8:40
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Introductory Remarks
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8:45
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Chemical encyclopedists: The prehistory of databases
Barbara Charton
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9:10
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M. G. Mellon's Chemical Publications: Their Nature and Use : Five editions, six decades
Adrienne W. Kozlowski
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9:35
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Peter Norton: A life in chemical indexing
Bob Stembridge
Gez Cross | |
10:00
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Intermission
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10:15
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Philip Sadtler: Founder of analytical informatics--in the era of punch cards
Gregory M. Banik
Marie Scandone | |
10:40
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Rise and fall of British Chemical Abstracts
Helen Cooke
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11:05
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Science of structural revolutions: August Kekulé and chemical representationWITHDRAWN
Robert Schombs Jr.
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11:30
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Lunch Break
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2:00
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Chemical Abstracts Service 1907-2008: key people, services and enhancements
Evelyn C. Powell
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2:25
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Eugene Garfield and his ideas, writings, and accomplishments: Impact on science, scientists, and politics
Svetla Baykoucheva
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2:50
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Josef Houben and Theodor Weyl
M. Fiona Shortt de Hernandez
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