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Hans-Jörg Rheinberger on biology, genome editing, and managing knowledge at German universities
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No 9
It is still widely believed that the gene is the foundation of life—that its discovery has provided information about how all living beings are controlled by the genetic factors they inherit from their parents. But scientists and philosophers are beginning to doubt the relevance of the gene for understanding biology.
Hans-Jörg Rheinberger
Staffan Mueller-Wille
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Why Genes Don't Hold All the Answers for Biologists
No 9
It is still widely believed that the gene is the foundation of life—that its discovery has provided information about how all living beings are controlled by the genetic factors they inherit from their parents. But scientists and philosophers are beginning to doubt the relevance of the gene for understanding biology.
Hans-Jörg Rheinberger
Staffan Mueller-Wille
More
Good Science: Epistemic Values and Scholarly Reputations in Europe, 1770–1830
The present project is aimed at confronting the processes of institutionalization, professionalization, and specialization of knowledge with the hypot
Naeem Revisits Naeem et al. 1994: Reading Between the Lines of a Scientific Paper
Writing scientific papers is, arguably, the most important task in a scientist’s working life. Papers are the universal currency by which scientists a
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The Emergence of the Life Sciences Field, 1750–1914
The closing decades of the eighteenth century witnessed the start of a “second scientific revolution” in which the generalized scientific society gave
Algorithmic Modeling of Musical Time
This research investigates the technical modeling of the musical ear in our times. The pervasive digital networks that characterize twenty-first-centu