News and Notes
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Rumen Nation: Cattle and Sustainability in the United States
March 23, 2023
Read about Albert M. Greenfield Research Fellow Nicole Welk-Joerger's research into the history of ruminology, and how a niche corner of animal science helped shape agribusiness and the role of beef and cattle in American food culture.
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CFP: VII Doctoral School of Social and Political Studies on Science and Technology
March 23, 2023
As part of its efforts to increase communications between the United States and Latin America, the Red de Estudios de Ciencias y Saberes en Latinoamérica y el Caribe (RECSLAC) is pleased to co-spon
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Strauss Fellowship in Medicine, Holocaust and Genocide Studies
March 13, 2023
The Cedars-Sinai Center for Medicine, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (MHGS) invites applications for the 2023–2024 Strauss Fellowship from early-career scholars: ABDs, postdocs and assistant professors (or the equivalent professional stage).
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Finding aids incorporated into Collections Search Hub
March 12, 2023
The Consortium has completed another upgrade of the Collections Search Hub. Among other enhancements, the search now incorporates finding aids.
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University of Pennsylvania Processes Elizabeth Fee Collection
February 17, 2023
The collection will provide materials for research in history of medicine and public health.
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University of Toronto Joins the Consortium
February 1, 2023
The Consortium is delighted to welcome the University of Toronto as its newest member.
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Consortium Research Fellowships Available
January 27, 2023
Apply by April 15 to become a Consortium Research Fellow.
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Propose a New Working Group
January 27, 2023
The Consortium invites proposals for new online working groups focusing on specialized topics in the history of science, technology or medicine.
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National Library of Medicine Joins the Consortium
January 27, 2023
The Consortium is delighted to welcome the National Library of Medicine as a new member.
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Justice in Numbers? Statistics and Civil Rights in Postwar America
January 20, 2023
Consortium fellow Michael McGovern weaves together history of science and the history of civil rights in his examination of the rise of data-driven litigation surrounding issues of racial equality.