‘Purifying’ Science: E. C. Slater and Postwar Biochemistry in the Netherlands

Ton van Helvoort

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L'A. analyse la dichotomie entre les sciences pures et appliquees qui s'est produite au XX e siecle apres la seconde guerre mondiale et demontre la demarcation de la biochimie en tant que science pure a partir des travaux du biochimiste E.C. Slater, professeur a l'Universite d'Amsterdam

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