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The Possibility of Progress

Fall 2012 • Jeremy Kessler reads “The Hall of Fantasy,” a too-cautionary tale

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions at Fifty

Fall 2012 •

Matthew C. Rees looks back on the debates over the Thomas Kuhn classic that brought us the “paradigm shift”

The Sources and Uses of U.S. Science Funding

Summer 2012 • Joseph V. Kennedy on how the public and private sectors pay for R&D

A Far Other Butterfly

Fall 2011 • Wilfred M. McClay on “The Artist of the Beautiful” and the meeting of the spiritual and material realms

Doctors Go Digital

How Information Technology Is Changing American Health Care

Summer 2011 • Jeffrey C. Rowe

An American Education

Democracy and the Birth of the Land-Grant College

Fall 2010 • Daniel Eugene Williams

Lighter-than-Air Follies

Summer 2010

The Most Useful Man Who Ever Lived

Spring 2010 • William Rosen on making heroes of inventors

The Inventor President

Winter 2009

Technology and the Spirit of Ownership

Summer 2005 • Paul J. Cella III on private property as a cure for the ills of the technology age

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