No.139 Frank H. Johnson, 1984

File — Box: 18, Folder: 11

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Johnson, professor emeritus of biology at Princeton and long-time colleague of Henry Eyring, recalls his professional and personal association with Eyring. He also discusses their work on pressure, temperature, and narcosis; and Johnson's work on bacterial luminescence; and evaluates Eyring's contributions to science.
Interviewer: Robert Miller

Dates

1984

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