The Embryo Project is a history of science project that uses a data repository architecture named Fedora to create an online collaborative encyclopedia. Only one of a number of projects using this new open source architecture, ...

This handbook collects information and best practices by which organizations, especially those history and philosophy of science (HPS), can use social media to further their missions. Social media includes platforms like ...

The purpose of this handbook is to help you write atomistic articles that enable the EP Encyclopedia to achieve its two primary goals: to provide open, comprehensible historiographies, and to create related, atomistic entries.

This handbook will help you write short descriptive articles about topics from embryology, development, and reproductive medicine, articles aimed for inclusive audiences via the Embryo Project Encyclopedia. This handbook ...

The controversial court case Roe v. Wade (1973) revolutionized the way women and the United States viewed reproductive freedom. The outcome of this case gave American women an equal right to privacy as well as autonomy ...

During the Vietnamese War between 1961 and 1971 the United States armed forces engaged in a massive defoliation and crop destruction campaign named Operation Ranch Hand. Agent Orange, an herbicide so named because of the ...

This handbook will help you write short descriptive articles about topics from embryology, development, and reproductive medicine, articles aimed for inclusive audiences via the EP Encyclopedia. This handbook collects years ...

Margaret Higgins Sanger, a leader of the movement to decriminalize contraceptive use in the United States, was born on 14 September 1879 to Anne Purcell and Michael Hennessey Higgins in Corning, New York. Prior to her ...