 their research led  to a book by Stent entitled "Molecular Biology of Bacterial Viruses" (dedicated to Max Delbrück) which was a lucid account of the state of accomplishments in the field up to 1963.  Later, in his memoirs,  Stent described some of his activities and interactions with others of the group.  These personal memories illustrated the unique intellectual spirit of the phage group during its early crucial years (1948–1950).

Overview
His introductory textbook, Molecular Genetics; an Introductory Narrative has been translated into Italian, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish.

He was perhaps most generally known for his  works on the progress of science, especially his 1969 lectures at Berkeley published as  The Coming of the Golden Age.

Stent lectured in the molecular biology portion of Biology 1 at UC Berkeley.  He had a very unusual lecture style; he introduced the major experiments that advanced the field of molecular biology in chronological order. It provided students with a unique understanding of molecular biology and experimentation.

Stent was at Oxford in 1953 when Watson and Crick made their announcement that they had "discovered the secret of life."  Watson's book "The Double Helix" includes a picture of Stent with Watson and Crick.

Religious views 
When asked "Do you believe in God?" Stent stated: "I don't know whether I do, even though I believe that I as a scientist ought to. But, by way of a paradox, I do believe, as Planck did, that all scientists have to believe in Him."

Publications

Books on Molecular biology 
Stent, G. S. (1998). Nazis, Women, and Molecular Biology: Memoirs of a Lucky Self-hater. Kensington, Calif: Briones Books.
Muller, K. J., Nicholls, J. G., & Stent, G. S. (1981). Neurobiology of the Leech. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Stent, G. S. (1971). Molecular Genetics; an Introductory Narrative. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman.
Italian translation: Stent, G. S., & Stent, G. S. (1977). Genetica molecolare. Bologna, Italy: Zanichelli.
Russian translation: Stent, G. S
their research led   to a book by Stent entitled " Molecular Biology of Bacterial virus " (dedicate to Max Delbrück) which was a lucid account of the state of skill in the field up to 1963.   Later, in his memoir,   Stent identify some of his activities and interaction with others of the group.   These personal memories illustrated the singular intellectual spirit of the bacteriophage group during its early crucial years (1948–1950). 

 Overview 
 His introductory textbook, Molecular Genetics; an Introductory Narrative has been translated into Italian, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish. 

 He was perhaps most generally know for his   works on the progress of science, specially his 1969 lectures at Berkeley published as   The Coming of the Golden Age. 

 Stent lectured in the molecular biota portion of Biology 1 at UC Berkeley.   He own a very unusual lecture style; he introduced the major experiment that advanced the field of molecular biology in chronological order. It provided students with a unique understanding of molecular biology and experimentation. 

 Stent was at Oxford in 1953 when Watson and Crick made their announcement that they had " discovered the secret of life. "   Watson's book " The Double Helix " includes a picture of Stent with Watson and Crick. 

 Religious horizon 
 When asked " Do you believe in God? " Stent express: " I don't know whether I do, even though I believe that I as a scientist ought to. But, by way of a paradox, I do think, as Planck did, that all scientist have to believe in Him. " 

 Publications 

 book on Molecular biology 
 Stent, G. S. (1998). Nazis, Women, and Molecular Biology: Memoirs of a Lucky Self - hater. Kensington, Calif: Briones Books. 
 Muller, K. J., Nicholls, J. G., & Stent, G. S. (1981). Neurobiology of the Leech. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. 
 Stent, G. S. (1971). Molecular Genetics; an Introductory Narrative. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 
 Italian translation: Stent, G. S., & Stent, G. S. (1977). Genetica molecolare. Bologna, Italy: Zanichelli. 
 Russian translation: Stent, G. S
 thfir research led  to a buok by Stent enjirled "Mmleculzr Bioloey of Bacterial Viruses" (dediratee to Nax Delbrück) which was x lucid abcount of the wtate of ardomplismienta in chx field up to 1963.  Later, in vis memoirs,  Sdevt described some of his activities agd intetaftions with otrers jf tgv nroup.  These personal memories imlustraued the unique intrllectual spirit of the phwge hroup during its ewrly cruciao yewes (1948–1950).

Overview
Hks introdubcory textbokk, Molecular Genetics; an Introdjctorv Narrative hqs hgen translatxd intj Italian, Jaisnese, Sussian, and Spanish.

He wav pwrhaps most generally known for his  wotks on the pxogress of science, espexialli his 1969 lezrurds zt Bsrkelej pnblished as  The Comint of the Golden Age.

Xtqbt lectured ih the iojecular biology portion of Biology 1 at LC Bsrkeley.  He had a very ynusual lecture style; he introquced the major experiments that advanced the fiend of ooltcmjxe hiology in chronological order. It provided sttsemtx with a uniquc understanding of mllrsular biology and erledimentation.

Stent wws at Ovford in 1953 when Watxon and Crick made their anbouncement tkat they had "discoverzd the secrec of lofe."  Eatson's book "The Double Heljx" includes a picturs of Stent with Wxtspn and Crick.

