Legacy of a 100-year-old climate model
Published in Nature
Restoring Notre-Dame’s ‘magical’ windows
Published in Nature
Conservation scientist Claudine Loisel is spellbound by the stained-glass splendours that survived a devastating fire at Paris’s famous cathedral.
Guidance counseling in the mid-twentieth century United States: Measurement, grouping, and the making of the intelligent...
Published in History of science; an annual review of literature, research and teaching
This article investigates National Defense Education Act and National Defense Education Act-related calls in the late 1950s for the training of guidance counselors, an emergent profession that was to play an instrumental role in both the measuring and placement of students in schools by "intelligence" or academic "ability". In analyzing this mid-ce...
Collage of Nature covers — a geoscientist’s take
Published in Nature
Letter to the Editor
Hundreds of Israel’s archaeological sites are vanishing under concrete
Published in Nature
Israel is in the middle of a building boom to house its rapidly growing population, but some researchers fear the country isn’t doing enough to conserve its wealth of archaeological sites.
Sigmund Freud et la politique. Paul Federn, les siens et leurs amis
Published in psychologie clinique
La psychanalyse peut offrir à ceux qui s’y intéressent de nouvelles manières d’aborder la politique, notamment en prenant en considération la surdétermination du sujet. En prenant comme exemple Freud et Federn, nous montrons les engagements politiques des premiers psychanalystes, ce qui, par contraste, permet d’envisager leur supposée neutralité ul...
The R0 journey: from 1950s malaria to COVID-19
Published in Nature
Letter to the Editor
Menstrual Variation in Experimental Pain: Correlation with Gonadal Hormones
Published in Neuropsychobiology
Background: The results of studies examining the response to experimental pain during the menstrual cycle are conflicting because of differences in the definitions of the menstrual period, outcome measures and types of experimental pain stimulation. So far, there have been only a few studies correlating experimental pain with the levels of gonadal ...
Pulling back layers of history, culture and identity
Published in Nature
Aboriginal archaeologist Chris Wilson retraces the steps of the Ngarrindjeri people in South Australia.
Labour Policy and Diplomacy: Argentina’s Labour Attachés under Peronism
This article analyses Argentina’s labour attaché programme established under Perón’s governments from 1946 to 1955. Contrary to the US and British labour attaché programmes set up during wartime, Perón created a class-based diplomatic service, manned by rank-and-file trade union members. The institution of these “plebeian” diplomats, who made conta...
