Oregon Health & Science University
Dates
- Usage: 2001-
Found in 52 Collections and/or Records:
David Grandy papers
This collection consists of the research work of David K. Grandy, Ph.D. in the field of brain chemistry, with specific concentration on the neurotransmitter called dopamine.
Fred Harwin collection
Fred Harwin is an artist, medical illustrator, and ocularist. He is well-known for illustrating the breakthrough medical text Manual of Cardiac Surgery with Drs. Brad Harlan and Albert Starr. The vast majority of this collection consists of original illustrations by Harwin, including those from both the first and second editions of that manual.
HC&A Audio/Visual Collection
The OHSU library Historical Collections and Archives department is home to OHSU’s collections of rare books, archives, manuscripts, and artifacts. Resources comprised in this collection span from 1987 to the present and include an assortment of digitally formatting materials including CDs, DVDs, and photographs.
Donald G. Kassebaum papers
Dr. Kassebaum was a trained cardiologist whose thirty-year career (1956-1986) went from Intern to Director of OHSU Hospital and Vice President of Hospital Affairs. A wide variety of material illustrates his varied career.
Daniel H. Labby historical image collection
Licenses, Degrees, and Certificates collection
This collection shows the wide variety of documentation of health professionals of the 19th and 20th centuries. It includes, but is not limited to, degree-granting medical institutions around the world. The individuals named likewise were not all affiliated with the University of Oregon or its various incarnations.
David Mahler papers
David B. Mahler, Ph.D. (3 February 1923 – 2 August 2017) was a dental biomaterials scientist who was internationally recognized as the preeminent expert in dental amalgam. His papers include records of achievements and recognitions, as well as letters attesting to his contributions and high regard.
Medical Informatics continuing education course materials
The collection contains course packets given to students for two OHSU School of Medicine Continuing Education courses: Using Computers to Solve Clinical Problems and Information Technologies for Coordinated Care, spanning the years 1996-2003.