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St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Anonymous Too Long—STL Women Shorted on Credit for Scientific Work
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Chemistry students in laboratory, circa 1910

Engaging Experiments: The Origins of Laboratory Instruction in the United States

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Ad for colored stockings 1955

Talking about Color: Language, Perception, and American Modernity

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German Aircraft Featuring Plexiglas (1935–1945)

American Intellectual Reparations from the Nazis and the Myth of German Technological Superiority

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Michael Somogyi and Unidentified Women in Laboratory

Massive Science: Can You Help Identify Unnamed Women Scientists of the Past?
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Cuyahoga River Fire

Vox: 18 Fascinating Nonfiction Podcasts
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Monsanto Hall of Chemistry pamphlet cover

Pedagogy, Popularization, and the Public Understanding of Science
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Bredig Archive materials

Hamodia: A Golden Age Turned Black
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Science and Disability exhibition

DHA Blog: ExhibitLab at the Science History Institute
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Guide for Applicants
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Science and Disability exhibition

NCPH Blog: Science and Disability Q&A
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Daniel Jon Mitchell

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Attendees gather at the monthly Wikisalon

The Conversation: On the Job with a Wikipedian in Residence
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Identification papers from the Bredig archive

Archive Smuggled from Nazi-Era Germany Is Acquired by the Science History Institute
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Soft-focus photo of a vintage microphone and headphones

How Oral History Opens Up the Past

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Thank You
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Travel Grant Application
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Science history photo collage

Love, Hate, and Sex from the History of Science

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Lab mouse in red Harvard sweater/bowtie

The Mouse That Changed Science

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Photo illustration of poppy flowers and opioid addict

Treating America’s Opioid Addiction

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Treating America’s Opioid Addiction

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Photo illustration of poppy flowers and prison-hospital for addicts

Treating America’s Opioid Addiction

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A portrait of Charles Darwin by Thomas Johnson

Book Club: Simultaneous Discovery and Darwin’s Ghosts

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Mary Mark Ockerbloom

WikiSpeaks: What It Means to Be a Wikipedian in Residence

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Woman irritated by smog in LA in the 1950s

Fighting Smog in Los Angeles

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Man walking in forest of fall leaves

Whatever Happened to Acid Rain?

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Portrait of alchemist in his lab

Interview: Curator Elisabeth Berry Drago

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The Mystery of Yellow Rain

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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
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Cat Craze

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Laser inventor Gordon Gould playing chess 1940

The Man, the Myth, the Laser

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Carleen Hutchins: Rogue Luthier

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An Interview with the Field Museum’s Emily Graslie

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Women wearing orange yoga pants and yellow sneakers

The Yoga Pant Problem

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What’s in a Logo?

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Braving the Elements: Why Mendeleev Left Russian Soil for American Oil

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Letter written by 17th-century scientist Lady Ranelagh

The Almost Forgotten Story of Katherine Jones, Lady Ranelagh

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Data from Disaster

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Portrait of Ada Lovelace

Labor of Lovelace: A Children’s Introduction to a Programming Giant

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A Legacy of Listening

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9/11 memorial column

Conserving the Stories They Tell

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ExhibitLab
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Reference Thank You
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Thank You
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Fellowship Application
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Elena Kunadt

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

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Political Science

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A Tear Gas Tale

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Lee Berry with Ambler interviewee Victor Romano.

Tips for Recording Your Family History

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A 16th-century engraving of an alchemist adding a scorpion to a mixture. (Wellcome Library)

The Language of Alchemy

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Illustration of children taking medicine

Best of 2016: Insiders vs. Outsiders in Medicine

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Thomas Apel

Thomas Apel

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toy robots

Human-Centered Therapy . . . with Robots

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Behind the Beaker
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Brian Dick

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Roger Eardley-Pryor

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Deanna Day

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Roger Turner

Roger Turner

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Man with arm in sling with dead leopard

This Is Not Your Great-Grandfather’s Taxidermy

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Arnold Thackray

Arnold Thackray

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Esperanto postcard

Speaking in Tongues

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Gildo M. dos Santos

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Babes of Science, a Guest Episode

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Benjamin Gross

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Joseph Klett

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The New Science board game

New Science, Old Tricks

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Beauty and Brawn

Identity Politics

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Current Fellows
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Conferences and Symposia
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Beckman Center for the History of Chemistry
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Research fellow Roger Eardley-Pryor.

Research Activities
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Fellow in Focus
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Gordon Cain Conference
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Participants of the REACH Ambler project, 2014.

Center for Applied History
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Oral History Training
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Engraving of Felix Meritis Society gathering, 1800s

Lunchtime Lectures
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Synthesis Book Series
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Fellowships
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Research fellow Eva Hemmungs Wirtén.

Former Fellows
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Drawing of tortilla making

The Ancient Chemistry Inside Your Taco

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Early blood transfusion experiment

Power in the Blood: When Religion and Medicine Meet in Your Veins

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trade secret document

Stealing Industry Secrets

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Alex Wellerstein

Telling Secrets

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17th-century scientists in the lab

Science and the Supernatural in the 17th Century

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14-ton Electromagnet

Going Dutch

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Back cover image of Louis Pasteur, Benefactor de la Humanidad.

Graphic Knowledge

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