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About History of Science & Science Studies

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History of Science, Technology, and Medicine is an academic discipline of great scope and international reach that connects the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. It deals with important questions about the rise and impact of science, medicine...

Science and Society Track

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Non-honors: 11 courses Non-thesis honors: 12 courses Honors: 13 courses Required Courses: History of Science 100. Introduction to the History of Science Four additional courses in the history of science, medicine and technology. Two of the four courses...

History of Science Track

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Non-honors: 11 courses Non-thesis honors: 12 courses Honors: 13 courses Required Courses: History of Science 100. Introduction to the History of Science Six courses in the history of science, medicine and technology, normally taught by History of Science...

The History of Science Library

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Located in the Widener Stacks, level B-East, the History of Science library consists of a limited-access "cage" with non-circulating volumes and an office (S-91) with non-circulating bound journals. The collection is almost entirely pre-1965, although...

Secondary Field in History of Science

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Students enrolled in a PhD program in GSAS may earn formal recognition for completing a secondary field in History of Science. Central to the intellectual mission of the department is endeavoring to understand the sciences, technology, and medicine in...

History of Science & The Coronavirus Pandemic

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David S. Jones David writes on the history of the epidemics focusing on the social determinants of disease and the explanations given for the health inequalities that exist between populations. He is the A. Bernard Ackerman Professor of the Culture of...

Science in Culture
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Twenty-five years ago, Gerald Holton's Thematic Origins of Scientific Thought introduced a wide audience to his ideas. Holton argued that from ancient times to the modern period, an astonishing feature of innovative scientific work was its ability to hold...