Ben Grossさんのイラストまとめ

Behold the Woggles! (left) These real-time animations created through Project Oz filtered out into the cultural landscape of the 1990s.

How? Virtual pets! (e.g. Dogz & Catz, which pre-dated the Tamagotchi by a few years...)

#SIGCIS22

#ICYMI-The Oct. 2022 issue of Technology & Culture was just released, and the #PublicHistory section is devoted to @LindaHall_org's virtual #fellowships!

https://t.co/302guqiD0y

This writing project has been in the works for over a year. Here's a quick thread... (1/n)

#histSTM

Asking people to pick a favorite star could provoke a #Sirius controversy...

(Illustration of Canis Major & Lepus from @LindaHall_org's copy of Urania's Mirror, 1825: https://t.co/oVAURrgZ8Q)

#badpun #astronomy #constellations https://t.co/SRE7VgFbub

#ICYMI: @EdwinRose3 (2017-18 *and* 2022-23 LHL Fellow) received an @ahrcpress research grant to explore the relationship b/w politics & natural history during the Age of Revolutions (1776-1848).

Check out the project's @CambridgeHPS website: https://t.co/8H9rRCCwzN [8/16]

@Jason_W_Dean Did someone say "eagle-eyed"?

Anders Sparrman, Swedish naturalist and student of Linnaeus, is @Lindahall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.

These ornithological illustrations are from @SILibraries' copy of Sparrman's Museum carlsonianum (1786-9).

https://t.co/LahjzbY9M1

#histSTM #sciart
#nathist #birds

The microscopic world is beautiful. Just look at all those Perty pictures!

Josef Anton Maximilian Perty, German naturalist who published an illustrated treatise on #protozoa in 1852, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.

https://t.co/lL28sRYIb7

#histSTM #biology #histbio

André Tacquet, a Flemish mathematician and Jesuit priest whose books are filled with emblematic imagery, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.

https://t.co/Nqm1VWwTQN

#histSTM #SillyPutti
#mathematics #math

@icpetrie Sometimes I wonder who would win in a fight between Cookie Jarvis and Waldo, the Lucky Charms Wizard...

https://t.co/ucnOeAQYBD

#ICYMI-Today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates Elijah McCoy (b. #OTD 1844), the Black Canadian-American engineer whose inventions improved the efficiency of locomotives & steam engines.

He is often cited as the inspiration for the expression, "The real McCoy"

#histSTM #BlackAndSTEM