Renovating Baconianism, reading Bacon:
The fathering of science by Dennis Desroches, PhD
McMaster University, 2001

Milton, education, and the scientific revolution by Angelica Alicia Duran, PhD
Stanford University, 2000

Millennium bugs and weapons of mass fear:
Dialogs between science and popular culture in the 1990's by Daniel Edward McGee, PhD
University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign, 2003

Rudolph Koenig (1832 - 1901),
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821 - 1894) and the birth of modern acoustics by David Alexander Pantalony, PhD
University of Toronto, 2002

Too many, too few:
The supply, demand, and distribution of private duty nurses, 1910 - 1965 by Jean Catherine Whelan, PhD
University of Pennsylvania

From research lab to routine procedure:
A case study of the
Swan-Ganz catheter, 1965 - 1980 by Kathleen Geraghty Burke, PhD
University of Pennsylvania, 2001

The Keplerian Revolution:
Astronomy, physics, and the argument for heliocentrism by Bryce Hemsley Bennett, PhD
University of Western Ontario, 1999

Progress in mathematics:
Descartes’ ‘Geometry’
By Aaron John Lercher, PhD
State University of New York at Buffalo,
1999

Galen's necessary causes in Medieval Arabic sources by R. Coeli Fitzpatrick, PhD
State University of New York at
Binghamton, 2002

After the body politic:
Thomas Hobbes's scientific argument concerning political order by Fred Charles Langenegger, PhD
New School for Social Research, 2000

Civilizing science: The joint construction of science and citizenship in modern democracy by Mark Burkhard Brown, PhD
Rutgers The State University of New Jersey - New Brunswick, 2001

Between science and psychoanalysis:
Aaron T. Beck and the emergence of cognitive therapy by Rachael I. Rosner, PhD
York University, 1999

Freud's 'Project' and neuroscience
By Donna Lee Wolfe, PsyD
Pepperdine University, 2002

Trial and error in the pursuit of public health:
Leicester, 1849 - 1891
By Scott Edward Roney, PhD
University of Tennessee, 2002

Illness and healing in the early
Christian East (Roman Empire) by Anne Elizabeth Merideth, PhD
Princeton University, 1999

The monastic health care system and the development of the hospital in Late Antiquity by Andrew Todd Crislip, PhD
Yale University, 2002

The accommodation of insanity in Canton, China:
1857 - 1935 by Peter Paul Szto, PhD
University of Pennsylvania, 2002

The expansion of science as social authority and institutional structure in the world system, 1700 - 1990 by Evan Auram Schofer, PhD
Stanford University, 1999

The social organization of
AIDS knowledge by Patrick Jude Moynihan, PhD
State University of New York at
Stony Brook, 1999

Corpus salubre:
Medicinal cannibalism in early modern English culture
(William Shakespeare,
Thomas Nashe, John Donne,
Edmund Spenser) by Louise Christine Noble, PhD
Queen’s University at Kingston, 2002

Dr. Girl: The feminization of veterinary medicine by Gretchen Emily Klein, PhD
Georgia State University, 2002

Skirting bedlam:
Women's autobiographies of mental illness
By Barbara Holler Smith, PhD
Rutgers The State University of
New Jersey - New Brunswick, 2000

• Scholars from various disciplines researching the history of science need to be more actively included in the history of science community.
• History of science faculty need to recognize that their mentoring roles can extend to a broader community of researchers.

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