Scientist and Professor of Microbial Chemistry at Berkeley: Oral History Transcript / 200 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171808022)

This oral history transcript documents the life and work of Horace Albert Barker, a prominent scientist and professor of microbial chemistry at Berkeley. Through interviews conducted by Sally Smith Hughes and Susan Barbara Spath, Barker recounts his career, research, and contributions to the field. This transcript offers valuable insights into the development of microbial chemistry and the scientific community at Berkeley during Barker's tenure. It serves as a primary source for researchers interested in the history of science, the evolution of microbial chemistry, and the life of a distinguished academic.

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