XII - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Summary

Printed sources

1962 Badash, Lawrence (ed.). Rutherford and Boltwood: letters on radioactivity. 1969. During the years 1904–24.

1963 Brabazon, John Theodore Cuthbert Moore, 1st Baron. The Brabazon story. 1966.

1964 Brock, William H. (ed.). H. E. Armstrong and the teaching of science, 1880–1930. Cambridge, 1973. Essays.

1965 Crowther, James Gerald. The social relations of science. New York, 1941.

1966 Eddington, Arthur S. The mathematical theory of relativity. 2nd ed., 1924.

1967 Eddington, Arthur S. The nature of the physical world. 1928.

1968 Haldane, J. S. The sciences and philosophy. 1929. Gifford Lectures, Glasgow, 1927–8.

1969 Holliday, Leslie (ed.). The integration of technologies. 1966. A group of essays ‘searcning for the common ground between different technologies’.

1970 Hutton, Robert S. Recollections of a technologist. 1964. By an authority in metallurgy.

1971 Huxley, Julian. Memories I; Memories II. 1970, 1973. Autobiography of a celebrated biologist.

1972 Jeans, James Hopwood. Astronomy and cosmogony. 1928. ‘Attempts to describe the present position of cosmogony and… associated problems of astronomy’.

1973 Jeans, James Hopwood. The universe around us. 1929. ‘A brief account, written in simple language, of the methods and results of modern astronomical research’.

1974 Royal Society. Notes and records of the Royal Society of London. Vol. I, 1938–. Semiannual. Notes of society's activities and publications.