History of Science Society meeting

Tomorrow sees the start of the History of Science Society annual meeting which this year is unfortunately in Phoenix. Because it’s a home game so to speak, ASU doesn’t pay for the essential hotel room, so this one is costing me a lot. That said, I’ve finished my slides for my talk on St. George Jackson Mivart, and am ready for some serious meetings and general conviviality.

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2 Responses to “History of Science Society meeting”

John Wilkins Says:
November 18, 2009 at 11:56 pm
Did you record your talk? I’d love to listen.
John M. Lynch Says:
November 19, 2009 at 12:19 am
No. And I wont when I give it on Friday. Of course, if you get me out to Oz, I’ll be happy to give it

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