First Guerlac Lecture to celebrate 'rock star' science historian | Cornell Chronicle
"Henry Guerlac was a rock star of the history of science - absolutely hugely important... He's a big part of Cornell's history in the post-war period."
Harvard exhibit weighs in on history of colonial measurements
The exhibition uses historical artifacts from the museum's collection and a variety of loaning institutions to tell the story of colonial measurements.
The early days of peer review: five insights from historic reports
The Royal Society's Philosophical Transactions was the first journal to establish peer review, creating a vital process that has evolved over 200 years.
Hannah Fry on getting fit: tech empowers us, but data alone doesn't tell the full story
In the 1500s, Santorio Santorio created a weighing chair to monitor his body weight dynamically, proposing that balance of food intake and bodily discharge maintained health.