Abel, John

Herty to Abel, John. August 9, 1918, Herty Papers, box 102, folder 1. 

Abel, John to Hunt, Reid. May 23, 1921, Abel Papers. 

Abel, John Alsberg, Carl Bacon, Raymond Eldred, F. R. Hunt, Reid Johnson, Treat Stieglitz, Julius Taylor, F. 0. Herty, Charles. "The Future Independence and Progress of American Medicine in the Age of Chemistry" Chemical Foundation n.p., n.d. 

Buckling of Cooling-Tower Shells Bifurcation Results Cole, Peter P. Abel, John F. Billington, David P. 

These included Johns Hopkins pharmacologist John J. Abel (by letter only, as he could not attend), Rockefeller Institute biochemist P. A. Levene, Chief of the U.S.D.A. Bureau of Chemistry Carl Alsberg, Wisconsin pharmacologist Arthur Loevenhart (engaged at the time in chemical warfare work), Acting Director of the Mellon Institute for Industrial Research E. R. Weidlein, and two industry representatives, Frank Eldred of Eli Lilly and Company and D. W. Jayne of the Barrett Company. The addresses were published in the December 1918 issue of the Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, and were also reprinted and circulated to numerous individuals whose views were solicited (21). 

Parsons, Charles to members of Committee on the Institute for Drug Research. February 12, 1919, John J. Abel Papers, Alan Mason Chesney Archives, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. Hereafter this collection will be cited as "Abel Papers."... 

C. John Jacob Abel occupied the first chair of a department of pharmacology in the United States. 

Parascandola J. John J. Abel and the emergence of U.S. pharmacology. Pharmaceut News 1995 2 911. 

Degen GH, Vogel C, Abel J. Prostaglandin synthetases. In Ioannides C, ed. Enzyme Systems that Metabolise Drugs and Other Xenobiotics. Chichester John Wiley and Sons, 2002 188-229. 

CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS VOLUME E. W. Abel M. Cais P. Heimbach Walter Hieber P. W. Jolly M. S. Lupin John P. Oliver Lee J. Todd S. P. Tyfield G. Wilke... 

In his 46 years at Strasbourg, Schmiedeberg trained a number of preeminent scientists who populated the great centers of scientific learning throughout many countries. One of these was John Jacob Abel. Abel became the first chairman of pharmacology... 

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