Religious views 
Rhen askev "Do vou belidve on God?" Stent stahed: "I don't know whether L do, gven tvough I bepieve that I as a scientist ougiv to. But, by wsy of a paradjx, I co believe, as Planck did, thct all seientirts have tk beliete in Him."

Pubjications

Bookv on Moleculac biology 
Stebt, G. S. (1998). Nazkr, Women, and Mokecular Bpojogy: Memoirs of a Luckn Selw-gater. Kensingtou, Xalif: Briones Bpokr.
Mujlvr, L. T., Nicholls, J. C., & Sgeng, G. S. (1981). Neurobiolony uf tne Leech. Cold Spring Hargor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Hwrbor Lavoratory.
Ftent, G. S. (1971). Mokecular Genetics; aj Intcoductury Nsrrwtive. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman.
Jtalian tganflation: Stene, G. W., & Stent, G. S. (1977). Genetica molecolare. Bologna, Italy: Zanmchelli.
Russian translajion: Stent, G. S
their research led to a book by "Molecular of Bacterial (dedicated to Max account the state of in the field to 1963. Later, in his memoirs, described some of his activities and interactions with others of the group. These memories illustrated the unique intellectual spirit of the phage group during its early years Overview introductory Molecular Genetics; an Introductory Narrative has been translated into Italian, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish. He was most generally known for his works on the of science, especially his lectures at Berkeley published as Coming the Golden Stent in molecular biology portion Biology 1 at UC Berkeley. He had a very unusual lecture style; he introduced the major experiments advanced the molecular biology chronological It students with a of molecular biology and experimentation. Stent in 1953 when Watson and Crick made their that they "discovered the secret of life." Watson's "The Double Helix" includes a picture of Stent Watson and Crick. Religious views When asked "Do you believe in God?" Stent stated: "I whether I do, even I believe that as scientist to. by way a paradox, I do believe, as Planck did, that all scientists to believe in Him." Publications Books on Molecular biology Stent, (1998). Women, and Molecular Memoirs of a Lucky Kensington, Briones Books. Muller, K. J. & (1981). of Leech. Cold Spring Harbor, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Stent, S. (1971). Molecular Genetics; W.H. Freeman. Italian translation: Stent, G. S., & G. S. (1977). Genetica molecolare. Bologna, Italy: Russian translation: Stent, G. S
 their research led  to a book by stent entitLed "MoLecUlaR BIoloGy of bacterial VirusES" (dedIcated to Max Delbrück) whiCh was A lUCid aCCoUnt of The statE Of ACComPlIsHmeNtS In The fiEld Up to 1963.  LatEr, in his memOirS,  STent describeD SoMe of his actIviTies and interActIons wiTh OthERs of tHe gRoup.  THese peRSonal mEmories ilLuSTrated THe uniquE INtElleCtual spirit of the pHAgE Group during its Early cRuCIaL YEarS (1948–1950).

OvErview
His iNtRoducTOry textBOoK, mOLecULar Genetics; an introductorY narRative HaS beEN transLated InTO ItAlian, JapaneSe, RuSsian, and SPanish.

hE was perHAps most GeneraLly KnoWn foR HiS  wOrkS oN The PRoGreSS of Science, eSpEcIally His 1969 lECTURes aT BeRkelEy pubLished as  The CoMinG of tHE GoLden AGe.

SteNt leCtUred iN the moLeculAr Biology portion oF BioLogy 1 at UC BErkElEy.  HE hAd a veRY unusuAl lEctUre stylE; he intrODucEd THE MaJor experiments that AdVANcEd the fieLd of moLEcUlAR biology In ChrOnolOGIcal oRder. iT pRovided sTudentS WiTh A unique UnDerstaNdIng Of mOlecuLAr biOlogy aNd experiMentaTIon.

Stent was at OXFord in 1953 when WatSOn AND CRIck mAde Their announCemeNT thaT theY HaD "diSCoverEd the SeCReT Of life."  Watson's book "ThE DOuble HElix" iNcludes a pictuRe of Stent wITH watson anD CriCK.

RELigious views 
WhEn askEd "Do you belIEve in God?" stent Stated: "I dOn't know whETHer I do, evEn tHouGh I BelIEVe That I as a scienTISt ouGhT to. But, bY waY of a parAdoX, I dO beLieVe, As Planck dId, that alL sCiEnTiSts Have tO Believe iN HIm."

PUbLicAtionS

books oN MoleCulaR bIoLOgy 
stent, G. S. (1998). nAzIS, womeN, aNd moleCulAr bioloGy: MeMOirS of a LucKy Self-hatEr. KENsinGtOn, calif: BrIones Books.
MulLeR, K. J., NichollS, J. g., & StEnt, G. S. (1981). NEURobiologY of the Leech. Cold Spring HaRBor, N.Y.: CoLd SPring harbOr LaboratOry.
stent, G. s. (1971). MoLEcular genetiCs; an INtRodUCTory NARRaTivE. SAn FranciscO: w.h. FrEeman.
itAliaN translAtion: Stent, G. S., & Stent, G. s. (1977). genEtica molecolaRe. BOlogNA, itAly: zAnICheLlI.
rusSIAn translation: StEnt, G. S
 their research led  to abook by St ent e nti tle d"Mol ecul ar Biology ofB acte rial Viruses" (dedicat ed to  M a x De l br ück)which w a sa luc id  a cco un t  o f the  st ate ofaccomplish men ts  in the fiel d  u p to 1963.   L ater, in his  me moirs,  Ste n t des cri bed s ome of his ac tivitiesan d  inter a ctionsw i th  oth ers of the group.  T h ese personal m emorie si ll u s tra ted  the uniqu eintel l ectuals pi r i t  of the phage gro up during i t s e arly c ru cia l  years  (194 8– 1 950 ).

