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Science Progress has published a special double issue celebrating the life and works of Charles Darwin. Founded in 1894, just two years after Darwin's death, Science Progress now presents a selection of archival and new articles that re-examine Darwin's theories and legacy and show considerable light on his friendships and character.

Publisher: Science Reviews 2000 Ltd

Volume 92, Number 2, July 2009
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"Inorganic energetics from mainframe to 'back of envelope'" by H. Donald B. Jenkins
pp. 91-92(2)
Author: Kemp, Terence J.

Inorganic energetics from mainframe to "back-of-envelope"
pp. 93-112(20)
Author: Jenkins, Harry Donald Brooke

Tubulin and its prokaryotic homologue FtsZ: a structural and functional comparison
pp. 113-137(25)
Author: Dyer, Nigel

'Geoengineering' - taking control of our planet's climate
pp. 139-162(24)
Authors: Irvine, Peter; Ridgwell, Andy

Is DNA a worm-like chain in Couette flow? In search of persistence length, a critical review
pp. 163-204(42)
Authors: Rittman, Martyn; Gilroy, Emma; Koohy, Hashem; Rodger, Alison; Richards, Adair

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