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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... became a bitter enemy . " After that year in Berlin , Lindemann stayed in Germany , where he had his entire education , high school , undergraduate , and postgraduate . Tizard re- turned to England and became a scientific don at Ox ...
... became a bitter enemy . " After that year in Berlin , Lindemann stayed in Germany , where he had his entire education , high school , undergraduate , and postgraduate . Tizard re- turned to England and became a scientific don at Ox ...
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... became fellows of the Royal Society at an early age - earlier than they could have hoped to become in the conditions of today - Tizard and Lindemann slipped out of pure science . And their ways of slipping out brought about the two ...
... became fellows of the Royal Society at an early age - earlier than they could have hoped to become in the conditions of today - Tizard and Lindemann slipped out of pure science . And their ways of slipping out brought about the two ...
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... became distinctly irascible , but otherwise was getting a good deal of his own way . Churchill had become First Lord of the Admiralty as soon as war broke out , and Lindemann was in Whitehall as his personal adviser . But for the moment ...
... became distinctly irascible , but otherwise was getting a good deal of his own way . Churchill had become First Lord of the Admiralty as soon as war broke out , and Lindemann was in Whitehall as his personal adviser . But for the moment ...
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