This fonds contains material spanning Boulin's career at EMBL from 1976 to 2014. Additional material (copies of some documents) were created in 2017.

This series contains copies of documents kept by Boulin at his home and from which copies were made in 2017, with the permission of Boulin's widow. The documents copied date from 1976 to 2014; some are undated. Material includes: letters relating to Boulin's hiring and promotions, an issue of the EMBL Computer Group Newsletter (1976-08-03), copies of EMBL Bulletins and Information to the Staff, information about meetings of the EMBL Wives group, the cinema club programme (1979), issues 1 (1980-02) and 3 (1980-07, page 2 missing) of EMBLATT, the Staff Association's newsletter, April Fool's jokes, cards, invitations, correspondence about memberships and awards, information about pensions (ILO case) and the Szilárd Library.

Reports prepared by:

• Bernard Diss and Arsène Ledertheil (1977)
• Richard Kempf (1978)
• Jean Schwartzentruber (1980)
• Pascal Koenig (1981)
• Philippe Cousseau (1982)
• Michel Mura (1982)
• Michele Albrecht (1982)
• Avi Epstein (1984)
• Eric Henna (1984)
• Thomas Bastian (1986)
• Jacek Lozowski (1995)
• Benoît Lamey (1998)
• Nicolas Dubois (1998)
• Guillaume Jung (1999)
• Frédéric Kaplan (2000)
• Cihan Cetin (2000, 2003 and 2004)
• Nicolas Coudray (2001)
• Klaus Stenzel (2001)
• Emmanuel Wipf (2002)
• Catherine Voegele (2002)
• Sébastien Julien (2003)
• François Nierenberger (2004)
• Anas Lamarfa (2005)
• Thomas Gaberan (2007)
• Thibaud Burgy (2008)
• Yannick Laurent (2009)
• Hughes-Olivier Devoir (2011)
  following their respective internships or working periods at EMBL.

These slide negatives include photos of electronic components, computer programmes, biological samples and lecture slides. There are some duplicates.

24 publications of mixed authorship, including some by Boulin.

This subseries contains photographs, x-rays and papers relating to unlabelled research projects.

This file contains 4 black-and-white positives, 4 photographic printouts and and 1 color transparency. The images likely represent diffraction of non-crystal materials.