Science Seeks Life Creation At English Medical Congress
Report outlines bold claims that scientists may have begun creating life artificially. Dr Leonard K Hirshberg of Johns Hopkins discusses progress, while references trace electron theory and atomic structure, suggesting future lab synthesis of enzymes and hormones.
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England
British Medical Association
Leonard K. Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Women claim space in industry politics and home life
A 1912 essay argues women now speak in churches and public life, shaping industry and politics. It details homemaking standards, risks of neglect, and the urge for educated, virtuous domestic leadership while touching on scientific curiosities and early biology experiments.
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Stockholm
Louisde
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Lideinte Gomes
Butscalli
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Butschli
Herrera
French Academy of Sciences
Jagades Chunder Bose
Calcutta
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Bose
Loeb
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