Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Young John Adams on Franklin's Iron Points,1950,41,123,11-14,Haraszti
Proteus rebound: reconsidering the "torture of nature",2008,99,2,304-317,Pesic
Popularizing the ancestry of man: Robert Ardrey and the killer instinct,2011,102,2,269-299,Weidman
The early development of firearms in China,1946,36,2,114-123,Goodrich
On the invention and use of gunpowder and firearms in China,1947,37,3/4,160-178,Ling
Managing uncertainty in the academy and the courtroom: normal arsenic and nineteenth-century toxicology,2013,104,2,197-225,Bertomeu-Sánchez
Social science as a "weapon of the weak": Max Weinreich the Yiddish Scientific Institute and the study of culture personality and prejudice,2013,104,4,742-772,Zenderland
Neural veils and the will to historical critique: why historians of science need to take the neuro-turn seriously,2014,105,1,145-154,Cooter
Neurohistory is bunk? The not-so-deep history of the postclassical mind,2014,105,1,133-144,Stadler
"Confessing a murder". Darwin's first revelations about transmutation,1986,77,286,9-32,Colp
Putting the military back into the history of the military-industrial complex: the management of technological innovation in the U.S. Army 1945-1960,2015,106,1,94-120,Lassman
The prehistory of serendipity from Bacon to Walpole,2015,106,2,235-256,Silver
Bicycle design: an illustrated history,2015,106,2,480-481,Stoffers
Science Eastern Orthodoxy and Protestantism,2016,107,3,587-591,Harrison
Punch-drunk slugnuts: violence and the vernacular history of disease,2022,113,2,266-288,Casper