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Listed in the Thomson Reuters Arts & Humanities Citation Index

ISSN: 1477-2620 (electronic) 0734-1512 (paper)

Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year

Subject: History of Science & Technology;

Publisher: Routledge

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	One thousand planes a day: Ford, Grumman, General Motors and the Arsenal of Democracy Robert G. Ferguson Pages 149 – 175 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Cited By \| Related Articles	buy now
	Will small be beautiful? Making policies for our nanotech future Patrick W. McCray Pages 177 – 203 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Cited By \| Related Articles	buy now
	‘The most wonderful piece of machinery the world can boast of:’ The water-works at Marly, 1680–1830 Thomas Brandstetter Pages 205 – 220 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
	The atomic meal: The cold war and irradiated foods, 1945–1963 Nicholas Buchanan Pages 221 – 249 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Cited By \| Related Articles	buy now
	Recent dissertations of interest to historians of technology Pages 251 – 253 Abstract \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now