Byrnes, James

Butow, Robert J. C. 1954. Japan s Decision to Surrender, Stanford University Press. Byrnes, James F. 1947. Speaking Frankly, Harper Bros. 

P James, T Tynan, I McMurrough, J Byrne. Preparation, purification and separation by high performance liquid chromatography of humulinic acids, dehydrohumulinic acids, and hulupones. J Inst Brew 96 137-141, 1990. 

The authors are grateful for the many valuable discussions that have so greatly benefited us over the years with Drs. Edward Brown, Michael Byrne, Sharad Deshpande, Oliver Dolly, Daniel Drachman, Ernst Habermann, Brennie Hackley, Michael Goodnough, Jane Halpem, Harry Hines, Eric Johnson, John Middlebrook, Maurice Montal, Cesare Montecucco, Elaine Neale, James Nicholson, Mark Olson, Gerald Parker, James Powers, James Schmidt, Robert Sheridan, Lance Simpson, Bal Ram Singh, Leonard Smith, Raymond Stevens, Subramanyam Swaminathan, Timothy Umland, and Lura Williamson. 

A University of Chicago dean, a scientist named Walter Bartky, had accompanied Szilard to Washington. For added authority Szilard enlisted Nobel laureate Harold Urey and the three men boarded the overnight train south. Compartmentalization was working We did not quite understand why we were sent by the President to see James Byrnes. Was he to. .. be the man in charge of the uranium work after the war, or what We did not know. Truman had alerted Byrnes that the delegation was on its way. The South Carolinian received it warily at his home. He read the letter from Einstein first— I have much confidence in [Szilard s] judgment, the theoretician of relativity testified—then turned to the memorandum. 

Paterson, Thomas G. 1972. Potsdam, the atomic bomb and the Cold War a discussion with James F. Byrnes. Pacific Historical Review. May. 

Byrne D. James, Betancourt Tania, and Brannon-Peppas Lisa. Active targeting schemes for nanoparticle systems in cancer therapeutics. Adv. Drug Delivery Rev. 60 no. 15 (2008) ... 

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