Titlebook: Biological Abstracts / BIOSIS; The First Fifty Year William Campbell Steere Book 1976 Biosciences Information Service of Biological Abstrac

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The Historical Origins of Biological Abstracts,sary to set the stage for that important historical landmark in international information science. Dr. John Flynn, in his brief history of Biological Abstracts (1951) of a quarter of a century ago, ascribed to World War I the whole reason for the need for an American information service for biology

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The Founding of Biological Abstracts,endance throughout, than . A full six years were to elapse between the first informal meeting to consider its conception in December, 1920, and the appearance of the first issue of . in December, 1926. Yet these were to be fully occupied years, with several important and decisive meetings of multipl

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Coexistence with a Time Bomb,al never abstracted previously in this country, especially from all branches of zoology, both theoretical and applied. To be sure, some zoological articles that contained material of basic philosophical and biological interest, in cytology, genetics, biochemistry, and similar fields, had actually be

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Housing Biological Abstracts for a Half-Century,forced from time to time to find successive new homes with more adequate space for its inherently and inescapably expanding activities; but, until nearly ten years ago, all were on or adjacent to the campus of the University of Pennsylvania—and, until 1959, were the property of that institution. If

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Biological Abstracts/BIOSIS as a Leader in National and International Cooperation,Schramm were sent for much of the summer of 1924 to several European countries in order to ascertain the attitudes of their European colleagues concerning the establishment of . as an American enterprise, but with international coverage. With few exceptions, the reactions that they obtained were bot

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