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The deadline for researchers and scholars to apply is January 15, 2024.
TIAX founder Kenan Sahin tells the story of how his 21st-century startup restored the foundations of pioneering company ADL.
Celebrate National Chemistry Week with a look at five trailblazing ACS presidents.
Wyatt Technology founder to be recognized at 2024 conference in San Diego.
Our occasional newsletter for educators and learners will keep you up to date on everything we offer to nourish curiosity about the science in our lives.
The 2024 Cain Conference will explore how the stories of diverse scientists can empower young girls and people of color to see themselves as valuable contributors to the STEM fields.
A dispatch from PITTCON by our curator of instruments and artifacts.
Nobel laureate Roald Hoffmann kicks off this engaging program with a talk on November 16, followed by an expert panel discussion on plastics on December 6.
In this course Roger Turner will show how the Nobel Prize can be an entry point for more inclusive stories about the people who work in science.
My trip to Rare Book School, or, how I spent (part of) my summer.
Nobel laureate Roald Hoffmann shares an untold story about science and immigration.
Visitors will take a colorful journey through more than 150 years of natural and synthetic dye-making.
Join us in celebrating the opening of our newest exhibition, BOLD: Color from Test Tube to Textile.
The gas mask’s grip on our collective consciousness.
Q&A session, award presentation, and reception to follow Stanford professor’s ‘Sweet Revenge on Cancer’ talk being held October 17.
César de la Fuente and Michael Mahan delve into AI-assisted antibiotic drug development.
This event has been canceled.
Nobel laureate and Stanford professor Carolyn Bertozzi presents the 2023 Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture.
Meet scientists doing cutting-edge research in physics, medicine, biochemistry, and more.
The longtime Institute supporter passed away on June 27, 2023, at the age of 85.
$200K+ award to fund stipends for history of science scholars for next three years.
Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories from 1887 to 1927 open a window to the history of medicine and empire.
A promising young man from a politically marked family navigates China’s era of Maoist upheaval.
Beat the heat with an evening of summer-themed science!
Othmer Gold Medal, Bolte Award, and AIC Gold Medal winners honored for outstanding achievements during Institute’s annual Curious Histories Fest on June 10.
Science lovers of all ages gather for ‘A Taste of Water,’ a daylong celebration of H2O.
Our incoming fellows study a wide range of topics in the history and social studies of chemistry, chemical engineering, and the life sciences.
Groundbreaking polyurethane researcher to be honored by the Society of Chemical Industry and the Science History Institute during Innovation Day on September 12 in Philadelphia.
Learn how Center for Oral History staff are working to shed light on the experiences of immigrant scientists.
French authorities thought uranium had been stolen for rogue atomic bombs. The truth was much more incredible.