Afdeling Biologie – Jaarkongres 1985

Mathematik in der Biologie

Biologie der Goethezeit

461 competent experts so that accuracy and balance are not sacrificed to dramatization. If this had been done, one could recommend without misgivings that the book would be worthy of wide circulation. In acceding to the request of his clinical students at Harvard for this book, the author has placed in his debt students (and teachers) everywhere. The book is for the knowledgeable reader, not th...

Biologie der Goethezeit

usual practice. Indeed, there are some instances where one would have wished that the authors had taken a more definite and critical position. Hurxthal and Musulin have, therefore, produced a book which serves one particular purpose, and serves it admirably. It is difficult to see how a more useful reference book for clinical use could have been compiled; but this is no book for the scholarly s...

Introduction A La Biologie Quantitative

359 the spleen and thymus. There is a tendency to duplicate illustrations and the magnifications of most photomicrographs, essential to the beginning student, are not stated in the legends. Inadequate emphasis is placed on the reticulo-endothelial system with only one-half page devoted to it in comparison to sixteen pages devoted to the histology of the teeth. If the author considers it pertine...

Index zur Geschichte der Medizin und Biologie

Index zur Geschichte der Medizin und Biologie, ed. by JOHANNES STEUDEL, Bd. 2, 1949-1951/2, Munich, Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1966, pp. viii, 312, DM.72. Volume 1 of the above index, covering the years 1945 to 1948, appeared in 1953. Its long-awaited continuation adheres to the same plan of arrangement. It is equally closely packed with entries, there being 5,600 in the fields of medicine, pharmac...