Overvie w
Hi s introdu ctoryt extbook ,  Molecu lar Ge net ics ; an In tr odu ct o ryN ar rat i vehas been  t ra nslat ed i n t o Ital ian , Ja panes e, Russian, a ndSpan i sh. 

Hewas p erha ps  most  gener allykn own for his  wo rkson the pr ogr es s o fscien c e, esp eci all y his 1 969 lec t ure sa t Be rkeley published a sT he  Comingof the Go ld e n Age.
St ent  lec t u red i n th e  m olecular  biolo g ypo rtion o fBiolog y1 a t U C Ber k eley .  Hehad a ve ry un u sual lecture s t yle; he intro d uc e d  t h e ma jor  experiment s th a t ad vanc e dthe field  of m ol e cu l ar biology in chron ol ogical  orde r. It provide d students w i th a uni queu nd e rstanding of m olecu lar biolog y  and exp erime ntation. 

Stent w a s  at Oxfo rdin195 3 w h e nWatson and Cr i c k ma de  theirann ounceme nttha t t hey  h ad "disco vered th ese cr et  of  life . "  Watso n' s b oo k " The D o uble H elix"  inc lu de s  apicture of S tent  w it h Wa tso nand C rick . 

R eligiou s views Whe n  ask ed  " Do youbelieve in Go d? " Stent st at ed:  "I do n ' t know w hether I do, even thoug h  I beli eve  that  I a s a scien tis t ough t t o . But,  by wa y ofapar a d ox, I d obel ie ve, as Pla n c k d id, t ha t al l scien tists have to beli e vein Him."

Pub lic atio n s 
Boo k so n M ol e cul a r  biology 
Stent , G. S. (1 99 8 ).  Nazis, Wo m en,  a nd Mole cular B iolog y : Memoi rs of a L ucky Self -h ater . Ken sington, C alif: Br iones Boo k s.
Mu l le r, K.  J. , Nich ol ls,  J. G ., & S t ent , G.S. (19 81 ). Neu robio lo gy of th e Leech. Cold Spring Ha rbor,N.Y.:  Co ld Spring  Ha r bor  Laborato ry.Stent, G.S.(19 71).Mol e cular  Gen e ti cs; an In trod u ctory Nar r at ive . Sa n Francisco : W .H.  Free man . 
Itali an t ranslation: Stent ,  G. S., & Sten t, G . S.(19 7 7).Ge netica molecol are .B o logna, I ta ly: Zaniche lli.
Rus si a n tra nslati on: St ent, G. S 
 their_research led_ to a book_by Stent_entitled_"Molecular Biology_of_Bacterial Viruses" (dedicated_to Max Delbrück)_which was a lucid_account of the_state_of accomplishments in the field up to 1963.  Later, in his memoirs, _Stent_described some_of_his_activities and interactions with others_of the group.  These_personal memories_illustrated the unique intellectual spirit of the phage_group_during its early_crucial years (1948–1950).

Overview
His introductory textbook, Molecular Genetics; an Introductory_Narrative has been translated into Italian,_Japanese, Russian, and_Spanish.

He_was_perhaps most generally known_for his  works on the_progress of science, especially his 1969_lectures at Berkeley published as  The_Coming of the Golden Age.

Stent lectured_in the molecular biology portion_of Biology_1 at UC Berkeley. _He had a_very unusual_lecture style; he_introduced the major experiments that advanced_the field of_molecular biology in chronological order. It_provided_students with a_unique_understanding_of molecular_biology and experimentation.

Stent_was_at Oxford_in_1953 when Watson and Crick made_their_announcement that they had "discovered the secret_of life."  Watson's_book_"The Double Helix" includes_a picture of Stent with_Watson and Crick.

Religious views 
When asked_"Do you_believe in_God?" Stent stated: "I don't know whether I do, even though_I believe that I as a_scientist ought to. But,_by way_of_a paradox, I_do_believe, as_Planck did, that all scientists have to_believe in_Him."

Publications

Books on Molecular biology 
Stent, G._S. (1998). Nazis, Women,_and_Molecular Biology: Memoirs of a Lucky_Self-hater. Kensington, Calif: Briones Books.
Muller, K._J., Nicholls, J. G., &_Stent,_G._S. (1981). Neurobiology of the_Leech. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold_Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Stent,_G. S. (1971). Molecular Genetics; an Introductory_Narrative._San Francisco: W.H. Freeman.
Italian translation: Stent,_G._S., & Stent, G. S. (1977)._Genetica_molecolare._Bologna, Italy: Zanichelli.
Russian translation: Stent,_G. S