Partners in Science
Foundations and Natural Scientists, 1900-1945

432 pages
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35 halftones, 12 tables, 2 figures
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6 x 9
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© 1991
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Table of Contents

Contents
Illustrations
Tables
Figures
Preface
1. Systems of Patronage
Part I: Creating a System, 1900-1920
2. Troubled Beginnings: The Carnegie Institution
3. Reluctant Patrons: The Rockefeller and Carnegie Boards
4. The National Research Fellowships
5. A Limited Partnership
Part II: Institutional Relations, the 1920s
6. Americans in Paris: Wickliffe Rose, Augustus Trowbridge
7. Making the Peaks Higher: European Science
8. Developing American Science
9. The Rockefeller Foundation in Transition
Part III: Disciplinary Relations, the 1930s
10. Warren Weaver and His Program
11. Biological Communities and Disciplines
12. Weaver and the Biomolecular Set
13. Instruments of Science
Part IV: Conclusion
14. Partners in Science in Perspective
Abbreviations
Index
Tables
Figures
Preface
1. Systems of Patronage
Part I: Creating a System, 1900-1920
2. Troubled Beginnings: The Carnegie Institution
3. Reluctant Patrons: The Rockefeller and Carnegie Boards
4. The National Research Fellowships
5. A Limited Partnership
Part II: Institutional Relations, the 1920s
6. Americans in Paris: Wickliffe Rose, Augustus Trowbridge
7. Making the Peaks Higher: European Science
8. Developing American Science
9. The Rockefeller Foundation in Transition
Part III: Disciplinary Relations, the 1930s
10. Warren Weaver and His Program
11. Biological Communities and Disciplines
12. Weaver and the Biomolecular Set
13. Instruments of Science
Part IV: Conclusion
14. Partners in Science in Perspective
Abbreviations
Index
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