The additions include the papers of Dr. Antonia Novello and public health advertising images. Newly digitized items include the papers of Wilbur Sawyer and John Fulton.
Drexel University's has recently acquired the Amy Brodkey papers and processed the Society of Women Engineers Philadelphia Section records, Ruth Wilf, CNM papers, Arthur Frank, M.D. papers and Ida Kaplan Langman Papers.
Drexel recently processed the records of the Society of Women Engineers Philadelphia Section. New acquisitions include collections on women's health, midwifery, occupational lung disease, and botany.
MIT has processed the Jospeh Weizenbaum archives including his contributions to computer science. Additionally MIT processed the Susan Hockfield Papers, which provide an overview of her career as a scientist, educator, and mentor.
The Weizenbaum archives include his contributions to computer science. The Hockfield Papers provide an overview of the career of the first female president of MIT.
The American Philosophical Society (APS)’s Library & Museum in Philadelphia has recently processed and acquired a number of new collections of interest to the Consortium's community.
The 2025 Joint Atlantic Seminar for the History of Biology will be held at Rice University in Houston.
The Library of Congress is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship.
The Consortium is delighted to welcome the University of California San Francisco as a new member institution.
We invite applications to a one-day workshop in April 2025 at the Seminar in Environmental and Agricultural History (SEAH) at MIT.
