Thursday, January 31, 4:30 pm, King Center, 7th floor Bernard Becker Medical Library. Dr. Adrianne Noe (Director of the National Museum of Health and Medicine) "150th Anniversary and Grand Reopening of the National Museum of Health and Medicine" 27th Historia Medica Lecture More info.
Tuesday, February 26, 12:10-1:30, Life Sciences 202. Tania Munz (Post-doctoral Fellow and Lecturer, Science and Human Culture Program, Department of History, Northwestern University) “Dancing Bees: Karl von Frisch and the Discovery of the Honeybee Dance Language” [History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Seminars]
Thursday, March 7, 4:30 pm, King Center, 7th floor Bernard Becker Medical Library. Dr. Ken Winn (Former Missouri State Archivist, Jefferson City, MO) “A Cynic Admires an Eccentric: Mark Twain and WU’s Dr. Joseph McDowell” 28th Historia Medica Lecture
Tuesday, March 19, 12:10-1:30, Life Sciences 202. Christopher Pierson (Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville) “Homology, Multiple-realizability, and Developmental Biology” [History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Seminars]
Tuesday, April 9, 12:10-1:30, Life Sciences 202. Gregory Yablonsky (Associate Professor of Chemistry, Parks College, St. Louis University, and Adjunct Professor, Department of Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis) “Grasping Chemical Complexity: Temporal Behavior” [History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Seminars]
Thursday, April 4, Date changed to April 11 4:30 pm, King Center, 7th floor Bernard Becker Medical Library. Joseph Hanaway, MD (Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurology St. Louis, MO) "McGill University — Innovations in the North Commencing in 1821" 29th Historia Medica Lecture
Rescheduled Thursday, April 18: February 21, 4:30 pm, King Center, 7th floor Bernard Becker Medical Library. Mark E. Frisse, MD, MBA, MSc (Accenture Professor of Biomedical Informatics Vanderbilt Center for Better Health, Nashville, TN) "Information and Informatics from the Civil War" 30th Historia Medica Lecture.
Tuesday, April 30, 12:10-1:30, Life Sciences 202. Jim Griesemer (Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Davis) “What Salamander Biologists Have Taught us about Evo-Devo” [History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Seminars]
Thursday, May 9, 4:30 pm, King Center, 7th floor Bernard Becker Medical Library. Dr. Alan J. McComas (Prof. Emeritus Division of Neurology, McMaster Univ.) “The Story of the Nerve Impulse” 31st Historia Medica Lecture
Dept. of Philosophy colloquia and Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Events
History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Seminars
Center for the History of Medicine Upcoming Events
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