The development of the laboratory : essays on the place of experiment in industrial civilization
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The development of the laboratory : essays on the place of experiment in industrial civilization
UT Back-in-Print, 1989
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Reprint. Originally published: Basingstoke : Macmillan Press Scientific & Medical, 1989
"Most, but not all, of these papers were presented to a Royal Institution Centre for the History of Science and Technology three-day symposium held from 17 to 19 September 1986 under the title Laboratories: the Place of Experiment"--P. [xvi]
Bibliography: p. [242]-254
Includes index
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内容説明
Laboratories are fundamental to the practice of science, yet there is a paucity of serious historical analysis of the subject. This book sets out to reflect the diversity in the variety of laboratories in existence and the multiplicity of their development.
目次
- Part I Chemical laboratories: Humphrey Davy - fund raiser, J.Z.Fullmer
- the lectureship in chemistry and the chemical laboratory, University of Glasgow, 1747-1818, D.V.Fenby
- amusement chests and portable laboratories, B.Gee. Part 2 The extension of laboratories to physics: techniques from texts - recovering the micro-structure of real experiments, D. Gooding
- a physics laboratory at Harvard University, L. Aronovitch
- J.J.Thomson and "Cavendish" physics, I. Falconer
- the astronomical observatory as practical space - the examples of Bessel and Struve, M.E.W.Williams
- the geopolitics and architectural design of a metrological laboratory - the laboratories of Finsbury Technical College in the 1880s, W.H.Brock. Part 3 The large physics laboratories: pragmatism in particle physics - scientific and military interests in the postwar United States, A. Pickering
- Fermilab - founding a $250 million accelerator, C. Westfall
- the CERN Beam transport programme in the early 60s, J. Krige
- "Monsters" and colliders in 1961 - the first debate at CERN on future accelarators, D. Pestre.
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