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Stathis Arapostathis - Links

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Click here to edit subtitle. History of Science and Technology. Science, Technology and Society. Intellectual Property and Knowledge Management Theory. Science, Technology and Public Policy and Innovation Studies. Science and Technology Museums. Http:/ www.historyoftechnology.org/. Http:/ www.bshs.org.uk/. Http:/ www.hssonline.org/. Http:/ www.icohtec.org/. Http:/ www.histech.nl/www/en/about/sponsors. Http:/ www.4sonline.org/. Http:/ www.ishtip.org/. Http:/ spp.oxfordjournals.org/.

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‘Sir: I am not a medical man, but….’: Laypeople and Medical Journals in the Nineteenth Century. | Constructing Scientific Communities

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Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. Sir: I am not a medical man, but.’: Laypeople and Medical Journals in the Nineteenth Century. 26 August, 2014. 17 September, 2014. Were constructed to be mediums of professional politics, agitating for medical reform in the early part of the century, and offering opinions on a myriad of issues, from public health to doctors’ fees to the question of whether women should be allowed to join the ranks of the profession. Medical Press and Circular. Editor Thomas...

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Berris Charnley

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Doctor of Philosophy (2012) "Agricultural Science, Plant Breeding and the Emergence of a Mendelian System in Britain, 1880-1930". Master of Arts (2005) " Dr. Arthur Hill Hassall, the Analytical Sanitary Commission and the Origins of Food Analysis: A re-examination of the 'food adulteration crisis' in the 1850s. Bachelor of Science (International) Genetics (2003) " Media Coverage of Genetic Issues: A Model of Current Coverage. Research Assistant (2014-), CONSCICOM. St Anne's College, University of Oxford.

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About - cultivating innovation

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Contact, find or follow us here. Cultivating Innovation aims to increase public awareness of. The role of intellectual property in science today, focussing. I n particular on plant science and farming. The project is led. By researchers at the University of Leeds and is funded by. The Arts and Humanities Research Council. There are three strands to the project:. Materials for A-level and undergraduate biology teachers. We believe it is important for students to be introduced to. Integrate key aspects of.

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People Powered Science: Event at the Royal Society, 21st May 2015 | Constructing Scientific Communities

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Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. People Powered Science: Event at the Royal Society, 21st May 2015. 12 March, 2015. 27 October, 2015. Professor Sally Shuttleworth, Professor Chris Lintott and Dr Berris Charnley will be discussing ‘People Powered Science: Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries” at a free event at the Royal Society on Thursday 21st May 2015. The audio recording of the event is now available here. Chris Lintott’s new video on amateur scientists. Enter your comment here.

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Call for Papers: Working with Nineteenth-Century Medical and Health Periodicals | Constructing Scientific Communities

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Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. Call for Papers: Working with Nineteenth-Century Medical and Health Periodicals. 6 January, 2015. Working with Nineteenth-Century Medical and Health Periodicals. St Anne’s College, Oxford, Saturday 30 May 2015. The nineteenth century saw an explosion in the number of medical periodicals available to the interested reader. Publications such as the. The Asylum Journal,. Journal of Mental Science. A Thing of Beauty. Pingback: Working with Nineteenth-Century Me...

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Homepage of the HPSPS

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Panel (St. Andrews, 4 July 2014). The concluding commentary of the first session reflected upon the issues raised by the papers and readdressed them towards animal experimentation, thus introducing the themes of the second session. Giuditta Parolini (Technical University Berlin and Berlin Center for the History of Knowledge). Gregory Radick (University of Leeds, UK). Dominic Berry (University of Leeds, UK). Angela Cassidy (King's College London, UK). Miguel Garcia-Sancho (University of Edinburgh, UK).

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Orchid Observers – A New Citizen Science Project! | Constructing Scientific Communities

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Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. Orchid Observers – A New Citizen Science Project! 28 April, 2015. 3 August, 2015. Has been launched by Zooniverse and the Natural History Museum as part of the Constructing Scientific Communities project, to look at the impact of climate change on the flowering time of UK orchids. For further information on the project and how to take part, please visit the Zooniverse. And Natural History Museum. Surgical Outcomes: A Victorian Viewpoint →. Show Me the Bone.

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November | 2014 | Constructing Scientific Communities

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Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries. Project Launch Event at St Anne’s College. 19 November, 2014. 19 November, 2014. Professor Shuttleworth then introduced Constructing Scientific Communities, a joint project with the University of Leicester, and our project partners from the Natural History Museum in London, the Royal Society and the Royal College of Surgeons were also at the event. A brief presentation followed from Professor Gowan Dawson, co-investigator on the project, who discussed h...