50+2 years of Scholarship: UPenn Dept of the Hist and Soc of Sci - History of Technology

Update: 2024-11-06

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In October 2022, the University of Pennsylvania HSS Department commemorated it's 50th anniversary, delayed two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over two days, alumni, faculty, and current students gathered to discuss the department's history, its contributions to the field and new directions scholarship might take.

For other sessions and more information, please see https://www.chstm.org/video/153

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50+2 years of Scholarship: UPenn Dept of the Hist and Soc of Sci - History of Technology

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50+2 years of Scholarship: UPenn Dept of the Hist and Soc of Sci - History of Technology