Quick Summary: In this Two Minute Treasure from Leeds University Library Galleries, guest curator Stella Butler introduces some of the loans in our ... Guest curator Stella Butler introduces one of the highlights from our exhibition 'Shaping the course of modern science:
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In this Two Minute Treasure from Leeds University Library Galleries, guest curator Stella Butler introduces some of the loans in our ... Guest curator Stella Butler introduces one of the highlights from our exhibition 'Shaping the course of modern science: Guest curator Stella Butler explores some of the objects in our exhibition 'Shaping the course of modern science:
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- In this Two Minute Treasure from Leeds University Library Galleries, guest curator Stella Butler introduces some of the loans in our ...
- Guest curator Stella Butler introduces one of the highlights from our exhibition 'Shaping the course of modern science:
- Guest curator Stella Butler explores some of the objects in our exhibition 'Shaping the course of modern science:
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