My undergraduate course in discrete mathematics introduced me to some of the paradigmatic problems of the field, including Euler's Seven...
Showing posts with label HSS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HSS. Show all posts
Southern Science
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...
Dr. Cynthia Beall and the Science of Human Adaptability
This Friday, Nov. 4 at 12pm, those attending the FHSA distinguished scientist lecture will have the privilege of hearing from and talking w...
AmericanScience Goes to Cleveland
AmericanScience will be all over the place at the jointly-held annual meetings of HSS/SHOT/4S in Cleveland next week. We're looking for...
Announcing the FHSA Grad Student Travel Award
Exciting news : Graduate Students presenting papers on American topics (broadly defined) at the History of Science Society Annual Meeting a...
Pleasant surprises from Phoenix?
Were you at the History of Science Society's Annual Meeting in Phoenix? Why not share a highlight? I'll get us started, but I'm ...
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