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Mary Fissell Presents "Lurkydish: Rethinking Seventeenth-Century Reproductive Control" Mary Fissell presents "Lurkydish: Rethinking Seventeenth-Century Reproductive Control," March 31, 2025, 3:30-5:00pm, Harlow Room, Bizzell Library, 5th floor

Rebecca Kaplan Presents "Viral Space: 20th Century Transnational Foot and Mouth Disease Control in North America" / Rebecca Kaplan presents "Viral Space," March 14, 2025, 3:30-5:00pm, Harlow Room, Bizzell Library, 5th floor

David Kaiser Presents "Secret Clocks: The US Military, Einstein’s Relativity, and the Global Positioning System" / David Kaiser presents the Michael Ruby Distinguished Lecture. March 5, 2025, 4:30-6:00pm, Nielsen Hall 270

Mellon and Fulbright Fellow Aditi Barman Roy to Visit History of Science Collections / As a Mellon Fellow, Roy will work in the field of posthuman studies to address the complex bioethical challenges arising from the recent biomedical advancements in the 21st century.

Steven J. Livesey Named Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow / Steven J. Livesey, Brian E. and Sandra O'Brien Presidential Professor, Emeritus, has been made Visiting Research Fellow the University of Glasgow.

Steven J. Livesey Publishes “Innovation, Science and its Public Expression” / Steven J. Livesey, Brian E. and Sandra O'Brien Presidential Professor, Emeritus, recently published “Innovation, Science and its Public Expression" in A Cultural History of Fame in the Medieval Age.

Suzanne Moon named series editor for History of Technology / Suzanne Moon has been appointed to the editorship of History of Technology, which publishes annual thematic volumes of cutting edge research in the history of technology.

Liba Taub Presents "Science at the Symposium" / Liba Taub of Cambridge University presents "Science at the Symposium." February 14, 2025, 3:30-5:00pm, Harlow Room, Bizzell Library, 5th floor

Ted Davis Presents "Science and Religion, Chicago Style: The Protestant Modernist Encounter with Science" / Ted Davis of Messiah University presents “Science and Religion, Chicago Style: The Protestant Modernist Encounter with Science” October 25, 2024, 3:30-5:00pm, Harlow Room, Bizzell Library, 5th floor

Student Spotlight: Caden Testa / This Student Spotlight features PhD Candidate Caden Testa, who has won multiple awards for his work on Lamarckian theory and the politics of evolution.