The nineteenth annual meeting of the Columbia History of Science Group will be held at Friday Harbor Laboratories over the weekend of 2-4 March, the first meeting of the millenium. We are particularly interested in hearing about new research interests, papers that are still embryonic, or collaborative ideas that need to be tested on a receptive audience.
Papers can cover the wide-range of science studies.
As part of the meeting, those interested in environmental history will be meeting with a few park rangers from the National Park Service. David Lauter, a recent graduate of the Department of History at the University of Washington, is helping to coordinate what promises to be a most interesting session. We encourage early registrations, which will make it much easier for us to plan the meeting and get information back to attendees in a timely fashion. For a printable PDF registration form, click here . .