162 - Eppley Institute for Research in Cancer & Allied Diseases

Norman Cromwell (left) stands with G.S. Sidhu, director of India's regional research laboratory in Hyderabad.

Magnification by an electron microscope.

Humberto Garcia studies the circulation in a hamster cheek pouch. Image used in 100 Years pg. 93.

850x magnification of a hamster lung to make red blood cells in the capillaries visible. Magnification with an electron microscope. From Linda Malick's office. Image used in 100 Years pg. 93.

Terry Holcslaw weighs a rat in the animal laboratory. Animal cages line the left wall.

Linda Malick adjusts the controls of an electron microscope. Image used in 100 Years pg. 93.

F. William Karrer, Presdient-elect of American Cancer Society of Nebraska, observes Sidney Mirvish as he measures liquid in a beaker in the Eppley Institute laboratory.

Sidney Mirvish holds glassware in the laboratory.

Sidney Mirvish works with a rat on his arm in the laboratory.

Newspaper article about the Eppley Institute entitled "Broad Horizons for Eppley Research" in issue of Dundee and West Omaha Sun. Image included with the article shows (left to right) John Foley, Henry Lemon, and John Lambooy standing in front of the Eppley building with more staff behind them. Image used in 100 Years pg. 75.

Rudy Vanek, caretaker, poses to the right of the autoclave where all clothes, equipment, bedding, and instruments used by staff in the Animal Laboratory are sterilized.

Norman Cromwell (left) stands with Tisler.

Sidney Mirvish works in the laboratory.