Thomas, Karl

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III. Abt., Rep. 84/2, Nr. 5823
III. Abt., Rep. 84/2 Nachlass Adolf Butenandt -Korrespondenz-
Nachlass Adolf Butenandt -Korrespondenz- >> Nachlass Adolf Butenandt -Korrespondenz- >> I. Allgemeine und wissenschaftliche Korrespondenz >> T >> Th-Ti
1957-1961 (1969)
Enthält: Theodor Benzinger.- Hoppe Seyler's Zeitschrift für Physiologische Chemie.- Zukunft von Thomas und der von ihm betriebenen Silikoseforschung nach der Emeritierung.- Nachfolge Heinrich Kraut.- Tsuneo Tomita.- Genji Matsuda.- Eintreten von Thomas für die Verwendung eines der Universität Erlangen zugewiesenen neuen planmäßigen Ordinariats für die physiologische Chemie.
Enthält auch: Schreiben von Thomas an den Haushaltsausschuß der MPG betr. Dauerfinanzierung seiner "Arbeitsgemeinschaft Silikoseforschung" (1959).- Anzeige der MPG zum Tod von Thomas (1969).
Siehe auch: Rep. 84/2, Nr. 7624.
Sachakte
Benecke, Otto
Weitzel, Günther
Bernhauer, Konrad
Brüggemann, Johannes
Bücher, Theodor
Glatzel, Hans
Graßmann, Wolfgang
Hahn, Otto
Koll, Werner
Kraut, Heinrich
Kuhn, Richard
Matsuda, Genji
May, Friedrich
Muralt, Alexander von
Paschke, Heinrich
Rajewsky, Boris
Schneider, Max
Schoedel, Wolfgang
Seeliger, Hans
Stegemann, Hermann
Szent-Györgyi, Albert
Thomas, Karl
Tomita, Tsuneo
Weber, Hans Hermann
Benzinger, Theodor
Medizinische Forschungsanstalt der MPG
Hoppe Seyler's Zeitschrift für Physiologische Chemie
MPG
Universität Erlangen, Ordinariat für Physiologische Chemie
MPG, Senat
MPG, Präsident

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