Unless otherwise noted, meetings will be held on Thursdays at 3 p.m. at either:
- (EB) Institute of the History of Medicine, 3rd Floor, Welch Library, East Baltimore campus
- (HW) Department of the History of Science & Technology, 300 Gilman Hall, Homewood campus
Rhythms of Care: Temporal Cultures in Medieval Islamic Medicine
East Baltimore Campus, Welch Library, Room 303Ahmed Ragab of The History of Medicine Department at Johns Hopkins University will present, "Rhythms of Care: Temporal Cultures in Medieval Islamic Medicine". Ahmed Ragab is a historian, physician and […]
Settler Dinosaurs and Colonial Objects: (see more)…
Homewood Campus. Gilman Hall 300 @ 3400 N Charles St Baltimore, MD, United StatesAli Mirza of Amherst College will present, "Settler Dinosaurs and Colonial Objects: Adaptation and Entrenchment in the Nineteenth-Century Connecticut River Valley".
Heating & Cooling the Body: Waterside Spaces and Public Health in Medieval Ahmedabad
Institute of the History of Medicine, Welch Medical Library, 3rd Floor 1900 E Monument St, Baltimore, MarylandShireen Hamza, an independent scholar, will present, "Heating & Cooling the Body: Waterside Spaces and Public Health in Medieval Ahmedabad".
The Sciences of Roger Bacon’s Opus Maius
Bird in Hand Cafe 11 E 33rd Street, Baltimore, Maryland, United StatesMeagan Allen of The History of Science and Technology Department at Johns Hopkins University will present, "The Sciences of Roger Bacon’s Opus Maius". This is a special event co-hosted with […]
Addiction Treatment Research Before and After… (see more)
Institute of the History of Medicine, Welch Medical Library, 3rd Floor 1900 E Monument St, Baltimore, MarylandClaire Clark of University of Kentucky will present, "Addiction Treatment Research Before and After the Narcotic Addiction Rehabilitation Act of 1966: The View from the U.S. Public Health Service Hospital […]
Translating for This Life and the Next: (see more)
Institute of the History of Medicine, Welch Medical Library, 3rd Floor 1900 E Monument St, Baltimore, MarylandGenie Yoo of the University of Buffalo will present, "Translating for This Life and the Next: Sex, Materia Medica, and the Afterlife in Eastern Indonesia (18th c.)".