. Prof. Ronald E. Doel Department of History 302C Milam Hall Corvallis, OR 97331 Phone: (541)-737-3469 Fax: (541)-737-1257 e-mail 4 June 2005, 12:50 AM Renaissance Star Event 27 May was a success (and challenge!] John Heilbron's talk on the Scientific Revolution 5 May was an extra-credit opportunity; see Blackboard  Assignments  Final writing assignment: [click here] Due Friday 10 June end-of-day Extra-credit opportunity [due 10 June]  Shorter midterm [was due Friday 6 May 4 PM] Longer midterm [was due Tues. 10 May in-class] Assignment 2: what did you find for your team? Short comment on Blackboard due Tuesday 19 April Background resources for the Teams Posted below: a photograph of the moon made by HSTS 412 student Tim Flagler from English Cemetery / Smith Cemetery, 'Renaissance Star Event,' Spring 2002.  On-Line Exhibits  Medicine and Biology  The Face of the Moon  Museum of History of Science (Italy)  The Galileo Project  Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford  Website of the Week Wk. 9: The Newton Project  Upcoming Events  Renaissance Star event was Fri. 27 May 9:15 - 10:15 PM [click for map]  Course Materials   Reserve Readings  Valley Library Resources  Valley Library Catalog  History of Science Research Guide  Valley Library Homepage  U.S. and World Libraries  Library of Congress (homepage)  Library of Congress catalog  The British Library  Corvallis Environment  Pacific Northwest from Space  Corvallis forecast (Weather.Com) Web design: WebABCs Department of History HSTS 412/512 The Scientific Revolution Valley Library Catalog log on to BLACKBOARD 412 Syllabus, Spring 2005 [512 graduate seminar 2005] Helpful Resources: Technology in the Middle Ages Scientific Institutions Leading Figures Astronomy Natural History Medicine Instruments Patrons Europe in the Renaissance Arabic Transmission of Knowledge Experiments and Physics Timelines and Other Resources Oregon State University homepage