Join Institute president David Cole for Session 3 of a 3-part online course on the history of the U.S patent.
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The Science History Institute produces a wide range of virtual and in-person events aimed at students, educators, scientific professionals, scholars, science history lovers, and the intellectually curious.
Water drips and drizzles, splashes and leaps, flows and runs. Its movement animates our world! But how do artists and animators bring water to the big screen?
From Rachel Carson to ACT UP, explore how scientists and activists have shaped discovery and created change.
Join our annual celebration of science, history, exploration, and experimentation featuring family-friendly fun focused on the water in your world.
Drop in for a tour highlighting the central role of women in shaping chemistry and the material sciences throughout history.
Join writer Kerri Arsenault for a conversation on the joy, challenge, and urgency of writing about our environments.
This “drop-in” tour explores the importance of water and the histories of pollution and protection that have changed our relationship to this vital substance.
This “drop-in” tour explores the importance of water and the histories of pollution and protection that have changed our relationship to this vital substance.
From Rachel Carson to ACT UP, explore how scientists and activists have shaped discovery and created change.
This live goth-folk concert explores the strange and otherworldly side of science.
Drop in for a tour highlighting the central role of women in shaping chemistry and the material sciences throughout history.
Attend a virtual training workshop in oral history and research interview methodologies.
From Rachel Carson to ACT UP, explore how scientists and activists have shaped discovery and created change.
The 2023 Gordon Cain Conference brings together scholars and practitioners who cultivate the humanistic dimension of STEM and scientific thinking within the humanities.