Handwritten exercises and notes for physics classes taken at Allan Glen's School, Glasgow.

This section comprises the following series:

1. Manuscript and typescript lecture notes, papers, draft articles, draft chapters etc.

2. Correspondence

3. Printed and published material

4. Bibliographical notes

5. University College Dundee

6. Miscellanea

Correspondence and papers on Stamper's rational theory.

First year physics laboratory notebook belonging to Malcolm Phillips, student at the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow. The front cover is entitled Allan Glen's School but the contents relate to courses taken at the Royal College.

Material by and about George Forbes including publications and reports by Forbes; maps belonging to Forbes; testimonials for Forbes; recollections of Forbes by Jen Stockdale; articles on Forbes' carbon brushes; biographical information; bibliography of Forbes' writings; rules of University Club, Edinburgh and of New Club, North Berwick; Forbes' calling card; reprint of articles by James D. Forbes, Principal of St Andrews University.

Material by and about James Blyth including testimonials; patents; papers; drawing; obituaries and biographical information; correspondence.
-Items 1 to 13 and 26 are contemporary with Blyth's time and work
-Items 14 to 25 are papers from later- the 1950s-2000s- relating to Blyth

Exercises set in Higher Natural Philosophy class at Glasgow University; notes on John Anderson's books and instruments; papers on Muir's work as examiner for Drawing Office Apprentices' Examination for William Denny & Brothers Ltd; papers on consulting work; reprints of scientific papers; biographical details; applications and testimonials.

Student notes and notebooks; thesis; correspondence; biography written by Tom Hunter.

Signed and indexed minutes of meetings of the Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Natural Science Committee of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College and (from 1912) the Royal Technical College, Glasgow concerning the direction of mathematics, natural philosophy and natural science teaching as well as the administration of the Euing Lectureship in the Theory of Music, preliminary and first science examinations and general bursaries and scholarships.

The lecture notes were taken by James Hinds, student at the Royal Technical College, and transcribed by Frederick Symon.

Handwritten exercises and notes for physics classes at Allan Glen's School, session 1923-1924.

In five sections:

1. Mechanics and properties of matter
2. Heat
3. Sound
4. Light
5. Magnetism and electricity

Research papers; lectures and published works; papers relating to official visits by Principal and Lady Curran; diary of Manhattan Project; transcript of filmed interview; papers relating to the development of the Royal College and the University of Strathclyde.

Records relating to the teaching of physics at the University of Strathclyde and the Royal College of Science and Technology, the Royal Technical College, the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College and Anderson's College (the antecedents of the University of Strathclyde).