Title | Annotation |
|---|---|
| AEON | |
| Alcohol and Drugs History Society | The Alcohol and Drugs History Society uses this site as a clearing house for news and information relating to their targeted subject area. The site contains excerpts and links to current news articles from around the world as well as book reviews and historical essays. The site also houses the online edition of the society's academic journal, The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs. A menu on the right side of the page allows users to find information on a host of topics including various types of drugs and alcohol and drug related policies and events in specific countries. |
| CIS International Center - Universitas | |
| Great Sorting | |
| International Journal for the Philosophy of Chemistry | |
| Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences | |
| Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada | |
| Living Bridges | Illustrated review by Yoshitaka Mouri in Art Watch of the Royal Academy of Arts exhibition on inhabited bridges, including historical examples and past utopian bridge plans. |
| Othmarr Ammann's Glory | This Smithsonian Magazine article chronicles the tribulations of Othmarr Ammann, Gustav Lindenthal, and the construction of the George Washington bridge. The piece focuses primarily on the political side of the project, including the emergent tension between Ammann and Lindenthal, rather than the architectural details. However, author Valerie Jablow does talk about the tendency towards longer, narrower one-span bridges that Ammann furthered. Still, the article is useful for those more interested in the urban development aspects of bridge building than the scientific aspects. |
| Race to the Moon | |
| RaceSci: History of Race in Science | RaceSci is a site dedicated to supporting and expanding the discussion of race and science. The site provides five bibliographies of books and articles about race and science. The section on current scholarship has 1,000 entries, organized into 38 subjects. A bibliography of primary source material includes 91 books published between the 1850s and the 1990s. Visitors can currently view 14 syllabi for high school and college courses in social studies, history of science, rhetoric, and medicine. |
| Science Magazine | |
| Sky and Telescope Magazine Index of Articles | |
| Sputnik | |
| St. Johns Bridge Opens Today | Article from the Historical Gazette. |
| The Bridges that Éblé Built | This page, one of many articles on the "War Times Journal" website, tells the story of the impromptu bridges built over the Berezina River by retreating French forces in 1812. Though author James Burbeck does not adequately contextualize the incident within the Napoleonic Wars, his article provides a detailed description of the construction and the events that followed. |
