Established under the antebellum leadership of Joseph Henry and Spencer Baird, the respect given the Smithsonian Institution had far-reaching effects …
Hi Stephen, Thomas Richards also wrote 'The Imperial Archive: Knowledge and the Fantasy of Empire' Verso, 1993 (London and New York) ISBN 0-86091-400-3. While the title might not suggest history of science it actually unpacks the history of entropy from the perspective of a literary theorist. Richards was an Assoicate Professor at Harvard.
Ann Moyal was born in 1926 and died in July 2019. She is the same person as Moyal, Ann Mozley. Her entry in the Encyclopedia of Australian Science www.eoas.i...03803b.htm has many more citations.
1. Introduction
Karl S. Matlin, Jane Maienschein, and Manfred D. Laubichler
2. Changing Ideas about Cells as Complex Systems
Jane Maienschein
3. In Search of Cell Architecture: General Cytology and Early Twentieth-Century Conceptions of Cell Organization
Andrew Reynolds
4. Methodological Reflections in General Cytology in Historical Perspective
Jutta Schickore
5. Cellular Pathogenesis: Virus Inclusions and Histochemistry
William C. Summers
6. The Age of a Cell: Cell Aging in Cowdry’s Problems of Ageing and Beyond
Lijing Jiang
7. Visualizing the Cell: Pictorial Styles and Their Epistemic Goals in General Cytology
Beatrice Steinert and Kate MacCord
8. Thomas Hunt Morgan and the Role of Chromosomes in Heredity
Garland E. Allen
9. Epigenetics and Beyond
Jan Sapp
10. Heads and Tails: Molecular Imagination and the Lipid Bilayer, 1917–1941
Daniel Liu
11. Pictures and Parts: Representation of Form and the Epistemic Strategy of Cell Biology
Karl S. Matlin
12. Observing the Living Cell: Shinya Inoué and the Reemergence of Light Microscopy
Rudolf Oldenbourg
13. Enriching the Strategies for Creating Mechanistic Explanations in Biology
William Bechtel
14. Updating Cowdry’s Theories: The Role of Models in Contemporary Experimental and Computational Cell Biology
Fridolin Gross