History of Technology

Graham Hollister-Short is an Honorary Lecturer in the History of Technology at Imperial College, London, and a member of the academic staff of the London Centre for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology, University of London. Frank A.J.L James, Professor of History of Science, The Royal Institution of Great Britain.

Aero engine production in the Third Reich, Hans-Joachim Braun; the birth and demise of a medieval windmill, John Langdon; the south-pointing chariot in Rome - gearing in China and the West, Michael J.T. Lewis; the development and use of the tubular beam 1830-1860, Stanley Smith; some designs of Jeronimo de Ayanz (c1550-1613) relating to mining, metallurgy and steam pumps, Nicolas Garcia Tapia; Peenemunde and Los Almos - two studies, Donald E. Tarter; Alexander Graham Bell, Elisha Gray and the speaking telegraph - a cognitive comparison, Michael E. Gorman et al; reflections on two conferences, Graham Hollister-Short.