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They're not brand new but these two books on neurology history and evolution are pretty interesting: Ropper, Allan and Brian Burrell: How the Brain Lost Its Mind (2019) about Charcot, hysteria, and syphilis in late 19th-century Europe Marshall, Jonathan W.: Performing Neurology-The Dramaturgy of Dr ...

One recent new book of which I thought highly is "The Great Shadow" by Susan Wise Bauer. It operates at the interface of medicine and society across history and, as the underline after its title indicates, it is "A History of How Sickness Shapes What We Do, Think, Believe, and Buy." Very readable, offers ...

60-second intro: Who you are & What you do: Trained as a synthetic organic chemist (at URochester, UPenn, and Columbia), transitioned into medical and scientific editing and writing after postdoc-hood, became a high school teacher of chemistry and physics at age 53, now retired and active in professional ...

I think creating a LSEN for the DC-Maryland-Virginia area is a great idea! I'm surprised it hasn't already been done. ------------------------------ Elliot Richman, PhD AAAS Superhero Baltimore, Maryland, USA richmanelliot@gmail.com AAAS Communities & Sections: Chemistry, Physics, History ...

Attention!!!! Teachers of Chemistry Teachers of Sciences Related to Chemistry Middle School Science Teachers Elementary School Science Teachers Nominations and self-nominations are now open for American Association of Chemistry Teachers (AACT) Governing Board elected positions and ...