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how it thoroughly transformed Swedish society and economy over the following several decades
never expecting they would be retained
All physicians owe gratitude to the editors and contributors of this series for their persistence in producing three volumes aimed at introducing Osler to the wider audience that he deserves and medicine sorely needs
when Horace Wells was first to put Davy’s observation to the test
and heroism in the face of death
Solomon’s House Revisited: The Organization and Institutionalization of Science (Nobel Symposium 75) Hardcover how it thoroughly transformed SwedishFrngsmyr, Tore, ed., 1990, xiii + 350pp. Science is not only a matter of great theories and daring thinking. It is also about the organization and practical work. The scientist has seldom been in an ivory tower; one the contrary, he has been dependent on the society around him. Today more than ever, the scientist is part of an organization, either in a small laboratory or as part of a network in a big project. When the royal Swedish Academy of
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