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• 2014“They Sweat for Science”: The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory and Self-Experimentation in American Exercise Physiology40 cited
• 2002“Playing by ear” . . . “in an incessant din of reasons”: Chester Barnard and the history of intuition in management thought39 cited
• 1990The Long Reach of Harvard's Fatigue Laboratory, 1926-194737 cited
• 2011The fate of a progressive science: the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory, athletes, the science of work and the politics of reform36 cited
• 2014The Power of Exercise and the Exercise of Power: The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory, Distance Running, and the Disappearance of Work, 1919–194735 cited
• 2010The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory: contributions to World War II26 cited
• 1987Elton Mayo and the Hidden Hawthorne18 cited
• 2013"No Such Thing as a Night's Sleep": The Embattled Sleep of American Fighting Men from World War II to the Present10 cited
• 2013Dr. Frances A. Hellebrandt: Pioneering Physiologist, Physiatrist, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program Visionary10 cited
• 2015Alliances in Human Biology: The Harvard Committee on Industrial Physiology, 1929–19399 cited
• 2009Physiology7 cited
• 2022Thermal Physiology in the USA: A 100-Year History of the Science and Its Scientists (1880–1980)