D. Carleton (Daniel Carleton) Gajdusek - Journals, 1993, 1995, 2001

MLMSS 6915

fonds

1993, 1995, 2001

403272

box - 0.13 metres
Textual Records - (typescript, 2 bound volumes)

Dr. Gajdusek was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1976 for "new mechanism for the origin and dissemination of infectious diseases". He did the work in New Guinea. Gajdusek later became the Chief, Laboratory of Central Nervous System Studies for the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, USA.

1993; Valokeilaluento and arctic saami to Stone age awyu victims of Als/Pd on the upper edera in West New Guinea and from Volcanic Atlantic Islands to Jamaica and Cuba, The Gobi Desert and Siberia in an Attempted escape from senility into the Arctic, Oceanic and East Asia
1995; Journal of a year of disentanglement
2001; Trip to Europe and North Africa, 13 Nov. 1951 - 11 Jan. 1952
These volumes are unedited, draft manuscripts of Dr. Gajdusek's daily journal entries for his professional and private life.
They are copies of a draft transcription from notebook pages, loose jotting, and dictated tapes. They are not published or released volumes.

Restricted, Expiry Date: 2038-12-31