In a post last month for the "Southern Roundtable" blog, Jay Malone (HSS executive director) makes a few noteworthy claims. For i...
Looking Outward
In case you missed it, HSS president Lynn Nyhart used her column in the last newsletter to ask the history of science community of scholars...
Psychology of Color
A fascinating CFP for a conference on "Color, Commerce, and Consumption in Global Historical Perspective" went up a while back. ...
Darwin vs. Lincoln: The Case of Pragmatism
This past weekend saw an interesting anniversary: the double birthday of Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln, who were born across the Atlant...
Shoot the rats, don't eat them
Margaret Humphreys will give a talk on the history of Civil War medicine on Feb. 29 at 6pm at the New York Academy of Medicine (details belo...
CFP: George Perkins Marsh Conference
For your consideration--- A conference celebrating (physical geographer and other things) George Perkins Marsh : An American for all Season...
What is the best (first) book on HOS in America right now?
Know the answer? Let us know! FHSA wants to recognize a great work. Here's the official call: The Forum for the History of Science in ...
Science & US Intellectual History
The Society for US Intellectual History (S-USIH, or "sushi") runs both a blog and an annual conference in New York City. The t...
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