Check out JHB's new issue (52/2) with many ISHPSSB Oslo presenters inside: @HPSGlonk, Jan Baedke, and Edna Suárez-Díaz!bit.ly/2xJyPAZ

Congratulations Dr. CK ~ Global Heating Threatens Marine Biota with the JHB Mendelsohn prize 2018! #hss19 History of Science

Many thanks to Professor David Luesink of Sacred Heart and our own Liansu Meng and Peter Zarrow for the engaged discussion about the body and nationalism in Republican-era China and the diaspora. Bravo!

Seems my 2016 article has become one of the most read in HSNS by now.

"The government collects samples under the veneer of a mandatory health checkup program." Well, this was the tactic used for the US-China collaboration on cancer research in the 1980s, which my chapter in Manning & Savelli 2018 talks about.

History + Technology just released "Biology &Technology Reframed," a 2019 special issue, edited by Karen A Rader. It's the first step of a cross-journal scholarly experiment. Read more here: ow.ly/tv5J50y6Vvv

History + Technology Karen A Rader @HPSGlonk @dmyelnikov OHIO College of Arts and Sciences Lijing Jiang Look (in the longue durée) for JHB Topical Collection on "Biology&Technology Reframed" edited by History + Technology editors Amy E. Slaton & Tiago Saraiva. Details in our 2020 (2) issue... coming in March!

An excellent film clip that could open a longer documentary exploring issues regarding the Chinese internet takeout delivery system and how small shop owners strategize and cooperate with it in order to survive, done by Colby College student Carol Guo. youtube.com/watch?v=_nSQ7l…

The best opinion piece about national difference in mask-wearing advice. Thank you zeynep tufekci! nytimes.com/2020/03/17/opi…

Really excited for this afternoon's Fluid Technologies panel! Our first speaker, Lijing Jiang is discussing the commercial cultivation of shrimp (er...prawns) in Japan and Thailand. #SHOT2022

Check out our #HSS roundtable discussion on Thursday afternoon at 230 on scientific animals and nations with Elena Songster on the giant panda in China, Nicole Welk-Joerger on bovines in the US, Lijing Jiang on Japanese rice fish, and me on native Australian animals.

Next our organiser Lijing Jiang explores medaka in Japan as a 'model organism,' sequencing began early, in 2002! Sabina Leonelli great discussion here...

Interesting discussion and a final image courtesy of Lijing Jiang to remind you all to stay safe at #HSS!

What one can find at the book donation table in Gilman Hall can be truly atomic ⚛️

THRILLED to announce the 2023-2024 fellowship cohort at Am Phil Society. Being able to interface with such brilliant scholars and to support them and create opportunities for them to share their research with a variety of audiences is the single best part of my job.

Incredibly honored to receive the awards and so grateful to the committees & Critical Sociology for offering this article a home. Feeling deeply indebted to the Foxconn workers. My humble wish is the findings can make a positive impact on their lives no matter how small or indirect it is.

🚨Job Announcement🚨 MIT STS Program seeks to hire not one but TWO tenure track assistant professors next year! We are especially interested in scholars who bring new perspectives and methods to #STS - so please share this announcement widely! apply.interfolio.com/126855

Many excellent open panels World Congress of Environmental History 2024, Oulu! There are almost too many possible options for paper on avalanches... Hoping to see many of you in Finland next year! wceh2024.com/programme

The department of the History of Science and Technology at The Johns Hopkins University invites applications for graduate student fellowships in the history of modern East Asian science and technology for the 2024-2025 academic year. apply.interfolio.com/131024