Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) 
 
SERIES TITLE Papers, Speeches, and Publications Files of Claude W. Sill 
 
 
INCLUSIVE DATES 1955 1980 
 
 
ARRANGEMENT Chronological 
 
 
VOLUME 5 cubic feet 
 
 
DESCRIPTION 
This series contains the records of Claude Sill, who was chief of the Analytical 
Chemistry Branch at Idaho, part of the Health and Safety Division, for approximately 27 
years. He worked for DOE from 1951 to 1980 and is currently employed by Lockheed 
Idaho Technologies Co., as a principal scientist. His branch provided analytic bioassay 
services for all contractors at Idaho and he was responsible for the whole body 
counters. He and his staff actively published and participated in professional meetings 
and these records include speeches at health physics and bioassay meetings and 
publications in a variety of journals and proceedings. He also has some logbooks and 
loose paper files. His records include accounts of his involvement in the Controlled 
Environmental Radioiodine Test (CERT) and use of humans for the calibration of 
analytical equipment. He also has in his collection an article on considerations when 
using human volunteers in experiments with radioisotopes. 
 
 
RESTRICTIONS This series contains privacy material.  
 
 
LOCATION OF RECORDS 
INEL, Test Reactor Area 
Building TRA 604, Alpha Wing,  
Rooms 111, 118 
Idaho Falls, ID 83401 
Federal Records Center 
Seattle, WA 98115