California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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13 WTS, 'S .. in 1iQ'EHx5.flggZZE5?.,....f2 if E ...mg W .. '2 3. S . W.. as l. . if 38, is 5. -Q kim iw lies me lim mf Front seated: Jacob W. Dubnotf, James F. Bonner, Albert Tyler, Norman H. Horowitz. Back seated: Henry Borsook, Sterling Emerson. Standing: Geoffrey L. Keighley, Alfred H. Sturte- vant, Fritz W. Went, Arie Jan Haagen-Smit, Samuel G. Wildman, George W. Beadle, Edward B. Lewis, Cornelis A. G. Wiersma, Herschel K. Mitchell, Anthonie van Harreveld, Gordon A. Alles, Ernest G. Anderson. The Department of Biology is superbly equipped with the Kerchoff Laboratories and adjacent green- houses, a farm at Arcadia, and the marine laboratories at Corona del Mar. George W. Beadle is the new Chairman of the department. The late Thomas Hunt Morgan's Nobel prize winning research on genetics and heredity has been continued by Professor Alfred'H. Sturtevant, using the Drosophila fly. Other re- search work embraces the fields of plant and animal physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and embryology. c BICJLCGY , l

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GEGLOGY John Peter Buwalda l Left to right, seated: George Tunell, J. P. Buwalda, Beno Gutenberg. Standing: J. Wyatt Durham, Richard H. Jahns, Chester Stock, la n Campbell, Charles F. Richter, Ch'eng-Yi Fu. The Department of Geology, because of its fine facilities and advantageous location, is admirably suited for instruc- tion and research in geology and related fields. Oil fields, the Southern Coast Range, and many world-famous mineral de- posits are within easy range of week-end field trips, and an excellent collection of specimens is available for the study of vertebrate and invertebrate paleontology. The Seismo- logical Laboratory is available for research work inseismology and geophysics. J. P. Buwalda is the Chairman of the De- partment, and lan Campbell acts as Associate Chairman. Research work and graduate instruction in Meteorology is carried on under Professor Irving P. Krick. Much of the tech- nique of long range weather forecasting has been developed at the Institute. Q. ll