Thomas Zeller of University of Maryland will present "Engineering a Reputation: Fritz Todt and the Technopolitics of Memory in the Federal Republic of Germany". There will be a pre-circulated paper.

Jennifer Rampling of Princeton will present "Trick or Treatise?: Alchemical Magic in Early Modern England".

Emily Margolis of The Smithsonian will present "Launching Space Camp: Inspiring the Next Generation of STEM Workers through Play"

Sonja Schmid of Virginia Tech will present "Tritium in Transition: Material Ambivalence in the US Nuclear Infrastructure" There will be a pre-circulated paper

Hannah Haegeland, second year JHU, will present "Knowledge, Networks, and Global Power: Pakistan's Quest to Beat the Nuclear Keep-Away Game". Pre-circulated paper.

Elliot Mertz, second year JHU, will present "Georg Stahl's Metaphysics of Matter and Motion: Natural Minima, N-Body Interaction, and Experimental Application from 1684-1720". Pre-circulated paper

Frank Mondelli of University of Delaware will present "'Gotta Read 'Em All': Decoding Braile in the Pokémon Series".

Leib Celnik, second year JHU, will present "The Smithsonian Institution and the Rise of the American Conservation Laboratory After World War II". Pre-circulated paper.

MELINDA BALDWIN, from the University of Maryland, will present, "Abolish The Peer Review Process': Expert Review at US Federal Funding Bodies in the 1970s".

BEANS VELOCCI, from the University of Pennsylvania will present, "Sexual Behavior in Statistical Research: Enacting Variable Sex in the Kinsey Reports".

NATHAN CROWE from University of North Carolina, Wilmington, will present, "One Unique Clone: Dolly, Memory, and the Commemoration of Biotechnology".

YUAN YI, from Concordia University will present, "Machine and Cotton: An Environmental History of Chinese Industrialization".