Reprint: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory director's report, 1989 / James D. Watson -- Jim as a mentor, 1971-1974 / Phillip A. Sharp -- From development of yeast cells to human brain hemispheres / Amar J.S. Klar -- Big shoes to fill, with the laces untied / Bruce Stillman -- Just Jim / Michael Wigler -- Milestones and mentoring: how Jim Watson influenced a scientific career / Douglas Hanahan -- CSHL in transition / Raymond F. Gesteland -- Cold Spring Harbor and recombinant DNA / Thomas Maniatis -- Reprint: Origin of concatemeric T7 DNA / J.D. Watson -- Jim and the board: behind the scenes / Bayard Clarkson -- Vision, innovation, breadth, and strength / David L. Luke III -- Portraits: Robertson, Pulling, and Grace / James D. Watson -- A morning on the porch / Jim Eisenman - - An architect at the lab: some personal recollections / William Grover -- Sect. V. Genomes -- Introduction: managing the genome - - Dr. Watson goes to Washington / Bradie Metheny -- Jim Watson and the Human Genome Project / James B. Wyngaarden -- The colossus of codes / Robert Cook-Deegan -- Jim and the Japanese human genome project / Kenichi Matsubara -- Climbing the ladder of life: James D. Watson and the ELSI years / Nancy Wexler -- Sect. VI. Education - - Introduction: communicating science -- The pied piper at Harvard / David Botstein -- There is more yet to come / Arnold J. Levine - - What I have learned from Jim / Bruce M. Alberts -- On drawing molecules / Keith Roberts -- Education by the sea shore / Jan Witkowski and John Inglis -- Endnotes -- Bibliography / James D. Watson -- Inde
Soil layer cross-section image of how drum aerifier spoons enter and exit a soil profile
No full textCross section soil profile image showing drum aerifier spoons entering and exiting the soil. Probably fake subsoil horizons.Photographer uncertain"Cultivating action Aerifier Spoon Jim"Image taken on Kodachrome Duplicate.Equipmen
Bill Harney on a spear fishing expedition with Eric Jolliffe and Robert Fitzpatrick, off Long Reef, New South Wales, ca. 1940s [picture] /
No full textTitle based on information from acquisition documentation and from caption on verso.; Part of collection: Collection of photographs of author and bushman, Bill Harney, ca. 1940-1962.; Photograph taken by Jim Fitzpatrick, a photographer with the Department of Information in the 1940s in Sydney. Robert Fitzpatrick is the son of the photographer.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3706122; Purchased from Michael Treloar Antiquarian Booksellers, List 90, Lot 64, 2006
1978 Football Captains: Pete Watson and Jim Coale
No full textA photograph of the Springfield College Football Team Captains for 1978. On the left is Pete Watson and on the right is Jim Coale. They are in their uniforms and both are carrying a football
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[Portrait of Jim Marrs]
No full textPortrait of Jim Marrs smiling at the camera while sitting on a wooden bench. He wears a plaid button-up shirt, black hat, and sunglasses. Marrs was an American journalist and author of publications such as his book, "Crossfire." Marrs is known for his conspiracy theories, specifically in relation to the assassination of John F. Kennedy
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