The relationship between technology and natural philosophy, ca.1250-1650, as illustrated by the technology of the mineral acids.

The politics of American science

"Scientific management and the progressive movement, 1910-1929."

"The role of the federal government in the conservation of natural resources, 1921-1933."

"Stationary steam engines in America before the Civil War."

"Social control in modern science."

"The preconditions and reception of Darwinian biology in Germany, 1800-1870."

"The origins and foundation of the psychoanalytic movement in America, 1909-1914."

"Speculation and experience: an inquiry into systematic description in the work of Carl von Linne."

"Rameau's musical theories and the Age of Reason."

"The environment and practice of atomic physics in Weimar Germany: a study in the history of science."

"The problem of explanation in historiography of science."

"The Darwin case, a computer analysis of scientific creativity."

"The nebular hypothesis in American thought."

"Samuel P. Langley: solar scientist, 1867-1891."

"The invisible hand: an inquiry into the nature and causes of The Wealth of Nations."

"Morris R. Cohen and the scientific ideal."

"The formulation of the German chemical community, 1700-1795."

"The human geography of Alexander von Humboldt."

"Natural philosophy, hypotheses, and impiety Sir David Brewster confronts the undulatory theory of light."

"Case studies of scientific contributions."

"The emergence of the French school of geography (1870-1914)."

"The technical chronology of Bar Shinaya."

"From hyperphosphorescence to nuclear decay: a history of the early years of radioactivity, 1869-1914."

"The scientific basic of epidemiology: an historical and philosophical enquiry."

"The ordering of the heavens and the Earth in early Ch'ing thought."

"The Brookings Institution: the early history 1916-1952 expertise and influence in a democratic society."

"Physics research in California: the rise of a leading sector in American physics."

"The emergence of academic geography in Britain in its historical context."

"Auguste Laurent and the prehistory of valence."

"Mathematics in the Enlightenment: a study of algebra, 1685-1800."

"The history of meteorology, 1750-1800: a study in the quantification of experimental physics."

"Patriotism, profit, and the promotion of science in the German enlightenment: the economic and scientific societies, 1760-1815."

"Wilhelm Wundt and the establishment of experimental psychology, 1875-1914: the context of a new field of scientific research."

"Galileo's strategies for the social and cognitive legitimation of science."

"Museums, collecting scientific culture in early modern Italy."

"The physics of freedom: the beginnings of Schelling's philosophy of nature."

"Dictating demography: the problem of population in fascist Italy."

"Constructing uniformity: the standardization of international electromagnetic measures, 1860-1912."

"Hitting the beaches and bombing the cities: doctrine and technology for two new militaries, 1920-1940."

"Tools of enlightenment: the material culture of science in eighteenth-century England."

"Participants in the development, marketing and safety evaluation of the oral contraceptive, 1950-1965: mythic dimension of a scientific solution."

"Microscopes to munitions: Ernst Abbe, Carl Zeiss, and the transformation of technical optics, 1850-1914."

"Food as synecdoche in John's Gospel and Gnostic texts."

"The quarrel over method in natural science and politics during the late enlightenment."

"Amazing, astounding, wonder: Popular science, culture, and the emergence of science fiction in the United States, 1926-1939."

"Scientific expert testimony in Anglo-American courts, 1782-1923."

"Toward a science of synthesis: the heritage of general systems theory."

"The creation and uses of horticulture in Britain and France in the nineteenth century."

"Scientific studies of human sexual difference in interwar America."

"'The glands of destiny': a history of popular, medical and scientific views of the sex hormones in 1920s America."

"Rational choice theory in U.S. economic, political, and policy science, 1944-1985: social scientists transform the language of democracy."

"The National Laboratory System in the U.S., 1947-1962."

"C.B. van Niel and the culture of microbiology, 1920-1965."

"The art of pharmacy in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Mexico."

"The politics of knowledge: Party ideology and Soviet science, 1945-1953."

"Re-presenting science: visual and didactic practice in nineteen-century chemistry."

"Grace Hopper and the early history of computer programming, 1944-1960."

"To make America scientific: science and democracy in American public culture, 1900-1950."

"Toward an illusionless city: The province of psychiatry in twentieth-century San Francisco (California)."

"The cosmos in the palace: the Palazzo Vecchio Guardaropa and the culture of cartography in early modern Florence."

"Medicine and modernity in colonial Cambodia."

"The science of mind: exploring the influence of the academic environment on the development of research psychology in America, 1880-1910."

"Ethos and Enargeia: literary and rhetorical strategies of early modern mathematics."

"Morale: Social citizenship and democracy in modern Britain."

"The doctrine of description: Gustav Kirchhoff, classical physics, and the 'purpose of all science' in 19th-century Germany."

"An element of uncertainty: Radon and the quantification of risk in 20th-century America, 1945-2000."

"Power and the purse: Defense budgeting and American politics, 1947-1974."

"The rise of oceanography in the United States, 1900-1940."

"Post-industrial engineering: Computer science and the organization of white-collar work, 1945-1975."

Meteorological Imperialism: Colonialism and the Making of Meteorology in Liberal and Fascist Italy (1870-1940).

Regulatory Science in a Developing State : Environmental Politics in Chile, 1980-2010

Technology as Knowledge: A Study of Cuneiform Procedural Recipes and Materials

Climate Change from the Streets: A Community-Based Framework for Addressing Local and Global Environmental Health Impacts