July 2010 Newsletter
Welcome To Montréal; Notes from the Inside; From the HSS President; News from the History of Science; Member News; Siraisi Delivers Haskins Lecture; “Lamarck at the Zoo”; What UTeach and the Current Replication Initiative Mean for the History of Science; Lone Star Historians of Science; How to Equalize Access to Digital Collections; Jobs & Fellowships, Grants & Prizes, Lectures and Conferences, and Conferences & Colloquia; Humanities Advocacy Day 2010; Humanities Enjoy Strong Student Demand but Declining Conditions for Faculty; Childcare Cooperative - History of Science Society Annual Meeting 2010; University of Vienna Announces Position; History of Science Society Annual Meeting 2010 Preliminary Program.
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Bienvenue à Montréal
The 2010 History of Science Society annual meeting and the Philosophy of Science Association's biennial meeting will take place in beautiful Montréal 4-7 November 2010. We will be located in the downtown Hyatt Regency, http://montreal.hyatt.com located on the Metro and across the street from the performing arts center. We expect over 1000 attendees at this joint meeting with PSA and everyone is guaranteed fine food and a wide range of local attractions.
It will be a meeting to remember. Tres bien. We hope to see you in Montréal.
Call for Papers
The Call for Papers is now closed. Paper/Poster/Session proposal acceptance emails should go out by mid-June.
Adventures in Romantic Science:
Richard Holmes on passion, teamwork, and the neglected art of biography.
Michael Bycroft interviews Richard Holmes, the author of Age of Wonder, winner of the Royal Society Prize for Science Books.
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