The Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine (www.chstm.org) invites scholars to participate in our monthly ONLINE WORKING GROUPS on specialized topics in the history of science, technology and medicine.

Working groups meet once per month for discussion of works-in-progress and important publications, convened by top scholars and rising stars in subfields of the history of science, technology and medicine, broadly construed. Last year more than 130 scholars from 72 institutions participated.
Scholars can participate in person at the Consortium’s offices in Philadelphia, PA, or online through a video conferencing system.

Working groups in 2016-2017 include

• History and Theory
  Suman Seth, Cornell University
  Laura Stark, Vanderbilt University
• History of Physical Sciences
  Joe Martin, Consortium for HSTM
  Kathryn Olesko, Georgetown University
• History of Biological Sciences
  Karen Rader, Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
  Betty Smocovitis, University of Florida
• History of Technology
  Martin Collins, Smithsonian Institution
  Heidi Voskuhl, University of Pennsylvania
• History and Philosophy of Science
  Gary Hatfield, University of Pennsylvania
  Miriam Solomon, Temple University
• History of Human Sciences
  Jamie Cohen-Cole, George Washington Univ.
• History of Early Modern Sciences
  Peter Dear, Cornell University
  Robert Westman, U.C., San Diego
• History of Ancient & Medieval Sciences
  Nahyan Fancy, DePauw University
  Darin Hayton, Haverford College
• Science Beyond the West
  Mary Brazelton, University of Cambridge
  Ramah McKay, University of Pennsylvania
  Projit Mukharji, University of Pennsylvania
• History of Medicine and Health
  Paul Theerman, New York Academy of Medicine
  Nancy Tomes, Stony Brook University
  Keith Wailoo, Princeton University
• History of Earth and Environmental Sciences
  Frederick Davis, Purdue University
  Jeremy Vetter, University of Arizona

For more information, or to express interest in joining a group,
visit www.chstm.org/groups/working

For more information about the Consortium and its programs, including fellowships,
visit www.chstm.org