Past Events
LIVING ARCHIVES ON EUGENICS IN WESTERN CANADA
Please register by October 18, 2010 for Free Lunch at
http://www.whatsorts.net/register/
Updated Information at http://www.whatsorts.net
No Charge
Everyone Welcome
Refreshments Provided
Please see Poster below
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"From Midwifery to Mustard Gas: A Feminist Historian's Research Journey"
Announcing the first lecture in the Gender and/or Feminist Studies of Science, Technology and Medicine lecture series:
"From Midwifery to Mustard Gas: A Feminist Historian's Research Journey"
Susan Smith,
Professor of History
Sci Fi Movie and Panel Discussion Series
SituSci's Atlantic Node is sponsoring a sci fi movie and panel discussion series, which will consist of a FREE movie screening and panel discussion every Tuesday evening throughout the month of October.
Tuesday, October 5, beginning at 7:00 pm: Surrogates (PG-13)
Science and Technology Week Oct 15 -24
October 15-24 is Science & Technology Week in Canada
The Individual in Science and Philosophy Annual ARPA Meeting. Keynote: Robert A. Wilson. Oct. 15-16
Situating Science is pleased to co-sponsor the Atlantic Region Philosophers Association's (ARPA)
Annual Meeting 2010
The Individual in Science and Philosophy
October 15 - October 16, 2010
University of King's College, Halifax
Trust in the New Sciences National Lecture Series
TRUST IN THE NEW SCIENCES: Remaking the Human
"Merchants of Doubt" An Interactive Presentation with Naomi Oreskes Thursday, September 30 12:30pm York University
Inaugural lecture for the new Institute for Science and Technology Studies, York University!
See Poster for more.
‘Escape from the Ivory Tower: The Risks and Rewards of Making Your Science Matter’
The third annual Ransom A. Myers Lecture on Science and Society will be held Thursday September 23rd 2010 at 7 pm in the Potter auditorium of Dalhousie University’s Rowe Management Building, 6100 University Avenue. A reception will follow. Admission is free.
The Lecture: ‘Escape from the Ivory Tower: The Risks and Rewards of Making Your Science Matter’
The Makers’ Universe: Science, Art and Instruments in Early Modern Europe Workshop. McGill University Sept. 23-25
THE MAKERS’ UNIVERSE
Envisioning Science: Imaging the Body. Node Workshop at UofA Sept 10-11, 2010
A workshop investigating "how we see, how we are able, allowed, or made to see, and how we see this seeing or the unseen therein."
New STS/HPS blog, The Bubble Chamber (UofT)
The Bubble Chamber is a blog written by historians and philosophers of science for discussing contemporary issues of science and society through the lens of historical context and critical analysis.
History of Medicine Seminar Series
The U. of Saskatchewan Node cooridated activities with the History of Medicine Seminar Series in 2010-11.
More information here
Spontaneous Generations Journal: New Volume
Spontaneous Generations is a graduate student Journal for the History and Philosophy of Science
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