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R. Home

h-index: 8
Works: 64
Citations: 251

Most-cited papers

Science in the service of empire: Joseph Banks, the British State and the uses of science in the age of revolution
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199960 citations
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Australian science in the making
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199047 citations
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Electricity and the nervous fluid
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1970Journal of the History of Biology19 citations
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Postwar Scientific Intelligence Missions to Japan
R. Home, M. Low
1993Isis17 citations
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Journals under Threat: A Joint Response from History of Science, Technology and Medicine Editors
B. Lightman, H. Andersen, R. Ariew, Moti Feingold +78 more
2009Perspectives in Science15 citations Open access
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The Third Law in Newton's Mechanics
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1968British Journal for the History of Science11 citations
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Science under scrutiny : the place of history and philosophy of science
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198310 citations
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Franklin's Electrical Atmospheres
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1972British Journal for the History of Science9 citations
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The effluvial theory of electricity
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19818 citations
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The Origin of the Lunar Craters: An Eighteenth-Century View
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19727 citations
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Francis Hauksbee's theory of electricity
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19677 citations
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The Royal Society and the Empire: The colonial and Commonwealth Fellowship Part 2. After 1847
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2003Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London6 citations
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A World-Wide Scientific Network and Patronage System
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19916 citations
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The Notion of Experimental Physics in Early Eighteenth-Century France
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19855 citations
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Origins of the Australian physics community
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19835 citations
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Neumayer, Humboldt and the search for a global physics
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20113 citations Open access
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The history of classical physics : a selected, annotated bibliography
R. Home, M. Gittins
19843 citations
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HOME, RODERICK WEIR
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19633 citations
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Aepinus's Essay on the Theory of Electricity and Magnetism
R. Home, Peter Connor
20152 citations
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William Sutherland and the 'Sutherland-Einstein' Diffusion Relation : Theoretical Physics in a Colonial Setting( Colonial Science)
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20052 citations
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Guest Editorial: History of Science in Australia
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1982Isis2 citations
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Ferdinand Mueller’s Alpine Itinerary
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20141 citations Open access
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Points or Knobs: Lightning Rods and the Basis of Decision Making in Late Eighteenth Century British Science
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20091 citations
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A botanist for a continent: Ferdinand von Mueller (1825-96).
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1998Endeavour1 citations
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Ferdinand von Mueller and the French Consuls
R. Home, S. Maroske
1995Explorations1 citations
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The History and Philosophy of Science: Its Place in Science Teaching. Some Introductory Remarks.
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19771 citations
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Timothy P. Barnard. Nature’s Colony: Empire, Nation, and Environment in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. xiv + 287 pp., bibl., index. Singapore: NUS Press, 2016. SGD 34 (paper). ISBN 9789814722223.
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2019Isis0 citations
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Technical expertise in colonial Australia
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20180 citations
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Russell McCormmach. The Personality of Henry Cavendish—A Great Scientist with Extraordinary Peculiarities. (Archimedes: New Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, 36.) xviii + 310 pp., illus., figs., tables, bibl., index. Cham: Springer, 2014. €105.99 (cloth).
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20160 citations
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Most Illustrious Count Most Gracious Lord
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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3. Electricity in the Essay
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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5. A Place in History
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER ONE. Biographical Outline
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20150 citations
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CHAPTER TWO. The Electrical Background
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20150 citations
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2. Concerning Electrical and Magnetic Attraction and Repulsion
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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Appendix: Annotated Bibliography of Aepinus's, Published Writings
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER FIVE. A Place in History
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20150 citations
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An Essay on the Theory of Electricity and Magnetism by F.U.T. Aepinus
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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Bibliography of Secondary Works Cited
R. Home, Peter Connor
2015Globalized Peripheries0 citations
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3. Concerning the Communication of Electricity and Magnetism
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER III. Concerning the Communication of Electricity and Magnetism
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20150 citations
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1. General Principles of the Theory of Electricity and Magnetism
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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1. Biographical Outline
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER IV. Concerning Certain Phenomena of Bodies Immersed in Electric and Magnetic Vortices, and Concerning the Magnetism of the Earth
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER II. Concerning Electrical and Magnetic Attraction and Repulsion
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20150 citations
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CHAPTER FOUR. Magnetism
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20150 citations
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2. The Electrical Background
R. Home, Peter Connor
20150 citations
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CHAPTER THREE. Electricity in the Essay
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20150 citations
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CHAPTER I. General Principles of the Theory of Electricity and Magnetism
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20150 citations
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History and Philosophy of Science
B. Ellis, R. Home, D. Oldroyd, R. Nola +7 more
20140 citations
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