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1. We owe a good deal to Daniel Kevles.
2. Daniel Kevles argues that eugenics and the conservation of natural resources are similar propositions.
3. Historian of science Daniel Kevles, writing after the exoneration of Imanishi-Kari, recounted the affair in his 1998 book, " The Baltimore Case ".
4. Lang fought the decision by Yale University to hire Daniel Kevles, a historian of science, because Lang disagreed with Kevles'analysis in " The Baltimore Case ".
5. What's more, says Yale historian Daniel Kevles, it made a strong case that DNA was indeed the stuff of genes, and it opened up huge avenues of research.
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7. For a hint of what those problems might be, Yale historian Daniel Kevles looked not to the future but into the forgotten past, at the eugenics movement of the early 20th century.
8. An alternate view has been presented by Daniel Kevles, that while military funding provided many new opportunities for scientists and dramatically expanded the scope of physical research, scientists by-and-large retained their intellectual autonomy.
9. Several books, including " The Baltimore Case " ( 1998 ) by Daniel Kevles of Yale University and " The Great Betrayal : Fraud In Science " by science historian Horace Freeland Judson, also covered the Baltimore affair.
10. The proximity fuse was one of the four most important secret breakthroughs by American physicists that helped turn the tide of World War II, Daniel Kevles, a scientific historian at the California Institute of Technology, said in a book published in 1971.
11. In " Science, The Endless Frontier ", science historian Daniel Kevles later wrote, Bush " insisted upon the principle of Federal patronage for the advancement of knowledge in the United States, a departure that came to govern Federal science policy after World War II ."
12. As laid out in a brilliantly illuminating article by Daniel Kevles in the New Yorker last month, O'Toole brought to the lab the usual array of tensions among her commitments : a highly principled father ( who had had himself written a play about a whistleblower ), a marriage, a son.
13. Yale historian Daniel Kevles, who delivered a preconference lecture Thursday at Cal, said in an e-mail that he believed, " based on the available evidence, that Oppenheimer didn't think of it ( the Berkeley group ) as a secret unit of the CP and that he didn't think his participation in it constituted membership in the CP ."