The event reports and session recordings from "The Success of Failure: Perspectives from the Arts, Sciences, Humanities, Education, and Law" conference are now available.
The open access database allows researchers and members of the public alike explore the bibliographic data of 320 books that contain, or are related to, Johannes de Sacrobosco's 13th-century text, De sphaera.
The Making and Knowing Project has co-organized and will participate in the symposium "Du Manuscrit au Livre. L'écriture des Savoir-Faire à la Renaissance" to open the Toulouse Renaissance exhibit in France.
The Center for New Narratives in Philosophy at the Center for Science and Society is excited to announce new volunteer opportunities and resources.
Marieke Hendriksen was awarded a grant from Utrecht University for a visiting fellowship with the Center for Science and Society in May/June 2018.
The German Historical Institute has launched History of Knowledge, a blog that will "serve as a venue for the exchange of ideas and information on the history of knowledge."
Christia Mercer's op-ed piece on the value of prison literary programming has been published by NBC News.
The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal includes around 80 life-like depictions of the brain by the renowned scientist and illustrator that are still in use today in the medical profession.
In a Tuesday ruling, a California Court of Appeal found three paint manufacturers responsible for health hazards relating to lead paint. Two Columbia scientists contributed to the research that led to the ruling.
Medical and Health Humanities has officially launched its online publication, which features 22 regular writers and guest contributors from across the country and around the world.
The Presidential Scholars in Society and Neuroscience program is pleased to present its End of Year Newsletter which includes information on program activities in the 2016-2017 academic year and welcomes our newest PSSN scholars.
The Center for Science and Society is pleased to present its End of Year Newsletter which includes information and reviews about Center activities in the 2016-2017 academic year and offers a preview of upcoming events.