Titlebook: Gender, Embodiment, and the History of the Scholarly Persona; Incarnations and Con Kirsti Niskanen,Michael J. Barany Book 2021 The Editor(s

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Cancer Biomarkers in Interstitial Fluids, define and understand the scholarly persona. This volume emphasizes gender and corporeality in such analyses, with each part of the volume considering these themes from a different perspective. The first part focuses on the role of funding bodies, transnational mobilizations and institutions in the

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Saima Zafar,Aniqa Saeed,Saadia Zahidple who constituted the international mathematical community, the social norms and modes through which they interacted, and the kinds of knowledge they produced and shared. This chapter interrogates G. H. Hardy’s famous 1940 observation that “mathematics, more than any other art or science, is a you

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Egidio Del Fabbro,Akio Inui,Florian Strassery politics, financial difficulties, and perhaps a midlife crisis, Clark was recruited by the Japanese government to establish an agricultural college on the northeast Asian island of Hokkaido, where Japan had recently begun an ambitious settler colonial project. In this mutable context, Clark skilfu

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Mati Nejmi M.D.,Saber Boutayeb M.D.s on women’s participation in the programme and on the role of gender in the ways in which the foundation constructed and enacted ideals of being a good fellow. The scientific persona that the CRB tried to shape was twofold: scholarly and diplomatic. Candidates who combined a good academic record wi

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Chemotherapy in the Management of Cancer, represent themselves through their online biographies. The core argument is that identifiable features of the personas produced by historical scientists continue to be reproduced, at least in part, by scientists working in the present day. These personas, which were based on the sociocultural expec