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View Post: The Royal Society's lost women scientists: Richard Holmes, author of The Age of Wonder, argues women played a larger role in the development of science that previously thought

The Royal Society's lost women scientists: Richard Holmes, author of The Age of Wonder, argues women played a larger role in the development of science that previously thought

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Polio: The deadly summer of 1956

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Beautiful sketches by NJ van Jacquin, a man admired by legendary naturalist Carl Linnaeus

in New Jersey

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