The Cambridge History of Science
Peter J. Bowler(Queen's University Belfast), Jean‐Paul Gaudillière(Max Planck Institute for the History of Science), Jeffrey C. Schank, Henry R. Frankel, Richard M. Burian, Eugene Cittadino, Ronald Rainger, Olga Amsterdamska, Mary P. Winsor, Jonathan Harwood, Susan Lawrence(British Psychoanalytical Society), John W. Swann(Baylor College of Medicine), Michael Worboys, Richard L. Kremer(Dartmouth College), Mario A. Di Gregorio, Thomas Söderqvist(University of Copenhagen), Russell C. Maulitz, Mott T. Greene, Nick Hopwood(University of Cambridge), Jonathan Hodge, David Oldroyd(Newcastle University), Keith G. Benson, Roy MacLeod, Pascal Acot, David Allen, Paul Lucier
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