Japanese Studies in the History of Science, No. 9 / 1970

Kyoto Group of the History of Chinese Science

Activities of Japan’s Group for History of Physics

Philosophy of Science in Japan: 1966-1970

Transmission of Indeterminate Equations As Seen in an Istanbul Manuscript of Abū Kāmil

Newton’s Quantitas Materiae

The Genesis of the Bohr Atom Model and Planck’s Theory of Radiation

Who Invented the Explosives?

A Chemical Study on Some Archaeological Samples from Marlik in Iran

A Brief Chronology of Dr. Heinrich Burger

Science Across the Pacific: American-Japanese Scientific and Cultural Contacts in the Late Nineteenth Century

The Growth of Scientific Communities in Japan

Historical Studies in the Physical Sciences, Vol. 1, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1969; Joseph Agassi, “Sir John Herschel’s Philosophy of Success,” Ibid., pp. 1-36.”

Armin Hermann: Frühgeschichte der Quantentheorie (1899-1913), Physik Verlag, Mosbach in Baden, 1969, 181 pp.”

History of Science Society of Japan (ed.): Nihon Kagaku-Gijutsu-shi Taikei (History of Science and Technology in Japan), 25Vols., 1964–1970.”