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The treatise of the theory, construction, and improvement of the harbors and inland navigation of Great-Britain, deduced from self-evident principles; most humbly addressed to His Majesty. By C. Holmes, surveyor and engineer.

Crick spoke on 'The Double Helix' at a conference on 'DNA and Biotechnology: A Celebration of 40 years of the DNA Double Helix', 1-3 March 1993.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Crick and Christof Koch presented two papers at the 55th Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Quantitative Biology on 'The Brain', 30 May-6 June 1990:

'A Neurobiological Approach to Visual Awareness';
'Theoretical Problems Arising from the 40-Hz Oscillations'.

For drafts of the first paper (subsequently published as Some Reflections on Visual Awareness) see files  PP/CRI/L/1/3/1/4 and PP/CRI/L/1/3/2.

While visiting the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Crick also gave a lecture entitled 'How Do We See Things?' to the Long Island Biological Association, 3 June 1990.

Cold Spring Harbor

Papers concerning Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. File contains: an issue of the Cold Spring Harbor newsletter "Harbor Transcript" volume 18 number 1 for Spring-Summer 1999; a press release regarding the Human Genome Project and open access; and the agenda for a dbSNP (database single-nucleotide polymorphism) database meeting, held at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in May 1999.

Papers from the Cold Spring Harbor Symposium ('The Genetic Code'), 2-9 June, 1966, for which Crick provided the opening address, subsequently published as "The genetic code - yesterday, today and tomorrow," Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant. Biol., 31 (1966), 3-9.

In addition to correspondence and a detailed draft programme for the Symposium, the file contains three sheets of notes (holograph) and a typescript (photocopy, with Crick's name written) of Crick (1966), "The genetic code - yesterday, today and tomorrow." The text begins with the observation: "This is an historic occasion. There have been many meetings about the genetic code during the past ten or twelve years but this is the first important one to be held since the code became known."

Also included in the file are two spiral-bound notebooks:

1. The first notebook (8" x 10") is marked on the front cover "Cold Spring Harbor / 1966" with Crick's name in capital letters. The first part of the notebook comprises a series of short notes on Symposium speakers, beginning with Marshall Nirenberg. The remaining entries (some pages dated 1975) are unrelated horticultural notes, mostly lists of plant varieties.

2. The second notebook (9" x 7") has nothing written on its covers. Beginning with the heading "Probability curve and mean time", there are nine pages (undated) of theoretical notes before this second notebook also takes on a horticultural character (some of these pages dated 1974 and 1975). In the midst of the horticultural notes are further scientific notes (undated, in pencil), one page headed "Notes for a paper", beginning "asymmetric K model".

Manuscript for "Temporal Control of Puffing Activity in Polytene Chromosomes", co-authored by Ashburner and published in Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology in 1974. The file also includes correspondence with the publisher.

Cold Spring Harbor 1973

Contains correspondence and papers regarding a genome mapping and sequencing meeting at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in spring 1988 and publicity material for a session on mouse molecular genetics in August 1988.

Cold Spring Harbor '88

Various photographic prints of Watson at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory from the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

The CSH Symposia series documents the famous annual meeting held at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Cold Spring Harbor Symposia

Contains manuscripts of John Sulston's article "Neuronal Cell Lineages in the Nematode Caenorhabditis Elegans" written for a Cold Spring Harbor symposium publication. The file also includes diagrams for inclusion as figures, notes, negatives and correspondence regarding the symposium and the publication.

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium

Cold Spring Harbor - Coursework

Watson and Ed Spencer at the Harbor Society Brunch at Ballybung.  Photograph by Elizabeth L. Watson.

Harbor Society Brunch, Ballybung

Correspondence and papers regarding the annual Cold Spring Harbor Symposium (CSHS) held at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York, United States of America in May-June 1973.

Report on a phase 2 human pilot study.
Keywords: Drugs; MDMA (Drug)

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Slides from a presentation on the Drosophila genome sequencing project given by Gerry Rubin at a meeting at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Cold Spring Harbor Presentation

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory series consists of photographs taken at, or relating to, Watson's time at CSHL.  The photographs document special events such as building dedications and fundraising concerts; scientists, staff, and board members; and photographs of the Lab's buildings and grounds.

(See also: Institutional Correspondence (SB/1/2))

Correspondence regarding the Cold Spring Harbor Symposium ('Antibodies'), 1-7 June, 1967, at which Crick chaired the session on Saturday 3 June ('Evolution and Genetics of Antibodies').

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium 1967

Cold Spring Harbor Lions Club

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory - Library

Correspondence and papers regarding the Advanced Drosophila Genetics Course held at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York, United States of America in August 1994.

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The treatise of the theory, construction, and improvement of the harbors and inland navigation of Great-Britain, deduced from self-evident principles; most humbly addressed to His Majesty. By C. Holmes, surveyor and engineer.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor 1973

Cold Spring Harbor '88

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Symposia

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium

Cold Spring Harbor - Coursework

Harbor Society Brunch, Ballybung

Cold Spring Harbor 1973

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Cold Spring Harbor Presentation

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium 1967

Cold Spring Harbor Lions Club

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory - Library

Cold Spring Harbor Aug 94

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The treatise of the theory, construction, and improvement of the harbors and inland navigation of Great-Britain, deduced from self-evident principles; most humbly addressed to His Majesty. By C. Holmes, surveyor and engineer.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor

Cold Spring Harbor 1973

Cold Spring Harbor '88

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Symposia

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium

Cold Spring Harbor - Coursework

Harbor Society Brunch, Ballybung

Cold Spring Harbor 1973

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Cold Spring Harbor Presentation

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Cold Spring Harbor Symposium 1967

Cold Spring Harbor Lions Club

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory - Library

Cold Spring Harbor Aug 94

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Cold Spring Harbor - Media Book

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