NYC History of Science Working Group

The NYC HoS Working Group hosts monthly lectures + workshops || Co-sponsored by @NYUGallatin @columbiacss @NYASciences @NYAMNYC @GC_CUNY || Msg: [email protected]

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Join us tonight! Prof. Tunç Şen @CUHistoryDept will speak about the politics of scientific expertise in the early modern Ottoman empire. Register: https://t.co/ARIeVzA99V

[Center for Science and Society @columbiacss]

Join us for the first New York History of Science Lecture of the semester! Learn how "experts of the empire" were esteemed, sought after, or at times, contested at the Ottoman court. RSVP: https://t.co/GaOzP4He89

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Be sure to also check out the new exhibit @nypl celebrating Jim's and @MyDearDarwin's monumental completion of the Darwin Correspondence Project. #histsci #histSTM https://t.co/S28yNxcNDa

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Wed May 10 at 6pm the incomparable James Secord will talk about the necessity of replacing outdated revolutionary models in the history of science. All welcome! Join us via zoom or in person
@NYUGallatin! #histSTM
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Register: https://t.co/Tw0EV1hux7

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Fri lunchtime the NYC working group will meet @NYUGallatin to workshop @leahastbury's fascinating paper on sleep in the early modern period and its entanglements w/medicine, animal studies, agriculture + domesticity. Join us! Msg for the draft paper + zoom link. #HistSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

@MeiraGold @NYUGallatin @columbiacss @GC_CUNY @NYAMNYC FYI @NYUGallatin @isawnyu

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Wed March 22 at 6:00PM @MeiraGold will talk all about colonial-era Egyptology, agriculture, the archaeological 'field', and much more. Join us via zoom or in person @NYUGallatin! #histSTM 🧺🧺

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Register: https://t.co/kEYyI2GMSA

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Join us this Friday when we chat about @leaharonowsky's very cool work on climate, energy crisis, and synthetic fuels in the 1970s/early 80s. Msg to register! #HistSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

We ALSO have another great lineup of workshops this spring with papers by @leaharonowsky, @leahastbury, Barbara Naddeo, and @NCaomhanach. First meeting is next Fri 3/3 at 12:30pm @NYUGallatin and online. DM @MeiraGold or email to register!

Details 👇#HistSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Tomorrow Feb 22 at 6:15PM @merlinc2 will share his exciting research on Public Health and Localism as a political practice. Join us via zoom or in person @NYUGallatin! #histSTM

Register: https://t.co/Dc1kGZQzoy.

[Royal Society Publishing @RSocPublishing]

Are you a researcher in the history of science who has completed a postgrad degree within the last 5 years? If so, you can enter the #notesandrecords Essay Award for a chance to win £500. Deadline for entries is 28 February 2023. Find out more: https://t.co/2n5rf3Pi8h #HistSci

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Get ready for another great lineup of speakers this spring for the NY HoS lecture Series. Including @AyahNerd, @merlinc2, @MeiraGold (yours truly), and James Secord. Free & open to all! RSVP for the first talk this Wed: https://t.co/nQ1z3Mmu1A. #histSTM #histsci #histmed

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Join us this Wednesday @columbiacss! @AyahNerd will share her fascinating work on black eugenics and scientific racism in the 20th century. RSVP: https://t.co/nQ1z3Mmu1A #histsci #histmed #HisSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

@columbiacss @Columbia @NYAMNYC @GC_CUNY @NYUGallatin @AyahNerd @Princeton Join us this Wednesday! @AyahNerd will share her fascinating work on black eugenics and scientific racism in the 20th century. Register 👇 #histsci #histmed #HisSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

Join us this Wednesday as @onthemasspike tells us all about early histories of the @LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) and the politics of site selection! Register 👇 #HisSTM

[Center for Science and Society @columbiacss]

As astrophysics experiments become increasingly precise, where they are located is even more important. Learn more in our last New York History of Science lecture of the semester! RSVP: https://t.co/19NvjCsfCA

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Friday @historyasif will workshop a chapter-in-progress from his exciting forthcoming book 'Departure Gates: Postcolonial Histories of Space on Earth.' His paper examines the now-abandoned French launch site at Hammaguir in Algeria. Join us! (msg for details) #HisSTM

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Friday lunchtime @KevlesDan joins us to workshop his paper on the @theNASciences and the National Forest Reserves at the turn of the 20th century. Msg for details to join! #histSTM 🌳🌳🌳

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This is tonight! Need a break from heavy stuff? Join us at 6pm on zoom to hear Hannah Marcus tell us all about early modern Italian necrologies ⚰️💀📃 #histsci #histmed #HisSTM

[Center for Science and Society @columbiacss]

On November 9, Hannah Marcus tracks two Italian death registers from the 15th-17th centuries to compare the terms and meanings associated with deaths caused by "old age." RSVP: https://t.co/mqt2enOyLS

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

@rosanna_dent is coming up next week! #HistSci

[Center for Science and Society @columbiacss]

On Oct 19, Rosanna Dent traces how an Indigenous group developed strategies—including affective labor—to shape scientists’ work for their own political purposes. Free and open to the public. RSVP: https://t.co/Ac4tk1BN76

[Javier González Cortés @javier_and]

Today at @RutgersU! Pablo Gómez, professor at @UWHistoryDept, will be discussing his books and his latest project on bodies and medical arithmetic during slave trading in the Mediterranean and Atlantic Worlds. 

RSVP here: https://t.co/bYYaWhEaQN

#hybridevent #historyofmedicine

[NYC History of Science Working Group @NYC_HoS]

This Friday @mikey_mcgovern will workshop his super interesting paper on the use of statistical modeling by the @NAACP_LDF in the mid 70s - 80s and what it reveals about the history and racial politics of legal sentencing. Join us! (msg for details) #HisSTM