Great new resource for historians of science and science educators. Purdue University Archives and Special Collections has digitized and made openly available nearly 500 transcripts totaling 7,700 pages of Neil Armstongâs speeches.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.âPurdue University Archives and Special Collections (ASC) is pleased to announce the digitization of paper transcripts used by Neil Armstong for his public addresses and selectâŚ
This was such a great talk! If you missed it in person be sure to check out the video.
Now available! Last week's Lyne Starling Trimble Lecture: Lawrence Principe (Johns Hopkins), "The Mysteries of the Bologna Stone, the World's First Artificially Produced Phosphorescent Material." Come for the history, stay for Larry's home chymistry experiments: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g68...
YouTube video by AIP History
Thrilled have the opportunity to give the opening keynote today at NYAMâs Future of Historical Medical Libraries in the Digital Ageâ meeting. More on this great event here-> https://buff.ly/4eDcLdG
Thrilled have the opportunity to give the opening keynote today at NYAMâs Future of Historical Medical Libraries in the Digital Ageâ meeting. More on this great event here-> https://buff.ly/4eDcLdG
Huge congrats to teams across the AIP who collaborated to complete this major five year study on undergraduate students persistence in physics. The study will be of great interest to anyone interested in undergraduate student success. Read more about it here ->
Report outlines who is interested in, persists in, and leaves undergraduate physics
A hugely important issue for the future of historical research.
There's an article in the Washington Post today on the enormous backlogs at the National Archives, as well as the recent switch to digital-only records acquisition www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...
The National Archives and Records Administration has been starved for resources for many years.
There's an article in the Washington Post today on the enormous backlogs at the National Archives, as well as the recent switch to digital-only records acquisition www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...
The National Archives and Records Administration has been starved for resources for many years.
Fascinating new OA article in Memory, Mind & Media -> âFinding and sorting in hybrid memory practices: âdoing memoriesâ in connection with the logic of Facebookâ https://buff.ly/3TwNqda
Finding and sorting in hybrid memory practices: âdoing memoriesâ in connection with the logic of Facebook - Volume 3
Lawrence Principeâs talk last night, âThe Mysteries of the Bologna Stone, the First Artificially Produced Phosphorescent Materialâ was fantastic. Fascinating to learn how recreating alchemical experiments revealed knowledge deemed to be âlost secretsâ in the 1660s.
Serials for days!