Radioisotopes in Medicine (1958)
This film follows the production of radioisotopes from the Oak Ridge reactor and Abbott Radiopharmaceutical plant, to their packaging and
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Radioisotopes in Medicine (1958)
The film discusses the groundbreaking development of radioisotopes in medicine, beginning with the first sustained nuclear reaction in 1942. It
Radiological Defense (1961)
Discusses the importance of radiological defense in the event of a nuclear attack on the United States. It outlines the
Radiological Emergency Response Planning (1970s?)
The film discusses the process of developing radiological emergency response plans by local and state governments to protect the public
Radiotherapy High Dosage Treatment (1945)
The film details the intricate process of administering high dosage radiotherapy to a patient named Mrs. Gordon, who is diagnosed
Railroad Builders (1963)
In the 1850s, the American West lacked efficient transportation, hindering development. To address this, a transcontinental railroad was proposed, with
Railroads and Communication Filmstrip (silent)
Experimenting with running a 35mm filmstrip through a Lomography film scanner using an old smartphone camera.. Definitely, simulates the awkward advancing
Rainshower (1965)
The sights and sounds, beauty and rhythm of rain. The film attempts to capture the changing mood of a day
Rally in Support of the Vietnam War in Wakefield, Massachusetts (silent, 1967)
The film depicts a pro-Vietnam War rally in Wakefield, Massachusetts, organized by high school senior Paul Christopher, Jr. This event
Ralph Waldo Emerson (silent, 1920s)
A silent biography of American author Ralph Waldo Emerson, highlighting its focus on visual interpretations of his works rather than
Ranch Life in the 1930s: Cowboys, Cattle, and Prairie Adventures (silent)
This depiction of 1930s United States showcases the rugged and communal lifestyle of ranchers and cowboys. The film opens with
Random Events (1962)
The film explores the concept of random events and their unpredictable nature, using examples such as radioactive decay and marble