Sub-subseries consists of published accounts regarding McGill University. (E/PM = Events / Published McGill)

Sub-subseries contains ten files pertaining to aspects of the publishing contract, interactions with the editor, book reviews, drafts, and notes. Drafts of manuscript of the book produced in 1982 by Wright PSG. Contains correspondence, working notes, draft manuscripts, a publishing agreement, and permissions for reproduction.

Sub-sub-series consists of ten files of grants applications or requests of funds to finance the computerization project. Includes correspondence, drafts, budget, projects, notes, grants applications, statement of receipts and disbursements, memorandums.

Sub-subseries consists of published accounts regarding Dr. Penfield (WGP). This series contains material related to talks, honours, etc. which were inspired by Dr. Penfield. It also contains materials related to Dr. Penfield's final illness and death in 1976. (E/P-WGP = Events / Published-Personal)

Sub-subserise consists of pictorial records of events at the Montreal Neurological Institute. (E/VN = Events / Visual Neuro.)

Sub-subseries pertains to the project itself. Contains 28 files. Manuel Scarowsky, Michel Rotenberg and Thomas Cherian files. Includes correspondence, notes, protocols of study, documentation, forms, reprints, statement, cv, lists, graphs, reports, notebook, articles,

Sub-subseries consists of published accounts regarding the Montreal Neurological Institute. (E/PN = Events / Published Neuro.)

Sub-subseries contains the protocols of study completed that where used by Dr. Thomas Cherian and Manuel Scarowsky during their work for the Duke project. Divided in 8 sections following the division made by the researchers. The documents are in alphabetical order. Includes protocols forms.

Subseries consists of individual biographies and iconographic data on Dr. Penfield (WGP) and family. (E/I-WGP = Events / Individuals-Personal)

The sub-sub-series contains three ledgers of incomes with supporting documents and deposit slips.
The files are arranged in chronological order.