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Kurt M. Mislow Papers
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Kurt M. Mislow (1923-2017) was a German-American organic chemist. He was a noted pioneer in stereochemistry and was responsible for introducing the concepts of symmetry and chirality to the field.
A German Jew, Kurt M. Mislow was born in Berlin, Germany on June 5, 1923 and spent the early part of his childhood in Dusseldorf, Germany. Mislow moved with his family to Milan, Italy in 1936 to escape persecution by the Nazis. When Italy expelled foreign born Jews, the Mislow Family moved to England in 1938. In England, Mislow finished his high school education at the Shoreham-by-the-Sea Grammar School and gained admission to the University of Cambridge, but his education was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II.
In 1940, due to his German nationality, Mislow was briefly interned as an enemy alien by British authorities. That same year, Mislow and his family received affidavits from his uncle, the well-known photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt, which permitted them to emigrate to the United States. The Mislow Family moved to the United States in late 1940, where they settled in New York City.
After his arrival in the United States, Mislow briefly attended Columbia University. In 1941, he was awarded a scholarship by Tulane University, where he earned his B.S. in Chemistry (1944). He continued his education at the California Institute of Technology, where he earned his Ph.D. in Chemistry (1947). At Caltech, Mislow conducted research under the supervision of American organic chemist and future two-time Nobel Laureate Linus Pauling.
Shortly After earning his Ph.D., Mislow joined the faculty of New York University's Department of Chemistry. He rose through NYU's faculty ranks, serving as Instructor (1947-1951), Assistant Professor (1951-1956), Associate Professor (1956-1960), and Professor (1960-1964). At NYU, Mislow became a noted pioneer in the field of stereochemistry, the study of the three-dimensional arrangement of molecules and atoms in space. While conducting research on the stereochemistry of biphenyls, he introduced the concepts of symmetry and chirality to stereochemistry, which became key to understanding how molecular structure relates to function. These two concepts helped make stereochemistry fundamental in a number of scientific disciplines, including physics, biochemistry, genetics, and pharmaceuticals.
Mislow joined the faculty of Princeton University's Department of Chemistry in 1964, where he served as the Hugh Stott Taylor Professor of Chemistry (1964-1988) and Department Chairman (1968-1974). At Princeton, he continued his stereochemical research into symmetry and chirality, which included designing and synthesizing complex organic molecules that validated these two concepts. He also studied the structure of molecular rotors and gears. Mislow retired from Princeton at the rank of Professor Emeritus in 1988. In retirement, he devoted his attention to molecular topology ("rubber sheet" geometry), analyzing deformable chiral molecules such as knots and links.
In addition to his stereochemical research, Mislow was noted for his abilities as a teacher, teaching both undergraduate and graduate level chemistry classes over the course of his career. Several graduate students and fellows who studied under Mislow became prominent chemists in their own right, including Dennis A. Dougherty, Mark M. Green, and Jay S. Siegel. Mislow was also concerned with the social and political aspects of scientific research, which led him to teach the graduate level course "Social Responsibilities and Rights of Scientists" at Princeton.
Mislow authored and co-authored numerous scientific journal articles and papers over the course of his career. He was also author of the chemistry textbook Introduction to Stereochemistry (1965). Mislow was awarded two John Simon Guggenheim Fellowships (1956 and 1974) and an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellowship (1959-1963). He was also the recipient of numerous awards, including the James Flack Norris Award (1975), William H. Nichols Award (1987), and Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award (1995).
Kurt M. Mislow passed away on October 5, 2017.
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Kurt M. Mislow Papers, Science History Institute Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Kurt M. Mislow Papers contain the professional and personal papers of German-American organic chemist Kurt M. Mislow. The collection is arranged into the following nine series:
- Correspondence Files
- Academic Files
- Publication and Presentation Files
- Meeting Files
- Personal Files
- Printed Materials
- Audio-Visual Materials
- Images
- Addendum - Notebooks
The Kurt M. Mislow Papers were donated to the Science History Institute by Jacqueline Mislow in two accretions: 2019 and 2022.
The Kurt M. Mislow Papers were processed by Kenton G. Jaehnig in September 2021 and January 2023.
