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Robert Dorit

Robert L. Dorit is an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences@Smith College. His work focuses on experimental evolution of molecules and bacteria, and on the design of novel antibiotics. Address: Ford Hall 114, 100 Green Street, Northampton, MA 01063. E-mail: rdorit@smith.edu

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  • Breached Ecological Barriers and the Ebola Outbreak
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  • The Fear of the Known
  • Rereading Darwin
  • The Humpty-Dumpty Problem
  • The Biology of What Is Not There
  • The Best Seats in the House
  • Winter 1859
  • Keyboards, Codes and the Search for Optimality
  • Truth and Consequences
  • In the Land of Plenty
  • Routes of Resistance
  • All Things Small and Great
  • The AIDS Industry in Africa
  • Brave New Worlds
  • The Undiscovered Country
  • By Any Other Name
  • Darwin on Display
  • Something Wicked This Way Comes
  • The Shape of Plagues to Come
  • Degrees Kelvin, Why We Do It and more...
  • Rethinking Sex
  • "We Murder to Dissect"
  • Smallpox, Then and Now
  • Defying Genomania
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May-June - 2025 - Volume: 113 - Number: 3

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