New special issue of History and Technology -Biology and Technology Reframed

We are pleased to share news that a new special issue of the journal History and Technology on the topic of 'Biology and Technology Reframed' has recently been published. As the editors explain this issue forms the first part of a longer term collaboration with the Journal of the History of Biology. 

Contents:

• Editor's note - Amy Slaton & Tiago Saraiva
• Introduction to the special issue Biology and Technology Reframed: historiographical reflections and opportunities - Karen A. Rader
• Making DNA and its becoming an experimental commodity - Dominic J. Berry
• Wild toxicity, cultivated safety: aflatoxin and kōji classification as knowledge infrastructure - Victoria Lee
• Tinkering with genes and embryos: the multiple invention of transgenic mice c. 1980 - Dmitriy Myelnikov
• A different kind of synthesis: artificial synthesis of insulin in socialist China - Vivian Ling & Lijing Jiang

You can find all of the articles in this special issue by following this link: 
https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ghat20/35/4?nav=tocList