People
- Djerassi, Carl
- Dougherty, Dennis A., 1952-
- Green, M. M. (Mark M.)
- Schleyer, Paul von R., 1930-
- Siegel, Jay Steven
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- Science History Institute Archives
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- Finding Aid Date
- 2021
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The Kurt M. Mislow Papers are open to researchers with the exception of the following file:
Box 21 Folder 17 is closed to researchers until July 2, 2059.
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Collection Inventory
This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's correspondence files. The contents of the Correspondence Files are arranged into the following two sub-series:
- Alphabetical Correspondence Files
- Miscellaneous Correspondence Files
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's alphabetical correspondence files. The bulk of the materials in the Alphabetical Correspondence Files are professional in nature. A small amount of personal materials are also preserved here.
Correspondence files regarding other chemists make up the bulk of this sub-series. Files containing Mislow's correspondence with several prominent chemists, including Carl Djerassi, Vladimir Prelog, and Paul von Rague Schleyer are found in this sub-series. Several of the chemists represented in this sub-series were collaborators with Mislow, including Chengzhi Liang and Noham Weinberg. Correspondence files regarding several chemists who were graduate students or post-doctoral fellows supervised by Mislow, including Dennis A. Dougherty, Mark M. Green, and Jay S. Siegel are also preserved here.
In addition to Mislow's correspondence with other chemists, smaller, but noticeable, numbers of files regarding universities, fellowships (including Mislow's Guggenheim Fellowships), and awards (including Mislow's Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award and William H. Nichols Award) are also preserved in this sub-series. Small numbers of files regarding scientific institutions, countries, and a few other miscellaneous subjects are also found here.
The contents of the Alphabetical Correspondence Files consist of a wide variety of materials. Letters and e-mails make up a large majority of the materials in this sub-series. Significant amounts of journal articles, article reprints, article and paper manuscripts, curricula vitae, and notes are found in these files. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of magazine articles, newspaper articles, memoranda, and award nominations are also present in this sub-series. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, postcards, holiday cards, photocopied book chapters, and a few photographs are preserved here as well.
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Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's miscellaneous correspondence files. The bulk of the materials in the Miscellaneous Correspondence Files are professional in nature. A small amount of personal materials are also preserved here.
Files containing correspondence pertaining to miscellaneous matters make up a majority of the materials in this sub-series. Four files regarding miscellaneous invitations received by Mislow to speak (at conferences, symposia, and workshops) and write (articles and papers) are also present in this sub-series. A single file containing miscellaneous correspondence regarding stereochemistry is also preserved here.
The contents of the Miscellaneous Correspondence Files consist of a variety of materials. Letters are the most common materials found in this sub-series. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of journal articles, article and paper manuscripts, and e-mails are also present in these files. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, magazine articles, memoranda, reprints, and resumes are preserved here as well.
This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's academic files. These files provide significant documentation of Mislow's academic career. A large majority of the materials in this series concern Mislow's tenure as a faculty member at Princeton University. A small amount of materials regarding his stints as a faculty member at New York University, and as a visiting professor at the California Institute of Technology are also present here. The contents of the Academic Files are arranged into the following three sub-series:
- Class Files
- Subject Files
- Miscellaneous Files
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's class files. The files in this sub-series provide documentation of undergraduate and graduate level classes taught by Mislow over the course of his academic career. A large majority of the files in this sub-series concern classes taught by Mislow at Princeton University. Small numbers of files concerning classes taught by Mislow at New York University and the California Institute of Technology are also present here.
The contents of the Class Files consist of a variety of materials. Lecture notes, class handouts, and problem sets are the most common materials found in this sub-series. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of exams, student evaluations, book lists, academic calendars, and class grade analyses are also present in these files. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, class roll books, journal articles, magazine articles, correspondence, miscellaneous notes, and a copy of Mislow's publication Stereochemistry Study Guide, Fall 1976 are preserved here as well.
Contains 26 black and white transparencies.
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Contains 15 black and white transparencies and 21 color transparencies.
Contains 11 black and white transparencies and 8 color transparencies.
Contains 17 black and white transparencies and 4 color transparencies.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's subject files. The files in this sub-series concern various subjects that were of scientific and personal interest to Mislow during his academic career.
