Historians of Science
WHYY: New Philly Exhibit Celebrates Lives, Contributions of Scientists with Disabilities
Media Coverage
A Case for Integrated History and Philosophy of Chemistry: The Fertilizers of Justus von Liebig
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“Only the Initiates Will Have the Secrets Revealed”: Software Packages in Computational Chemistry
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“Before Minneapolis, There Was Good Bread”: Corporations and the Enrichment of White Bread Flour
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How Plastics Shaped the Bombshell: Military-Industrial Materials R&D and Women’s Bodies in the United States, 1939–1976
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Brown Bag Lecture: The Recognition of Pseudomorphism: Mineral Chemistry as a Historical Science
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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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Fellow in Focus: Technology and Society: Engineering Cultures, Chemistry, and Social Order in the Second Industrial Revolution (1890 to 1930)
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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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Putting the Communication Back in Science Communication: An Interview with the Field Museum’s Emily Graslie
Distillations Article
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: 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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Brown Bag Lecture: “This Is Also How We Are Accustomed to Depict the Heavens and the Four Elements”: Vesalius, the Eye, and 16th-Century Visual Culture
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Brown Bag Lecture: Atrazine in Corn Production: A History of Knowledge and Ignorance about the Herbicide Atrazine in West Germany and the United States, 1950−1991
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Brown Bag Lecture: Chemistry, Engineering, Philosophy: Machine Cultures and Social and Intellectual Elites in the Second Industrial Revolution (1900 to 1930)
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Brown Bag Lecture: Community-Based Air Monitoring as Moral Repair: Understanding the (In)significance of Monitoring Data for Refinery-Adjacent Communities
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