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When Prussia and France went to war in 1870, only one man was given passage out of Paris—in the name of science.
In the 1970s, a cheesy American medical drama helped make the case for paramedics.
A physician who studied bacteria, Petri’s name became associated with small covered dishes that are essential to laboratory research in the life sciences.
Meet Jehane Benoît, Canada’s grande dame of culinary nationalism.
The forest owlet was declared extinct in 1972, but after Richard Meinertzhagen’s vast fraud was exposed, ornithologists wondered if they got it wrong.
New World ingredients in Old World dyes.
What does the inspiration for the character of James Bond have to do with a bird specimen scandal?
A leading chemistry educator and musician who proposed a new periodic table of elements to explain the unusual structures of boron hydrides.
Changing the name of the Anophthalmus hitleri seems like an easy call, but taxonomists have resisted for complicated reasons.
Nestled next to our Othmer Library, this soaring event space is perfect for cocktail receptions and sit-down dinners.
The Bird of Washington catapulted John Audubon into fame and fortune. The only problem? It was a complete fraud.
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Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!
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Caldwell’s lab at Columbia University helped launch the careers of several women in U.S. biochemistry during the early 20th century.
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