Files regarding Mislow's scientific interest in chirality and symmetry in stereochemistry, including, but not limited to, the sub-topics of Borromean Rings, homochirality, and symmetry in nature, make up the largest component of this sub-series. A smaller, but noticeable, number of files concerning issues of concern within the scientific community, including research in recombinant DNA and the social responsibilities and rights of scientists are also present in this sub-series. Small numbers of files regarding miscellaneous other subjects, including the appearance and use of Borromean Rings in various cultures, the persecution of Soviet nuclear physicist Andrei Sakharov, and opposition to the Vietnam War are also present here.
The contents of the Subject Files consist of a variety of materials. Journal articles, reprints, magazine articles, and notes by Mislow are the most common materials found in this sub-series. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of correspondence, newspaper articles, photocopied book chapters and pages, and article and paper manuscripts are also found in these files. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, miscellaneous printed materials, newsletters, publications, and a few photographs and slides are preserved in this sub-series as well.
Contains 1 color image.
Contains 1 color photo reproduction, 4 color images, and 1 color slide.
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Contains 1 color image, 18 black and white slides, and 7 color slides.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's miscellaneous files. This sub-series consists of files regarding Mislow's miscellaneous academic activities that do not readily fit elsewhere in the Academic Files.
Files pertaining to Princeton University's Department of Chemistry constitute the largest component of this sub-series. Three files documenting Mislow's activities with Princeton University's Chemistry Community, which concern this body's response to the Kent State Shootings and Vietnam War are also found in this sub-series. Four files concerning Mislow himself, which include those regarding his second Guggenheim Fellowship and his receiving a National Science Foundation grant are also present here. A single file regarding National Academy of Sciences foreign associate nominations is also preserved in this sub-series.
The contents of the Miscellaneous Files consist of a variety of materials. Magazine articles, newspaper articles, reports, correspondence, and resolutions are the most common materials found in this sub-series. Smaller amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, notes, miscellaneous printed materials, minutes, and a bound Princeton University Chemistry Community meeting transcript are preserved here as well.
This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's publication and presentation files. The files in this series mainly concern published materials authored and co-authored by Mislow and presentations he gave at various professional functions. To a very small extent, Mislow's service as a referee to a handful of scientific journals is also documented in this series. The contents of the Publication and Presentation Files are arranged into the following three sub-series:
- Publication Files
- Presentation Files
- Comments and Reviews
Arranged alphabetically by author, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's publication files. The files in this sub-series mainly concern the development of selected published materials authored and co-authored by Mislow. Files concerning a handful of science journal articles authored and co-authored by Mislow make up a majority of the materials in this sub-series. A few files regarding Mislow's textbook Introduction to Stereochemistry and a single file regarding an unfinished book started by Mislow are also preserved in the Publication Files. Two files regarding an article about Mislow authored by Jay S. Siegel and a Ph.D. thesis authored by James E. Senior are also present here.
The contents of the Publication Files consist of a variety of materials. Article and book manuscripts, correspondence, journal articles, reprints, and photocopied book chapters and pages are the most common materials found in this sub-series. A noticeable number of photographs, negatives, drawings, and drawing reproductions are also present in the Publication Files. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, legal documents, financial documents, notes, magazine articles, and periodicals are preserved in this sub-series as well.
Contains 11 black and white negatives and 27 black and white images.
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Contains 1 black and white 35 mm negative strip, 1 black and white 60 mm negative strip, 9 black and white images, 3 black and white photo reproductions, 2 black and white transparencies, and 1 black and white negative.
Contains 5 black and white negatives and 12 black and white images.
Contains 6 black and white negatives, 14 black and white images, and 1 color image.
Contains 11 black and white negatives and 16 black and white images.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's presentation files. The files in this sub-series mainly contain materials created and used by Mislow for presentations he gave at university classes, lectures, workshops, symposia, and conferences.
The contents of the Presentation Files consist of a variety of materials. Overhead transparencies constitute the largest component of this sub-series. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of presentation manuscripts, transparency mock-ups (from which the overhead transparencies were made), photocopies of transparencies, and notes are also present in this sub-series. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, correspondence, drawing reproductions, drawings, reprints, and a few photographs are preserved in the Presentation Files as well.
