
Continue reading Agnodike Research Travel Fellowship – 2016 Competition
Continue reading Agnodike Research Travel Fellowship – 2016 Competition
We are pleased to announce the 2014-15 recipients of the Agnodike Research Travel Fellowship, awarded by the Commission on Women and Gender Studies in Science, Technology and Medicine. The names of the fellows are Olivia Fiorilli, Lauren MacIvor Thompson, Katherine McFadden.
Continue reading Agnodike Research Travel Fellowship 2014-2015
The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) in Philadelphia, USA, is excited to announce the construction of a new research group on the history of matter, materials, and culture.
We seek applications from historians of science and technology, science studies researchers, museum professionals, and public historians working in these areas.
The Fellowship period is expected to last for up to three years (considerations for shorter periods will be made) beginning
in the Fall of 2014. We welcome applications from researchers of all rank. CHF anticipates hiring 3-5 research fellows to establish this group.
We have a particular interest in the following areas of research:
The Material Culture of the Laboratory
We are interested in research that examines, among other potential topics:
The Sciences and Technologies of Material Culture
We are interested in research that examines, among other potential topics:
Projects fitting within, or connecting, these areas of study are highly desirable.
Research Fellows joining CHF will be expected to:
Review of applications will begin immediately. Applicants should submit a cover letter, CV, the names and contact information for 2 references, and a research prospectus of approximately 500 words to: materials2014@chemheritage.org.
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Jody A. Roberts, Ph.D.
Director
Center for Contemporary History and Policy
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