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CFP: Interdisciplinary Teaching in Arts and Humanities Workshop, Centre for...
interdisciplinary xkcd comichttp://xkcd.com/755/Interdisciplinary courses are an essential and valuable component of many degree programmes. They also present particular challenges: lecturers have...
View ArticleDarwin and the Voyage of HMS Beagle: James Moore and Huddersfield Literature...
Huddersfield Literature Festival Sunday 9 March 2014 2.30 pm at The Packhorse Gallery, Packhorse Centre, Huddersfield, HD1 2RT The Andrew Mitchell Collective will explore the voyage through poems...
View ArticleAHRC fully-funded PhD at MOSI and University of Leeds
AHRC-funded Collaborative PhD studentship, available from October 2014 at University of Leeds/Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester (Science Museum Group)Supervisors: Graeme Gooday (Leeds) and...
View Article‘The Artificial and the Natural’ workshop in the Life Sciences, c. 1850-1950...
University of Exeter, Wednesday 25th – Friday 27th June 2014A workshop organised around the theme of ‘the “artificial” and the “natural” in the life sciences, c. 1850-1950′ will take place in Byrne...
View ArticleThe BSHS John Pickstone Prize
The British Society for the History of Science (BSHS) is pleased to announce the establishment of a new prize.The BSHS John Pickstone Prize will be awarded every two years to the best scholarly book in...
View ArticleRegistration for the 2014 BSHS Annual Conference is now open
Registration for the 2014 BSHS Annual Conference is now open. Please read the relevant information below, then click here to go to the registration page.Programme. All advance versions of the...
View ArticleGreat Exhibitions 2014
The British Society for the History of Science Prize for Exhibits on the History of Science, Technology or Medicine 2014The BSHS Outreach and Education Committee is pleased to announce its third Great...
View ArticleEvent: Physicists and Mathematicians of Belfast
Wednesday 25th June 2014Queen’s University BelfastDetails of talks and speakers:“Joseph Larmor”: Colin Latimer, Queen’s University, Belfast“James Thomson”: Andrew Whitaker, Queen’s University,...
View ArticleBSHS Master’s Bursaries
The BSHS is very pleased to announce a competition for up to 4 bursaries of £4,000 each to support students taking a master’s degree in the history of science, technology or medicine. This round of...
View ArticleLetter from St Andrews… (about travel and extracurricular activities)
LATEST NEWS FROM THE ORGANISERS AT ST ANDREWS AHEAD OF #BSHS2014:“Dear delegate,We look forward to welcoming you to St Andrews, where it is currently warmand sunny. This email contains information to...
View ArticleLetter from St Andrews: Final Programme, IT Information and Arrival
PROGRAMMEA PDF of the printed conference programme is now available. Final ProgrammeAny last-minute changes will be published at the registration desk.IT INFORMATIONFor all delegates: wifi will be...
View ArticleInternational Conference on the History of Physics 2014
Theme: “Electromagnetism: the Road to Power” Trinity College, Cambridge, 4-5 September 2014Conference website: http://historyofphysics2014.iopconfs.org/HomeOrganised by the Institute of Physics...
View ArticleAnnouncement: The Francis Bacon Award in the History and Philosophy of...
The California Institute of Technology and the Francis Bacon Foundation are pleased to request nominations for the Francis Bacon Award in the history of science, the history of technology, or...
View ArticleAnnouncement: Support for Research at The Bakken: Research Travel Grant and...
The Bakken (Minneapolis, MN) awards short-term fellowships and travel grants to scholars and artists to support research using The Bakken’s library and artifact collections. The subject of the...
View ArticleDingle Prize 2015
The British Society for the History of Science invites book nominations for the 2015 Dingle Prize.In keeping with the Society’s concern to communicate history of science to broad audiences, the 2015...
View ArticleMessage from BJHS Themes editor: cfp now open!
I’m very excited and proud to introduce a new history of science journal: BJHS Themes. It is a sister journal to the British Journal for the History of Science, and will be open access, free to read,...
View ArticleCFP Stories About Science: Exploring Science Communication and Entertainment...
We are now in a golden age for science in entertainment. Academy Award winning films such as Gravity and television ratings titans like The Big Bang Theory have proven that science–based entertainment...
View ArticleCfp: BSHS Annual Conference, Swansea 2015 (2-5 July)
British Society for the History of Science Annual Conference, 20152-5 July 2015, Swansea UniversityCALL FOR PAPERSThe Conferences Committee now invites proposals for individual papers and for sessions...
View ArticleGreat Exhibitions 2014 Winners
The British Society for the History of Science Outreach and Education Committee is delighted to announce that the 2014 Great Exhibitions prize for large displays has been awarded to the National...
View ArticleCfp: HISTELCON
Call for papers is now open for HISTELCON 2015 (official website), Histories of High Technologies, 16 – 21 August 2015, at Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel.HISTELCON 2015, the 4th in its series...
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