Giants’ Shoulders goes to the library

The silent and insidious campaign by Giants’ Shoulders, the history of science blog carnival, to conquer the bastions of (the history of) science has scored another victory. Having, in the past, successfully breached the defences of Scientific American (twice) and the Science Museum we have now stormed the Wellcome Library.

“The Giants’ Shoulders #61: to iCHSTM and beyond” is now up at the Wellcome Library Blog and it’s a real humdinger.  Go on over and catch up on the very best of the last months history of science, medicine and technology, ideal stuff for early summer reading.

For the second half of the summer Giants’ Shoulders #62 will be hosted by Leeds University’s very own Dominic Berry (@HPSGlonk) on his A Glonk’s HPS Blog on 16^th August 2013. Submissions should, as always, be made either directly to the host or to me here at the Renaissance Mathematicus by 15^th August at the latest.

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Giants’ Shoulders #61 is being hosted by a bastion of the history of science the Wellcome Library on their blog. Do not miss this unique opportunity to be featured by one of the big players in the world of #histsci and get those nominations for the blog carnival in by the 15^th of July at the latest. You can submit them either direct to the host or to me here at the Renaissance Mathematicus.

For a blog carnival to flourish one needs two things, submitted posts to be included in the carnival and blog owners who are willing to host it. If you would like to join the illustrious list of those who have hosted Giants’ Shoulders the greatest history of science* blog carnival this side of Alpha Centauri then please contact me here at the Renaissance Mathematicus or on twitter (@rmathematicus)

*For the purposes of Giants’ Shoulders history of science also includes the histories of medicine and technology.