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Registration open: BSHS Postgraduate conference 2016

Dear all, I am pleased to announce that registration is now open for the BSHS Postgraduate conference, which will be held in Cambridge from 6-8 January. The conference is aimed at postgraduate students, and is an opportunity for them to present their research to their peers. As well as a full and varied programme of papers, delegates are invited to a wine reception at the Whipple Museum of the History of Science, on a range of excursions to local history of science sites including Charles Darwin's college room, and to attend a special history of science themed Bright Club. (For those of you who haven't come across it before, Bright Club is stand up for academics - and we still have slots to fill, so get in touch if you'd like to perform!) Our closing keynote will be given by the wonderful Patricia Fara, with the title 'Scientists and Suffragettes'. You can find our preliminary programme here: http://bit.ly/1Y5R49v You can register here (clos...

Final CFP: "The History of Science and Contemporary Scientific Realism" Conference, Indianapolis, USA (19-21 Feb 2016)

The History of Science and Contemporary Scientific Realism – Call for Papers Flyer 19 th -21 st  February 2016 Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) This is a call for papers for a 3-day conference on the theme of the history of science and contemporary scientific realism. The meeting will bring together a balance of historians of science and philosophers of science, aiming for genuine interaction and cross-fertilisation of research between the disciplines.  Conference Themes:  ·  Shedding light on episodes in the history of science (both distant and recent) which have received little attention in the scientific realism debate, especially cases where historical actors had significant explanatory/predictive successes with a theory now rejected. ·  Bringing historical case studies to bear on philosophical positions, especially those coming under the broad heading of ‘scientific...

History of Science articles

Hi all, I’m just letting you know about the Taylor & Francis History of Science hub page. There’s free access to a number of articles from journals such as Annals of Science, History and Philosophy of Logic, History and Technology and more. Here is the page link: http://explore.tandfonline.com/content/est/history-of-science Thanks so much for your time, Sam Samantha Hone – Marketing Coordinator | Science & Technology Journals @RoutledgeSTS

British Society for Literature and Science Conference - April 2016

British Society for Literature and Science Conference - April 2016 This year’s meeting of the BSLS will take place at the University of Birmingham from 7-9 th April next year. Keynote talks will be given by Professor Harriet Ritvo (MIT), Professor Sharon Ruston (University of Lancaster), and Professor Alice Roberts (University of Birmingham). We invite abstracts for conference papers and less formal presentations on all aspects of the intersections between literature and science, across all periods. A full CFP is to be found here . The deadline for abstracts is 5pm GMT, Friday 4 December 2015. I very much hope that you’ll be able to join us in April. Please do feel free to send me any questions. All best, Will Dr Will Tattersdill Lecturer in English Literature University of Birmingham Arts 131 | 0121 414 3219

Call for Nominations for Reader of Articles in History of Science, Technology, and Medicine to be Translated and Published in Chinese

The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG) has initiated a publication project in which influential articles in history of science, medicine, and technology published in the last 25 years would be translated into Chinese and issued as an anthology. In turn, historians of science in Asia are selecting ten outstanding articles in Chinese to be translated into English and published by the MPIWG. It is hoped in this way to forge closer links among scholars working in the West and Asia. Both publications will be available in open access on-line, as well as in print form. The MPIWG will obtain the permissions and underwrite the costs of translation and publication. The History of Science Society, the American Association for the History of Medicine, the British Society for the History of Science, the Division of the History of Science and Technology of the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, the European Society for the History of...