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UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 
 
CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE, and 
WELLCOME UNIT FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE 
 
SEMINARS                    FIRST SEMESTER, 1996-1997 
 
4.00 pm TUESDAYS,           Room 3.29, 3rd floor, Maths 
                            Tower, Oxford Road 
(Unless otherwise stated)   Tea from 3.30 pm, Room 3.04 
 
 
 
8 Oct       Jean-Paul Gaudillere (INSERM, Paris) 
            Making Biomedical Networks: Mice, Viruses, and Cancer in 
            Cold War United States 
 
15 Oct      Keith Tribe (Keele) 
            Making a Discipline of  Economics: the Cambridge Tripos, 
            1900- 1950 
 
22 Oct      Anne Secord (Cambridge) 
            Observing Differences: Artisans, Gentlemen, and the Work 
            of Nineteenth-Century Botany 
 
29 Oct.     University History of Medicine Lecture 
*Stopford   Prof. Robert Tattersall (Nottingham) 
Bldg. *5.30 Understanding Diabetes in Victorian England 
 
5 Nov       Simon Chaplin (Science Museum, London) 
            Invisible Industrialisation: the Centrifugal Cream 
            Separator and the Manufacture of Milk, 1879-1900 
 
12 Nov.     Roger Cooter (Manchester) 
            The Encounter of Encounters: Malingering, the Great War 
            and the Rise of Defensive Medicine 
 
19 Nov.     Joe Cain (University College London) 
            Intimate Working: Collaborations between Husband and Wife 
            in the Early Scientific Careers of  Anne Roe and 
            George Gaylord Simpson 
 
26 Nov.     Gerrylynn Roberts (Open University,  Milton Keynes) 
            The Making of the Chemist in England, 1902-1939: A 
            Portrait of the Chemistry Department at 
            University College London 
 
 3 Dec.     Lara Marks (Imperial College, London) 
            The Barrier of a Common Language: The History of British 
            and American Policy around Thrombosis and the Oral 
            Contraceptive Pill 1960s - 1970s 
 
10 Dec.     Peter Bowler (Queen's University of Belfast) 
            Myths, Narratives and History in the Study of Human 
            Origins 
 
17 Dec.     David Edgerton (Imperial College, London) 
            History of Technology 
 
Enquiries:  Professor John Pickstone, Room 3.31, Maths Tower (0161- 
275-5926) 
 
 
 
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Simon Hopper ([log in to unmask]) 
Social and Political Thought, University of Sussex, UK 
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