Academics
Cow and dairy maid ad from 1945

Milk Safety in the 20th Century: Eradicating Brucellosis in the United States

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Close-up view of valves, pipes, and fittings

Whose Knowledge Counts? Scientists with Cognitive Differences

Distillations Blog
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute at Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute at North Carolina State University

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Oral history from the Science History Institute's stacks

Oral History Training Institute

Event

Book Club
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Chao Symposium

T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation

Event
Ida Noddack

Nature: Celebrate the Women behind the Periodic Table
News
Jennifer Doudna gives the 2018 Ullyot lecture.

Book Club: Cracking Creation with Jennifer Doudna

Distillations Blog
Close up of Johannes de Sacrobosco’s astronomy textbook, De Sphaera Mundi (On the Sphere of the World).

Distilled #6: A 17th-Century (Interactive!) Astronomy Textbook

Distillations Video
Panamanian postage stamp commemorating Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prize

What We’re Talking About

Distillations Blog
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute

Event
Plate No. 20 Poisonous Reptiles and Insects

What We’re Talking About

Distillations Blog
Fellow in Focus Lecture: science television

An Electric Education: How to Teach Science on Television

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What We’re Talking About

Distillations Blog

National Academy of Engineering Regional Meeting and Symposium

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Life Sciences Pioneers Dinner: San Diego

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Philadelphia Inquirer: Scans Reveal Secrets of Medieval ‘Harry Potter’ Book and Medical Texts at Penn
Media Coverage

Heritage Day

Event

Where to Put It All? Some Thoughts about Collections, Museums, and History

Event
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute

Event
Chao Symposium

T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation

Event

Fellow in Focus: Technology and Society: Engineering Cultures, Chemistry, and Social Order in the Second Industrial Revolution (1890 to 1930)

Event

Scholar Smackdown

Event

The Philosopher’s Quest

Distillations Magazine

Science and Disability: Interviews in the General Collection
Research
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute

Event

Fellow in Focus: Fresh Air, Foul Odors, and the Growth of American Cities

Event

Reference Thank You
Research

Thank You
Research

Fellowship Application
Research

How Drinking Beer Is in Our DNA: An Interview with Jessica Zinskie

Distillations Blog

A Life in Science

Distillations Magazine
AIDS

Going Viral

Distillations Blog

My Data, My Self: A Century of Self-Tracking Health Technologies

Event
Heritage Day

Heritage Day

Event
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute

Event

History Lab
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Chao Symposium

T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation: Instruments and Informatics—Seeing Bodies in Their Environments

Event

Cain Conference 2017: Chemistry in the Americas, 1500−1800

Event

First Friday: Alchemical Storytime

Event

Saturday Speaker Series
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WikiSalon

WikiSalon
Visit

Guided Tours
Visit

First Friday: Scholar Smackdown

Event

Speaking Scientific Internationalism

Event

Fellow in Focus: “Trust Me!” The Problem of Insincerity in Early Modern Medicine

Event
Scientists with Disabilities Team

Science and Disability: Project Team
Research
Lee Berry with Ambler interviewee Victor Romano.

Science and Disability: Participate
Research
David J. Caruso and Lee Sullivan Berry, Center for Oral History

Science and Disability: Frequently Asked Questions
Research
One-legged man on crutches and instrument at the United States Naval Observatory. c. 1904. Library of Congress.

Science and Disability
Research
Artist concepts of the JPL-NASA MAGELLAN MISSION to Venus

Fellow in Focus: Searching for Meaning in the History of Planetary Science

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Alfred Hitchcock in 1960

Finding the Right Words

Distillations Magazine
Lawrence and team, 1938

Large and in Charge

Distillations Magazine
Science History Institute oral history team in a meeting

Oral History Training Institute

Event
Thomas Apel

Thomas Apel

People
We Used to Have Fun

First Friday: We Used to Have Fun

Event

Behind the Beaker
Research
Roald Hoffmann, after receiving the 2006 AIC Gold Medal.

Roald Hoffmann
Historical Profile
Mary Lowe Good.

Mary Lowe Good
Historical Profile