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Introduction: Launching a Labor History of Science
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  • 1942The Sociological Roots of Science216 cited
  • 2016Field Life52 cited
  • 2013Fecal Matters50 cited
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  • 2017On Ignored Global “Scientific Revolutions”31 cited
  • 2022Invisible Labour in Modern Science21 cited
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  • 2018Frontiers of Science15 cited

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