Contains 26 black and white transparencies and 6 color transparencies.
Contains 12 color transparencies and 13 black and white transparencies.
Contains 1 color image.
Contains 1 color slide, 11 black and white transparencies, 7 color transparencies, and 4 color images.
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Contains 27 black and white transparencies and 13 color transparencies.
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Contains 15 black and white transparencies and 11 color transparencies.
Contains 30 black and white transparencies and 10 color transparencies.
Contains 49 black and white transparencies and 8 color transparencies.
Contains 4 color transparencies and 27 black and white transparencies.
Contains 28 black and white transparencies and 5 color transparencies.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's comments and reviews files. These files concern Mislow's comments and reviews for a handful of articles submitted by other chemists for publication in scientific journals for whom Mislow served as a referee. The contents of the files in this sub-series consist of Mislow's written comments and reviews, comment and review sheets, and correspondence.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this series contains Kurt Mislow's meeting files. These files concern various meetings Mislow had the opportunity to attend, including lectures, conferences, symposia, and university commencements. Mislow attended most of the meetings represented in this series. He gave lectures, speeches, or presentations at a number of the functions documented in these files.
The contents of the Meeting Files consist of a variety of materials. Correspondence, programs, handouts, magazine articles, and newspaper articles are the most common materials found in this series. Smaller, but noticeable, amounts of paper and speech manuscripts (some presented by Mislow), notes (Mislow's speech/lecture notes and notes taken by Mislow during meetings), and participant lists are also present in this series. Other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to journal articles, newsletters, and a few photographs are preserved here as well.
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Contains 2 black and white transparencies and 2 color transparencies.
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This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's personal files. The materials in this series mainly document Mislow's life and personal affairs and the affairs and history of the Mislow Family. The contents of the Personal Files are arranged into the following two sub-series:
- Correspondence Files
- Miscellaneous Files
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's personal correspondence files. The bulk of the files in this sub-series contain Mislow's correspondence with members of his family. A handful of files containing Mislow's personal correspondence with other parties, including the Compensation Authority in Wiesbaden, Germany and Tulane University are also preserved here.
The contents of the Correspondence Files consist mainly of letters. Smaller, but noticeable amounts of e-mails, greeting and holiday cards, and postcards are also found in this sub-series. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, article and paper manuscripts, legal documents, and a few photographs are preserved here as well.
Contains 2 color images.
Contains 10 color images and 1 black and white image.
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Contains 2 black and white negatives.
Contains 1 black and white image.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's personal miscellaneous files. The files in this sub-series mainly concern Mislow's life and personal affairs and the affairs and history of the Mislow Family. Files pertaining to Kurt M. Mislow himself, most of which contain materials created early in his life, make up the largest component of the Miscellaneous Files. A smaller, but noticeable, number of files concerning five individual members of the Mislow Family are also preserved in this sub-series. A few files concerning various miscellaneous subjects are also present here.
The contents of the Miscellaneous Files consist of a wide variety of materials. Correspondence, legal documents, school report cards, programs for various functions, and notes are the most common materials found in this sub-series. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including, but not limited to, notebooks, diplomas, passports, and curricula vitae are preserved here as well.
Box 21 Folder 17 is closed to researchers until July 2, 2059.
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This series contains printed materials collected by Kurt M. Mislow The contents of the Printed Materials are arranged into the following four sub-series:
- Books
- Periodicals
- Publications
- Articles
Arranged alphabetically by author/publisher, this sub-series contains a handful of books collected by Kurt M. Mislow. Five copies of Mislow's chemistry textbook Introduction to Stereochemistry (1st, 6th, 7th, and German editions) are preserved in this sub-series. A single copy of the Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei's Annuario della Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei and a single copy of Ernest L. Eliel's Stereochemistry of Carbon Compounds (includes a signed note from Ernest L. Eliel) are found in this sub-series as well.
