Puck, Theodore T. (Theodore Thomas), 1916-2005
Biography
Dr. Theodore Thomas Puck (1916-2005), the Institute's founding scientist, was a geneticist and a pioneer of somatic cell genetics and single-cell plating (cloning) and later studied the genetic causes of cancer. Puck earned a Ph.D. in physical chemistry from the University of Chicago and served as chairman of the University of Colorado Dept. of Biophysics from 1948 to 1967.
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Outdoor Reception, between 1980-1999
A crowd of people sits during an outdoor reception. Frame 35: Dr. Theodore Puck stands with two other men before an audience. Frame 36: Dr. David Patterson stands among crowd.
Theodore Puck, between 1961-1979
Theodore Puck holds test tube.
Theodore Puck, between 1961-1979
Theodore Puck poses for portrait in laboratory.
Theodore Puck, between 1961-1979
Dr. Theodore T. Puck places tube in centrifuge.
Theodore Puck and Associates, between 1980-1995
Theodore Puck, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Saponera watch monitor in laboratory.
Theodore Puck and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute Staff Member, between 1961-1979
Dr. Theodore Puck and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute male staff member use microscope in laboratory.
Theodore Puck and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute Staff Member, between 1961-1979
Dr. Theodore Puck and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute male staff member use microscope in laboratory.
Theodore Puck and Second Man, between 1961-1975
Theodore Puck and second man stand next to microscope camera.
Theodore Puck and Second Man, between 1961-1979
Theodore Puck and second man stand in front of microscope camera.
Theodore Puck and Second Man, between 1961-1979
Theodore Puck and second man stand in front of microscope camera.
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