'Misc from FC - to be filed'

Date:: 1973-2002

Reference:: PP/CRI/J/15/1

Part of:: Francis Crick (1916-2004): archives

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Francis Crick (1916-2004): archivesPP/CRI
- Correspondence 1976-2004PP/CRI/J
  - Correspondence unsorted at the time of Crick's deathPP/CRI/J/15
    - 'Misc from FC - to be filed'PP/CRI/J/15/1

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Description

The file includes:

an undated photograph of Crick with highschool students;

two letters from members of the public, 1999-2000;

requests for comments on manuscripts;

correspondence with colleagues on work in progress (including a group of letters to and from Graeme Mitchison, J. Allan Hobson and others on dream sleep, with reprints and articles on the subject by others, 1984-1986);

miscellaneous reprints by Crick and others on subjects such as psychoanalysis, and the perceptual worlds of dolphins, 1979-2001;

Crick's notes for a presentation entitled 'Brain and Mind', c.1996-1997 (see files PP/CRI/K/15/3, PP/CRI/K/16/2 and PP/CRI/L/1/5/10C;

manuscript notes for an talk marking Jonas Salk's 80th birthday, [1994].

Publication/Creation

1973-2002

Physical description

1 file

Location of duplicates

A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection as part of Codebreakers: Makers of Modern Genetics.