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Blowing Up Glaciers (Just a Bit!): Geophysical Investigations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Stability

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Joseph Priestley Society Luncheon

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Franklin-Lavoisier Prize Presentation

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“New Heights of Inventiveness”: Nurses and the Innovation of Procedure Trays, 1920–1960

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Book Club: Catching Criminals with Isaac Newton

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Conserving Architecture from Ancient Egypt and Nubia

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Standards for Labs and Markets: Regulating Chemical Risks and International Trade, 1970–2010

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Using Oral History and Podcasting in a Project-Based Public History Class

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Looking at Lavoisier

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An Electric Education: How to Teach Science on Television

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How an Unpopular Policy Based on Incorrect Science Saved Philadelphia from Yellow Fever

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Innovation Day 2018
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The Commercialization of Green Chemicals and Processes and Their Increasing Role in Consumer and Industrial Markets

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Making Medicines: The Journey from CRISPR Technology into CRISPR Medicines

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The Art of M&A: Lessons from the Field

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Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture: Jennifer A. Doudna, “CRISPR Biology and Biotechnology: The Future of Genome Editing”

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How Does DNA Testing Work, and What Secrets Does It Expose?

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Othmer Library Open House: Escape the Archives

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Zebrafish, a Model Organism

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Scientific Discovery through Art

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Stories of Disability in the Lab

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Science on Tap, Untapped Ruins Everything

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National Academy of Engineering Regional Meeting and Symposium

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Innovation Day 2018

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Life Sciences Pioneers Dinner: San Diego

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WikiSalon: Ada Lovelace Celebration

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Brown Bag Lecture: The Recognition of Pseudomorphism: Mineral Chemistry as a Historical Science

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The Alchemist and His Wife, ca. 1928, by Jacques Hammerer, after 17th-century original by David Ryckaert III.

Age of Alchemy Exhibition Opening

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Heritage Day

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For the Love of Science: An Evening of Storytelling

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Science on Tap, Untapped: Schooled by Science

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Dallas

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Joseph Priestley Society Luncheon

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

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Brown Bag Lecture: Aero-Chemical Statecraft in Colombia (1978–2015)

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Brown Bag Lecture: Toxic Globe

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Brown Bag Lecture: The Beauty, the Baby, and the Bauble: Plastic Trinkets, Premiums, Novelties, and Toys, 1937–1960

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Tampa

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Orlando

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T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation

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Brown Bag Lecture: Defining Artifice: Arthur D. Little, Rayon, and the Origins of a Synthetic Textiles Industry

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Brown Bag Lecture: Binding the Wounds of War: The Paradoxes of International Science after World War I

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Brown Bag Lecture: Chymicall Collections: The Materiality of Speculation in 17th-Century Alchemical Texts

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Brown Bag Lecture: Ideology and Innovation in Fish Farming Technology across the “Bamboo Curtain,” 1954–1965

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Brown Bag Lecture: Ways of Seeing: Gray’s Anatomy and the Making of a Modern Textbook

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Anticipating the Future: Historical Narratives, Imagination, and Innovation
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Brown Bag Lecture: Shop in Your Garden: Chemicals, Consumerism, and Victory Gardens in World War II

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Brown Bag Lecture: When Legacy Becomes Destiny: Grappling with the Material, Cultural, and Regulatory Residues of Industrialized Communities

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