Princeton University

Friday, May 15, 2009                9:15AM - 5:30PM
Saturday, May 16, 2009            9:30AM - 3:30PM

The Department of History and the Program in the History of Science at Princeton University present a two-day conference in memory of Professor Michael Sean Mahoney. The conference will attempt to cover the breadth and depth of Professor Mahoney's interests in the history of science and technology from early modernity to the present day. Papers will address topics including the history of mathematics, the history of engineering, and the historiography and pedagogy of science.

All sessions will be held in 211 Dickinson Hall
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RSVP to mfanfair@princeton.edu
 

2007-2008 Discovering Life


2005-2006 Science at the Crossroads:  Geopolitics, Marxism, and Seventy-Five years of Science Studies


2004-2005 Atomic Sciences


2003-2004 Science Across Cultures: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives


2002-03  Science Across the Seas: Global Science and Comparative History


2001-02 Diasporas of Knowledge: The Migration of Science among Elite  and  Vernacular Communities


1999-01 Model Systems, Cases, and Exemplary Narratives


1998-99 Mobility of Knowledge: Local Science in World Contexts


1995-97 Growing Explanations: Historical Perspectives on Recent Scientific Practice

More information coming soon.