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From: "Society for Literature & Science"
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-> CfP: Cultural History of Heredity II: 18th to 19th Centuries
by "Staffan_M?šller-Wille"
-> Penn State SMTC Post Doc (Again)
by Carol Wald
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Date: 1 Nov 2001 01:37:33 -0800
From: "Staffan_M?šller-Wille"
Subject: CfP: Cultural History of Heredity II: 18th to 19th Centuries
The Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science Berlin is inviting
scholars from a wide variety of disciplines, including historians of
science, art and literature, medicine, law, and economics, to submit
paper proposals for its forthcoming workshop "Cultural History of
Heredity II: Eighteenth to Nineteenth Centuries". This workshop,
scheduled for January 10-12 2003, is part of a series of workshops
forming the backbone of a long term research project on the cultural
history of heredity that aims to uncover the technical, juridical,
medical, and scientific practices in which the knowledge of inheritance
was historically anchored in different epochs and to understand the
genesis of today??s naturalistic concept of heredity. For further
information see call for papers at
http://www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/HEREDITY/CALL.html or e-mail to
smuewi@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de.
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Date: 1 Nov 2001 12:03:42 -0800
From: Carol Wald
Subject: Penn State SMTC Post Doc (Again)
Some people were unable to read the attachment containing the Penn
State post doc announcement, so here it is again below:
Pennsylvania State University. The Science, Medicine, and Technology
in Culture Program invites applications for a 2-year postdoctoral NSF
Fellowship in residence beginning fall 2002. Field of expertise is
open. The postdoc will teach one course per semester: He or she
will also co-organize (along with two faculty members) an
international workshop on gender and science to be held spring 2004.
This workshop will invite scientists to discuss how gender analysis
has changed their fields of research. SMTC spans the departments of
History, English, Philosophy, Anthropology, Women's Studies and
several of PSU's leading departments of life, social, and physical
science. For further information, please see our website:
http://faculty.la.psu.edu/ssps/smtc.html. Candidates must have
completed their Ph.D. by fall 2002. The award carries with it a
$30,000 per year stipend plus benefits. Interested candidates
should send c.v., a brief statement of research and teaching
interests (2-3 pages), one dissertation chapter or article, and three
letters of recommendation to: Dr. Londa Schiebinger, Edwin E. Sparks
Professor, Department of History, 311 Weaver, Penn State University,
University Park, PA 16802. Review of applications will begin 1 Feb.
2002 and continue until the position is filled. EOE/AA. Email:
LLS10@psu.edu.
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Carol Ann Wald
UCLA Department of English
wald@humnet.ucla.edu
310.453.6682
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Penn State SMTC Post Doc
(Again)
Some people were unable to read the attachment containing the
Penn State post doc announcement, so here it is again below:
Pennsylvania State
University. The Science, Medicine, and Technology in Culture
Program invites applications for a 2-year postdoctoral NSF Fellowship
in residence beginning fall 2002. Field of expertise is
open. The postdoc will teach one course per semester:
He or she will also co-organize (along with two faculty members) an
international workshop on gender and science to be held spring
2004.
This workshop will invite scientists to discuss how gender analysis
has changed their fields of research. SMTC spans the
departments of History, English, Philosophy, Anthropology, Women's
Studies and several of PSU's leading departments of life, social,
and physical science. For further information, please see our
website: http://faculty.la.psu.edu/ssps/smtc.html.
Candidates must have completed their Ph.D. by fall 2002.
The award carries with it a $30,000 per year stipend plus
benefits. Interested candidates should send c.v., a brief
statement of research and teaching interests (2-3 pages), one
dissertation chapter or article, and three letters of recommendation
to: Dr. Londa Schiebinger, Edwin E. Sparks Professor, Department
of History, 311 Weaver, Penn State University, University Park, PA
16802. Review of applications will begin 1 Feb. 2002 and
continue until the position is filled. EOE/AA. Email:
LLS10@psu.edu.
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Carol Ann Wald
UCLA Department of English
wald@humnet.ucla.edu
310.453.6682
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