The Laboratory Revolution and the Creation of the Modern University, 1830-1940

List of Figures and Tables, Preface, 1. The Joint Emergence of the Teaching-Research Laboratory and the Modern University: An Introduction ( Klaas van Berkel and Ernst Homburg), Part I: THE LABORATORY REVOLUTION: ORIGINS AND IMPACT, 2. Origins and Spread of the 'Giessen Model' in University Science (Alan J. Rocke), 3. The Laboratory Ethos, 1850-1900 (Frans van Lunteren), Part II: LABORATORY NETWORKS, 4. Chemistry in Zuerich, 1833-1930: Developing the Teaching-Research Laboratory in the Swiss Context (Peter J. Ramberg), 5. Island Kingdoms in the Making: The New Laboratories and the Fragmentation of Dutch Universities c. 1900 (Klaas van Berkel), 6. A Fertile Ecosystem: University Chemical Laboratories and their Suppliers in Fin-de-Siecle Paris (Pierre Laszlo), 7. Fighting for Modern Teaching and Research Laboratories in Norway: The Chemistry Laboratory in Political Dispute Around 1920 (Annette Lykknes), 8. Religion and the Laboratory Revolution: Towards a Physiological Laboratory at a Calvinist University in the Netherlands, 1880-1924 (Ab Flipse), Part III: LABORATORY VALUES, 9. Aspects of the Social Organization of the Chemical Laboratory in Heidelberg and Imperial College, London (Peter Morris), 10. Of Growing Significance: The Support Staff in the Laboratories and Institutes of Utrecht University During the Interwar Period (Bas Nugteren), 11. A Revolution in Genetics at Gendered Experimental Venues in Cambridge and London, 1890-1930 (Ida H. Stamhuis), 12. Serialized Laboratories: Laboratory Journals and the Making of Modern Science and Scientific Publishing, 1840s-1950s (Dorien Daling), 13. Images of the Laboratory in the Popular Press (Geert Vanpaemel), Acknowledgements.