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The Practice of Science

On science as it is lived: its culture, its characters, their follies and dreams

Read the Editors’ Introduction
Lives of Scientists •
Scientific Integrity •
History of Science •
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Looking Back | Winter 2007

Winter 2007

Sterile Thinking

State of the Art | Fall 2006

Fall 2006

  • Christine Rosen

The Touchy-Feely Laboratory

The Latest Angst About Women in Science

Christine Rosen

Looking Back | Fall 2006

Fall 2006

The Last Breath of Thomas Edison

Review | Fall 2006

Fall 2006

  • Algis Valiunas

The Agony of Atomic Genius

On the tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer

Algis Valiunas

Essay | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

  • Matthew B. Crawford

Shop Class as Soulcraft

The case for the manual trades

Matthew B. Crawford

State of the Art | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

Sexist Science?

A “She Said, He Said” About Discrimination in the Lab

State of the Art | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

‘Stumbling into a Powerful Technology’

Baroness Greenfield on New Media and Young Minds

Essay | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

  • Christine Rosen

The Self-Portrait of a Scientist

What memoirs tell us — and what they don’t

Christine Rosen

State of the Art | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

China’s Phony Science

Exposing Corruption, Plagiarism, and Fraud

State of the Art | Summer 2006

Summer 2006

Rethinking Peer Review

How the Internet is Changing Science Journals

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