Philippine Journal of Science ... v. 1- 76, no. 1. Jan. 1906-1941; Volume 11

"The Philippine Journal of Science" is a comprehensive record of scientific and technological advancements in the Philippines. Spanning from January 1906 to 1941 (v. 1-76, no. 1), this volume offers a deep dive into the research, methodologies, and discoveries shaping the region during this period. It serves as an invaluable resource for historians, scientists, and researchers interested in the evolution of science and technology within the Philippine context. Each article provides detailed insights into various fields, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of scientific progress and its impact on society. This journal represents a critical collection for academic libraries and anyone studying the historical development of science in the Philippines.

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