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This blog is mainly about the history of science. I am Gustav Holmberg, a historian of science at the Research Policy Institute, Lund university, Sweden. My blog in Swedish. I enjoy photography.Pages
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Jon Agar blogs his new book
Science in the Twentieth Century – and Beyond is the title of Jon Agar’s upcoming book. The concluding parts is a survey of science today, the writing of which Agar blogs at STS Observatory. For example, he’s covered science blogging … Continue reading
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