Hamburger, Viktor
Hamburger invites Wolff to his department.
On Wolff's film on organ culture. Hamburger plans to visit Wolff's laboratory in 1960 although he did not receive a Flubright grant.
On Hamburger's experiments on transplanted limbs. On his summer at Woods Hole. On the lack of evidence in Witschi's paper on genes and embryology.
On his upcoming teaching duties in Embryology etc. in Rochester.
Typewritten letter, 1 page
Thank-you note for reprints. On the importance of applying electron microcopy to early neurogenesis. On the interpretation of EM images sent by Wechsler.
Release form giving the interview and transcript of interviw with Hamburger and Susan Mehrtens as part of F. O. Schmitt Oral History Project on October 17, 1985 to M.I.T.
Photocopied letter, almost illegible
Start date for M.G. Brown. Discussion of vertical illuminator.
On the lack of graduate students at Hamburger's department, on the new wing at Rebstock devoted to cellular physiology.
Reply to rejection letter
Thank-you note for Hamburger's laboratory outline. On Hamburger's critiscism of Reed. Short note on Willier's sessions on melanophores.