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Bachelor's thesis — 1964
- Atkin, Curtis Lyman — Electrode Reactions of Aromatic Compounds in Strong Acid Solutions
- Beauchamp, Jesse Lee — Calculation of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra in the Presence of Exchanging Spins
- Bruner, Robert David — Density Stability in Band Centrifugation
- Burgess, Richard Ray — Research on the Preparation, Purification, and Properties of the Bacteriophage M13 and its DNA
- Gillen, Keith Thomas — Silver Binding Studies with Adenylic Acid and Related Compounds
- Gilman, Robert Reagan — Vibrational-Rotational Effects on the Nuclear Magnetic Shielding Constant in the H₂, HD, and D₂ Molecules
- Hageman, Russell Dean — Preliminary Investigation of the Chromatography of Beef-Liver Catalase
- Johnson, Arthur Edward — A Study of the Interaction between Calf Thymus Desoxyribonucleic Acid and Tetramethylammonium Ions
- Lu, Ponzy; Ts'o, Paul On Pong — Nucleic Acid Interactions II. Chemical Linkage of the Carcinogen 3,4-Benzpyrene to DNA Induced by Photoradiation
- Lu, Ponzy; Ts'o, Paul On Pong — Physical Binding of Thymine, Adenine, Steroids and Aromatic Hydrocarbons to Nucleic Acids
- McCalley, Roderick Canfield — Attempted Synthesis of Cubane from Cyclooctatetraene
- Medof, Melvin Edward — γγ-Diphenylallyl-Carbinyl Free Radical -- Synthesis and NMR Determination of its Nature
- Naylor, Carter Graham — A Study of the Initial Steps in the Synthesis of "Congressane 63"
- Ono, Howard Ken — The Photosensitized Cis-Trans Isomerization of Ethylidene Cyclohexene
- Peterson, Barry Wayne — Synthesis of Mono and Di Methyl Tartrates
- Reeke, George Norman — The Crystal Structure of 5-Ethyl-6-Methyluracil
- Stwalley, William Calvin — The Autoxidation of Hydrazobenzene
- Thomas, Harold Todd — Investigation of Cupric Chloride in Acetonitrile
- Tyrrill, Alfred Ramsey — Attempts at New Methods of Building Up Non-Aromatic Cyclic Systems
- Vogt, Volker Michael — Photosensitized Isomerization of Piperylenes
- Weiss, Ray Franklin — Some Hydrogen and Carbon Isotope Studies on Plants and Their Environments