kathrynolesko.bsky.social
Historian of science interested in 19th c. German sci & tech., atomic cultures, science pedagogy, and developments in physics. Retired from Georgetown Univ. Now Affiliate Faculty at the Univ. of Puget Sound. Avid reader. Archival junkie. I block bots.
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I am absolutely delighted to announce that the open access version of "In Referees We Trust? How Peer Review Became a Mark of Scientific Legitimacy" is now live! Want to know more about how scholars' lives came to be ruled by Reviewer 2? Download the book FREE at: direct.mit.edu/books/monogr...
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Show PostWe have a new landing page for the three Robert Oppenheimer oral histories we released this spring. You can now access audio/video on the same page as the transcript. We also have video from the fireside chat event we had with two of Oppenheimer's grandchildren, Kai Bird, and Dave Kaiser.
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