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HSTM at the University of Minnesota: November 2008
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November 19, 2008. Check out this audio file. With the Dutch pronunciations for Huygens and Leeuwenhoek. Now you've got a semester to practice before Michel gets back. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the blog for the program in the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine (HSTM) at the University of Minnesota! University of Minnesota HSTM. Minnesota Center for the Philosophy of Science. Kestrels and Cerevisiae (Kele Cable's blog). Books I Read (John Heydinger). HSTM Conference Schedule 2015.
HSTM at the University of Minnesota: March 2009
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March 30, 2009. Junto 2009: A Report. Next year the Junto will be held in Norman, OK sponsored by the University of Oklahoma HST program. Not that I need to give them any advice, but I will say that they should just stick to the three things that guarantee a successful Junto: Free alcohol, good food, and umm.free alcohol. March 25, 2009. New Blog Shout Out. Secondly, and far more importantly, I need to call your attention to the new blog, Entangled Bank. On the Origin of Species. 8220;It is interesting t...
HSTM at the University of Minnesota: Music in the Scientific Revolution
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April 2, 2015. Music in the Scientific Revolution. Adam Fix is a second-year graduate student here at the University of Minnesota. He studies the history of philosophy, mathematics, and the physical sciences during the early modern period. His post this week is a wonderful intersection of these topics: music. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Adam plays music himself. Check out some of his pieces here. Why do some sounds seem consonant and pleasing while others seem painfully dissonant and jarring? Medieval schola...
HSTM at the University of Minnesota: The Objective Evaluation of Pig Breeds in the Netherlands
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February 18, 2015. The Objective Evaluation of Pig Breeds in the Netherlands. Today's post is by Steven van der Laan. MSc), one of our Dutch colleagues affiliated with the Descartes Center. And whom the blog editors met at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the History of Science Society! Steven is a PhD-candidate from Utrecht University (Netherlands) who is working on the history of pig breeding. His main interests in this research is the relation between scientific research and the practice of pig breeders.
HSTM at the University of Minnesota: A Matter of Meat and Democracy: A Crisis in Veterinary Public Health
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March 12, 2015. A Matter of Meat and Democracy: A Crisis in Veterinary Public Health. And provides a veterinary perspective of the effects of deregulation on the meat animal industry in the 1980s based on archival materials that did not make it into the dissertation. Follow her on Twitter: @JeannetteVaught. Fig 1 Des Moines Register. Profile of Carl Telleen. [7]. Fig 2 Affidavit in support of Telleen from. Dr Ruth Blackburn. [8]. 3] Clipping from the Des Moines Register. 4] Correspondence, Box 1 Folder 3...
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April | 2008 | HYDRA
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. April 14, 2008, 5:24 pm. Members present: John, Lisa, Jackie, Kate. We met to discuss the JUNTO meeting in Minneapolis and how. We adjourned and left the next meeting time and place open.
Committee Meeting, March 26, 2008 | HYDRA
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. Committee Meeting, March 26, 2008. March 27, 2008, 7:56 am. Members Present: John, Lisa, Kate, Jackie. We adjourned until Friday. See you there! Leave a Comment so far. Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
November | 2008 | HYDRA
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. November 5, 2008, 4:33 pm. We are finally up and running. Check out the Journal at www.hydrajournal.com. Also, please change any hyper links that you might have to our new address. Blog at WordPress.com.
August | 2008 | HYDRA
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. Another reference from the blogosphere. August 22, 2008, 6:53 pm. We got a nice mention from John Lynch in his recent “Big List” blog entry. Our journal appeared alongside Toronto’s Spontaneous Generations as important online journals in the field.
HYDRA | Graduate Online Research Journal in the History of Science | Page 2
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, March 12, 2008. March 12, 2008, 4:07 pm. Members Present: John, Lisa, Jackie, Kate. The meeting closed with a decision to get all of our work done over spring break, and meet again Wednesday 26 March, place TBA. If you ha...
February | 2008 | HYDRA
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Another reference from the blogosphere. Finalizing web site for Hydra. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, April 16, 2008. A History of Science Blog – Will Thomas. The Dispersal of Darwin. History of Science Association. History of Science Department. Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, February 27, 2008. February 27, 2008, 9:37 pm. Members in attendance: John, Lisa, Jackie and Kate. To have various podcasts about issues developing in the journal, in scholarship, in wiki discussions, and more. Before we ...
Welcome | History of Science Association at OU
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History of Science Association at OU. OU Rhodes Scholar →. November 22, 2010. Subterranean fires from Kircher's Mundus subterraneus. Image courtesy of the History of Science Collections, University of Oklahoma. Welcome to the University of Oklahoma. History of Science Association. Will find this information as fascinating as we do, and helpful in a search for knowledge regarding the history of science and graduate studies. This entry was posted in Hello. OU Rhodes Scholar →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
History of Science in Ecuador | History of Science Association at OU
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History of Science Association at OU. History of Science in Ecuador. December 3, 2010. By: Amanda Finnen Waters. This summer the University of Oklahoma had a special opportunity to send students and faculty to Ecuador to study the history of the theory of evolution and tropical ecology. Dr. Piers Hale. Of the HSCI department and Dr. Ingo Schlupp. Of the ZOO department. Teamed up for two four-week classes of intense lecturing, reading, and exploring. The rainforest was amazing! Are hopeful that the succes...
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January | 2008 | A Couple of Historians
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A Couple of Historians. Two Historians of Science Blogging about Life and Work. Archive for January 2008. Laquo; A Couple of Historians home page. Laquo; Older Entries. I can haz a cheez burger and the Pope. January 31, 2008. This photo reminds me of an article I read earlier today: Pope says some science shatters human dignity. Be the first to comment. January 31, 2008. Or rush out to your local neighborhood Target, where you’ll find low prices everyday. Be the first to comment. January 30, 2008. 8220;T...
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February 1, 2018. Another post from Reba Juetten. The editor would like to thank her for her generous contributions to this blog. Boreas, in Greek mythology, is the personification of the north wind, a winged, bearded, and strong god. In the mythology of the city of St. Paul, his place in the pantheon is upgraded to King of the Winds, instigator of the St. Paul Winter Carnival, and direct rival of Vlucanus Rex—god of fire. This Boreas Leadership Program is named for King Boreas of St. Paul. They type of ...
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