The Cold War Science & Technology Speakers Series Fall 1999

October 29 Ron Doel, Oregon State University "Military Constitution of the Environmental Sciences, 1945-1965"      3:30 - 5:30 pm, History Seminar Room, BH 254A  November 4 Michael Neufeld, National Air and Space Museum "Orbiter, Overflight and the First U.S. Satellite: New Light on the Vanguard Decision."      1:30 pm-3:30 pm, Dowd Room, University Center 2nd Floor Please note that Dr. Neufeld's presentation is on a Thursday, and that the time is different from our usual schedule. November 12 Glen Asner, Carnegie Mellon University "Corporate Image in the Cold War Economy: The Logic and Value of Centralized R&D for Sperry Rand"      3:30-5:30 pm, History Seminar Room, BH 254A  December 4 Jennifer Bannister, Carnegie Mellon University "Did the Cold War matter? Comparing the Development of Black-and-White and Color Television"      3:30-5:30 pm, History Seminar Room, BH 254 CNN Series The Cold War Science & Technology Group has been watching and reviewing the new CNN Cold War documentary series  Spring 1999 Speaker schedule and links to talk summaries Fall 1998 Speaker schedule and links to talk summaries '96-'98 Speaker schedules from the Fall 1996 to Spring '98  Photos Take a look at photos of past events, and follow along inside the group's tour of the top secret Congressional bunker in the Greenbriar Hotel. [Text Only Index]