Science and GovernmentHarvard University Press, 1961 - 88 pages Examines the problem of how governments can most effectively make use of scientists, and tells the story of the wartime enmity between two powerful British scientists. |
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Charles Percy Snow. order of accomplishment from Tizard or Lindemann . Hill was one of the most distinguished physiologists in the world and had won a Nobel prize in 1922. Blackett , who was only thirty - seven at this time , was one of ...
Charles Percy Snow. order of accomplishment from Tizard or Lindemann . Hill was one of the most distinguished physiologists in the world and had won a Nobel prize in 1922. Blackett , who was only thirty - seven at this time , was one of ...
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... Hill , and Blackett were all very tall men of distinguished physical presence - Blackett sculptured and handsome , Hill ruddy and English , Lindemann pallid , heavy , Central European . Blackett and Hill would be dressed casually , like ...
... Hill , and Blackett were all very tall men of distinguished physical presence - Blackett sculptured and handsome , Hill ruddy and English , Lindemann pallid , heavy , Central European . Blackett and Hill would be dressed casually , like ...
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... Blackett nor Hill was phlegmatic enough to endure this monomaniac tension for ever . In July 1936,23 when the committee were preparing a report , Linde- mann abused Tizard in his usual form , over the in- variable issue of too much ...
... Blackett nor Hill was phlegmatic enough to endure this monomaniac tension for ever . In July 1936,23 when the committee were preparing a report , Linde- mann abused Tizard in his usual form , over the in- variable issue of too much ...
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