Just a quick note that Michael Barton has provided a summary of aspects of his recent talk at the History of Science Society annual meeting and in particular details the results of an informal survey of history of science bloggers that he conducted. The talk – which I unfortunately missed as I was working on my own presentation – was titled “Your Daily History of Science: Blogging a Discipline.”
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November 25, 2009 at 3:34 pm
Thanks for the link, John.