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Dr. Joel Warren, Director of the Leo Goodwin Institute (1969 - 1980), measures protein in a tumor using a microdensitometer
Dr. Joel Warren, Director of the Leo Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research (1969-1980), and his wife Virginia Warren at a fund raising event for the Leo Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research
During open house visitors examine a special feeder for new-born mice before the feeder is installed in one of the isolators in the Germ-free laboratory
Matthew J. Orland Jr., Ph.D. student and the first recipient of the Harold Kane Kaufman Summer Scholarship awarded at what was then referred to as Nova University, conducting an experiment in the Germ-free laboratory
Miriam Sacksteder, Deputy Director of the Germ-free laboratory, instructs a Ph.D. student on how to perform an experiment
Nan Farquhar and Dr. Joel Warren, Director of the Leo Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research (1969-1980), discussing the Germ-free laboratory
A staff member places a vial into a centrifuge in the Germ-free laboratory
Dr. Joel Warren, Director of the Leo Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research (1969-1980), observes a specimen in the laboratory

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