Cora Stuhrmann

history of sociobiology/evolutionary biology/biology
history of behavioral/human/social science

[Cora Stuhrmann @monoclemind]

@ed_hagen Out of curiosity: Where would you place Ed Wilson and Sociobiology in the chart?

[L.I.S.A. Wissenschaftsportal @PortalLISA]

„Wissenschaftsgeschichte könnte zur Brückenbauerin werden“ – Interview mit Josephine Musil-Gutsch (@UniFAU) über die Zusammenarbeit von Natur- und Geisteswissenschaften. https://t.co/6XRX8PQCLK

[Josephine Musil-Gutsch @musilgutsch]

New paper alert:
Read my paper on "Sperm Whales, Wax Sculptures, and Historical Analysis: The Role of Fat Chemistry in Authenticating Artworks in Early Twentieth-Century Germany" in Ambix

https://t.co/7PGobw3AW2

[Cora Stuhrmann @monoclemind]

First (and possibly last?) tweet. Sorry for taking up 1/600 of your limit, but very proud of this one!

Just published:
https://t.co/xHlrONCFHZ

[Arvid Ågren @arvidagren]

When EO Wilson was writing his autobiography he asked Gould and Lewontin for comments on the sociobiology chapter.

Gould agreed, Lewontin declined.

Fascinating note in Cora Stuhrman's new paper on the movie "Sociobiology: Doing What Comes Naturally"
https://t.co/m2ytxK25pt

[Cora Stuhrmann @monoclemind]

@arvidagren @WTF_R_species There is a section on the Marlboro circle in Paul Erickson's "The world the game theorists made" (2015), pp. 207-220

[Jakob Odenwald @OdenwaldJakob]

Interested in the history of #ethology? Check out the new volume of Berichte zur Wissenschaftsg. (Hist. of Science and Humanities)
Contributions by @elmilam, @DheinKelle, Sophia Gräfe, @bbolman, Cora Stuhrmann, (and me). Also a great commentary by no other than R. Burkhardt!

[Fabian Kraemer @HistSciHum]

Hot off the press: a Special-Issue-cum-Forum of Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte / History of Science and Humanities, on Histories of Ethology, and on a history of science classic: Farm Hall. Papers by @elmilam, @DheinKelle, Dieter Hoffmann, @_rdahn, among others. #histsci

[Cora Stuhrmann @monoclemind]

@CT_Bergstrom

[Josephine Musil-Gutsch @musilgutsch]

I proudly present my new publication:
On the Same Page: Paper Technology Practices in the Humanities and the Sciences | History of Humanities
https://t.co/bljtxBArZB

Special thanks to
@sjangtenhagen @emmamoj @TN_Kayzel @JGdeSwart @ChaokangTai
for discussing the drafts with me

[Cora Stuhrmann @monoclemind]

@elmilam @mysdick @isabelsgabel @lrieppel Loved that session!

[Josephine Musil-Gutsch @musilgutsch]

Kärin Nickelsen and my article on the dynamics of scientific cooperation between the natural sciences and the humanities around 1900 just got published in NTM. It's open access, so go check it out: https://t.co/SUBG8QE8u5

[Ben Gross @bhgross144]

Before delving further into her argument, Schürch reminds us that most of research into flower pigmentation under consideration here was carried out by women.

#HSS19 #WomenInSTEM #botany