Robert Bud Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

The exploration delves into the evolution of "applied science" over two centuries, highlighting the interactions between lay actors and scientists within the UK context. It examines how political dynamics, narratives, and institutions contributed to the formation of this scientific category, which ultimately declined as "technology" emerged as the dominant focus. The study offers insights that resonate beyond the UK, reflecting broader international implications in the landscape of scientific thought and practice.

What are the objects, inventions, power sources and processes that have changed our modern industrial culture? Who are the individuals behind their creation? How have people reacted to these newfangled contraptions? This account explores the answers to these questions. It traces the sweeping innovations and interconnections of each advance, in a flowing text that features almost 500 photographs with captions that further explain the story of how we've become who we are today.

Inhaltsverzeichnis1 Ursprünge der Zymotechnik.2 Von der Zymotechnologie zur Biotechnologie.3 Die Technisierung der Natur.4 Die ersten Institute.5 Die chemisch-technische Seite.6 Biotechnologie — die grüne Technologie.7 Von der fachlichen zur politischen Dimension.8 Hochzeit mit der Genetik.9 Die 80er Jahre: Zwischen Forschung und Industrie.Epilog.Quellenverzeichnis.Sachwortverzeichnis.