Links
NOVA Program Related Information
- American Chemical Society
- College Campus News
- EurekAlert
- Public Broadcasting Services (PBS)
- Purchase the PBS Video
Significant Resources of Percy Julian '20
- DePauw Archives
- Science History Institute, Science Alive, Percy Julian
- DuSable Museum in Chicago
- American Chemical Society
- Howard University's Chemistry Department History, including Percy Julian
- Note: From the buttons on the left, select "Department", and then from the list that appears beneath, select "History." The history is a series of 15 slides, which can be advanced by a button at the bottom. The slide on Dr. Julian is #14 of 15. There is a link to the Journal of Chemical Education story about Julian.
Other Organizations
- Black Inventor Online Museum: Percy Lavon Julian
- Chemical and Engineering News
- Glaucoma Research Foundation
- Illinois State University
- Indiana Historical Society
- Lemelson-MIT Awards Program, Inventor Archive: Percy Lavon Julian
- National Academies
- National Inventors Hall of Fame: Percy Lavon Julian
- Elm Lawn Cemetery, Elmhurst, Illinois
- National Historic Chemical Landmarks
- University of Houston: Engines of Our Ingenuity
General Links
References
- Altman, S. Percy Lavon Julian. In Extraordinary Black Americans, From Colonial to Contemporary Times;Childrens Press: Chicago, 1989; pp 167-168.
- The African-American Almanac; Estell, K., Ed.; Gale Research: Detroit, MI, 1994; p 1236.
- Witkop, B. Black Achievers in Science, Teacher's Guide; Museum of Science and Industry: Chicago, 1988.
- Witkop, B. Percy Lavon Julian, April 11, 1899-April 19, 1975. In Biographical Memoirs; National Academy Press: Washington, DC, 1980; Vol. 52, pp 223-265. http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/biomems/pjulian.html