Arranged alphabetically by title, this sub-series contains a handful of periodicals collected by Kurt M. Mislow. A commemorative issue of Chirality (2 copies) and a bound issue of Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry dedicated to Mislow are found in this sub-series. A single issue of IAP Update is also present here. Two issues of The Tulanian, both containing articles mentioning Mislow, are preserved in this sub-series as well.
Arranged alphabetically by publisher, this sub-series contains publications collected by Kurt M. Mislow. A large majority of the publications in this sub-series, including two copies of Mislow's Stereochemistry Study Guide, Fall 1976, were published by Princeton University and pertain to the university's Department of Chemistry. Two publications printed by the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni and two publications printed by New York University are preserved here as well.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains articles collected by Kurt M. Mislow. Files containing articles authored by and written by Mislow make up the largest component of the Articles files. A few files containing articles authored by and or written about his sons Christopher Mislow and John Mislow are also found in this sub-series. Small numbers of files containing articles authored by a few other chemists, articles concerning Princeton, and a handful of subjects that were of interest of Mislow are also present here.
Reprints are the most common items found in the Articles files. Smaller, but noticeable, numbers of newspaper articles, magazine articles, and journal articles are also present in this sub-series. Small amounts of other miscellaneous materials, including article manuscripts, correspondence, and notes, are preserved here as well.
This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's audio-visual materials. The contents of the Audio-Visual Materials are arranged into the following three sub-series:
- Audiocassettes
- Videotapes
- DVDs
Arranged alphabetically by format and by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's audiocassette tapes. Its contents consist of eight compact cassettes and 4 four microcassettes. Eleven of the audiocassettes contain recordings of lectures given by Mislow for Chemistry 589 - Social Responsibilities and Rights of Scientists, a class he taught at Princeton University in 1987. A single audiocassette containing recordings of two speeches is preserved in this sub-series as well.
Arranged alphabetically by title, this sub-series contains five VHS videotapes collected by Kurt M. Mislow. The contents of this sub-series consist of recordings of two episodes of the television program Currents (including a March 5, 1987 appearance by Mislow), a recording of the Paul Tulane College Sesquicentennial Convocation, footage of the PEPCON chemical explosion in Henderson, Nevada, and a recording of Symmetry.
Arranged alphabetically by title, this sub-series contains two video DVD sets of the 2018 Kurt M. Mislow Memorial Symposium (both sets consisting of five DVDs), which was held at Princeton University on November 1, 2018.
This series contains Kurt M. Mislow's image collection. The contents of the Images are arranged into the following two sub-series:
- Photographs
- Photo Albums
Note - Item level cataloging may be available, consult Image Archives.
Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains Kurt M. Mislow's photograph collection. A large majority of the images in these files are of Mislow himself and of several members of his family. A noticeable number of images of Mislow's retirement party are also present in this sub-series. A few images of handful of other subjects, including Mislow's childhood home in Dusseldorf, Germany and Linus Pauling are also preserved here.
Black and white photographs and color photographs make up the bulk of the materials found in this sub-series. A handful of black and white photocopied images and postcards are preserved in this sub-series as well.
Note - Item level cataloging may be available, consult Image Archives.
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Arranged alphabetically by subject, this sub-series contains three photo albums documenting Kurt M. Mislow's retirement party, which was held at Princeton University in June 1988. The contents of the photo albums consist mainly of color photographs. A few black and white photographs are also preserved in these photo albums.
Note - Item level cataloging may be available, consult Image Archives.
Contains 103 color images and 15 black and white images.
Contains 105 color images.
Contains 18 color images.
This series is an addendum to the Kurt M. Mislow Papers. Arranged alphabetically by creator and by subject, it contains several notebooks collected by Mislow. Four bound research notebooks belonging to Mislow himself are preserved in this series, which include one he created as a graduate student at the California Institute of Technology and three he created as a faculty member at New York University's Department of Chemistry. A single file of loose pages and graphs, which originally came from a research notebook created by Mislow as a visiting fellow at ETH Zurich, is also found in this series. A single bound notebook belonging to German chemist Hans Beller, which Beller created as a graduate student at the Munich Institute of Technology, is also preserved here.
A small amount of accompanying materials are found within the bound notebooks created by Mislow, including graphs, a few photographs, and notes.
Contains 4 black and white images.
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