By: pendari
Seth LeJacq's Research Featured in Johns Hopkins Magazine
December 11, 2015The current issue of the Johns Hopkins Magazine features a chat with PhD candidate Seth LeJacq about his research into sex crimes in Britain’s Royal…
Read MoreSeth LeJacq in the Journal for Maritime Research
December 9, 2015Seth LeJacq, PhD candidate in the Department of the History of Medicine, has had his article, “Buggery’s Travels: Royal Navy Sodomy on Ship…
Read MoreGraham Mooney at Academia Sinica & National Taiwan University
November 25, 2015On November 30, December 1, and December 3, Graham Mooney will be visiting Academia Sinica and the National Taiwan University to…
Read MoreDan Todes wins HSS 2015 Pfizer Award
November 23, 2015Congratulations to Dan Todes, recipient of the History of Science Society’s 2015 Pfizer Award for Ivan Pavlov: A Russian Life in Science. The…
Read MoreJeremy Greene at UCSF November 23
November 23, 2015Jeremy Greene will speak on “Rethinking the Technological Fix: Telecommunications and Public Health Innovation on the Papago Reservation, 1968-1978” as part of…
Read MoreJHU History of Science Halloween Party in The Guardian
November 6, 2015The Guardian‘s H Word blog showcases a gallery of history of science themed Halloween costumes, featuring some familiar faces. See the costumes…
Read MoreDan Todes' Pavlov Biography Reviewed in the TLS
October 30, 2015Stephen Lovell reviews Dan Todes’ Ivan Pavlov: A Russian Life in Science in the Times Literary Supplement, noting the biography is…
Read MoreMary Fissell at the University of Iowa on November 5
October 28, 2015Mary Fissell will give the Brownell Lecture at the University of Iowa, at their Center for the History of the Book: “Making Babies:…
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