180 BIRREN
April 21, 1954
Joel Garbus, Section on Aging, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
“A Discussion of the Literature of the In Vitro Metabolism of Aging Tissues”
April 22, 1954
James E. Birren, Chief, Section on Aging, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
“Age Changes in Mental Organization”
May 6, 1954
Kathryn Knowlton
“Anabolic Response to Testosterone at Various Ages”
October 7, 1954
Albert Lansing
“A Biologist Looks at Aging of the Nervous System”
October 21, 1954
James E. Birren, Chief, Section on Aging, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
Nathan Shock, NHI (Baltimore City Hospitals)
“A Report on the International Gerontological Congress, held in London, July 19-23”
November 4, 1954
Nancy Bayley, Section on Developmental Psychology, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
“A 30-year Follow-up Study of Termen’s Gifted Children”
November 18, 1954
Eugene Streicher, Section on Aging, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
“Age Changes in the Physiology of the Nervous System”
December 2, 1954
Paul Stevenson, NIMH
“Informal Discussion of Some Major Problems in the Field of Aging”
December 16, 1954
James Hundley, NIAMD
“Nutritional Aspects of Aging”
February 3, 1955
John Calhoun, Laboratory of Psychology, NIMH
“A Panel Discussion on Maturational and Aging Problems in Animals”
March 18, 1955
Drs. Duncan and Watkins
“Metabolism of Aging”
April 26, 1955
Herbert Landahl, Associate Professor of Mathematical Biology, University of Chicago
“Biomathematical Studies of the Nervous System and Some Implications for the
Investigation of Aging”
November 3, 1955
J. W. Still, Department of Physiology, George Washington University
“A Theory of Aging”