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  1. Thrilled to announce our upcoming symposium exploring the interconnected histories of medicine, science and technology in Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the 20th century.

    with @[email protected]
    @[email protected] & online (17-18.09.2026)

    #histmed #histsci #eastasia #sts #japan #korea #taiwan

  2. Thrilled to announce our upcoming symposium exploring the interconnected histories of medicine, science and technology in Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the 20th century.

    with @[email protected]
    @[email protected] & online (17-18.09.2026)

    #histmed #histsci #eastasia #sts #japan #korea #taiwan

  3. Thrilled to announce our upcoming symposium exploring the interconnected histories of medicine, science and technology in Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the 20th century.

    with @[email protected]
    @[email protected] & online (17-18.09.2026)

    #histmed #histsci #eastasia #sts #japan #korea #taiwan

  4. Thrilled to announce our upcoming symposium exploring the interconnected histories of medicine, science and technology in Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the 20th century.

    with @[email protected]
    @[email protected] & online (17-18.09.2026)

    #histmed #histsci #eastasia #sts #japan #korea #taiwan

  5. Thrilled to announce our upcoming symposium exploring the interconnected histories of medicine, science and technology in Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the 20th century.

    with @[email protected]
    @[email protected] & online (17-18.09.2026)

    #histmed #histsci #eastasia #sts #japan #korea #taiwan

  6. The American Historical Association urges historians, researchers, educators, and advocates for preservation of and access to historical records to speak out in support of the National Library of Medicine (NLM). #histmed #skystorians www.historians.org/news/action-...

    Action Alert: Support the Nati...

  7. Another scientist in my collection with an unknown birthday is one of the earliest recorded women in science, Peseshet. She is described in the elaborate Saqqara tomb of her son Akhethotep,a royal official and overseer of priests, who lived during the Fifth Dynasty around 2400 BCE. She is described as the “Overseer of the Women Physicians.”

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    #mastoArt #linocut #sciart #printmaking #histsci #histmed #medicine #Peseshet #AncientEgypt #hieroglyphics