Summer books

Sharon Weinberger, Louise Humphrey, Anne-Emanuelle Birn, Brad DeLong, Roger D. Launius, Michael Mann, Robert P. Crease and Marcus Munafò
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Louise Humphrey: a researcher in human origins at the Natural History Museum in
Anne-Emanuelle Birn: professor of critical development studies and global health at the University of Toronto in Canada
Brad DeLong: economic historian at the University of California
Roger D. Launius: principal of Launius Historical Services
Michael Mann: Pennsylvania State University in University Park
Robert P. Crease: philosopher at Stony Brook University
Marcus Munafò: professor of biological psychology at the University of Bristol

Nature, 2017, vol. 548, issue 7665, 28-30

Abstract: Head up to the heights of summer reading — picked by our regular reviewers — as labs and lecture halls empty.

Date: 2017
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