Library Resident Fellows
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- Susan E. Brandt
- Temple University
- Gifted women and skilled practioners: Gender and healing authority in the Mid-Atlantic region, 1740-1830
- Susan L. Branson
- Syracuse University
- Animal magnetism in Nineteenth-Century America
- Sarah Jane Chesney
- College of William and Mary
- The flowering web: Tracing William Hamilton's botanical network in late Eighteenth and early Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia
- Andrew J. B. Fagal
- Binghamton University
- "To Provide for the Common Defense": The political economy of war in the Early American Republic, 1789-1818
- Claire Gherini
- Johns Hopkins University
- "Addrift to Effect their Own Cure": Making and consuming medical knowledge in the plantation socieites of the Anglophone Atlantic, 1730-1800
- Frances Gouda
- University of Amsterdam
- Colonial governance and public health, 1913-1942: A transnational study of Rockefeller Foundation initiatives in the Dutch East Indies, U.S. Philippines and Travancore (British India)
- Jenny Heil
- Emory University
- The American Columbus: Chronology, geography, and the historical imagination in Nineteenth-Century literature
- Lindsay M. Keiter
- College of William and Mary
- From alliance to affection: Region, religion, and republicanism in American marriages, 1750-1860
- Joshua A. Kercsmar
- University of Notre Dame
- Living emblems: How animals shaped religious and political identity in America, 1630-1800
- Sara Jane Kirshen
- Columbia University
- Valuing families: Marriage, statistics, and the state, 1800-1909
- Maureen Mathews
- Linacre College, University of Oxford
- Hallowell Collection: Photographs and memories
- Sarah McCaslin
- University of Edinburgh
- Performing Scottishness: Scottish clubs and societies in Scotland and America, 1750-1850
- Keith Mikos
- University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
- Magnification: Meaning, metaphysics, and the microscope
- Christopher R. Pearl
- Binghamton University
- "For the Good Order of Government": The American Revolution and the creation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
- Ashley T. Rubin
- University of California-Berkeley
- Penal cycles: American punishment since the Revolution
- David J. Silverman
- George Washington University
- Thundersticks: firearms and the transformation of Native America
- David Singerman
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- An empire of purity: Making the modern sugar economy, 1875-1925
- Alistair Sponsel
- Harvard University
- Darwin, Lyell, and British geology in the mid-nineteenth century
- Jef Van Der Aa
- University of Jvaskyla, Finland
- Language issues at the socialist scholars conferences: Dell Hymes' early engagement
- Ashli White
- University of Miami
- Object lessons of the Revolutionary Atlantic
- Isaiah Wilner
- Yale University
- Franz Boas and the transformation of race in America, 1858-1942
- Laura Wright
- Johns Hopkins University
- The role of the Bible in the archaeological method of William F. Albright
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- Katherine Arner
- Johns Hopkins University
- Making yellow fever American: Disease knowledge and the geopoliltics of disease in the Atlantic World, 1793-1822
- Heather R. Beatty
- Oxford University, University of the Pacific
- Patriots, politics and medical practitioners: Trans-Atlantic medical relations in the age of the American Revolution
- Myles D. Beaupre
- University of Notre Dame
- "The Manifest Destiny of the Indian": Extinction, Native Americans, and human nature in nineteenth-century America
- Margaret M. Bruchac
- University of Connecticut
- Indigenous informants and American anthropologists: Discursive encounters
- Kenneth E. Carpenter
- Independent Researcher
- Disseminating economic literature before 1850
- Renaud Contini
- National University of Ireland, Maynooth
- Nurturing Utopia: Visions of order in the Jeffersonian ideology of western expansion, and its European parallels
- Simon J. Gilhooley
- Cornell University
- The textuality of the Constitution and the origins of original intent
- Lisa A. Green
- University of California, Riverside
- The modern synthesis of evolution and the biological sciences curriculum study
- Rainer Hatoum
- John F. Kennedy Institute, Free University Berlin
- On the "exotic other" at the Pacific Northwest coast
- Erica Rhodes Hayden
- Vanderbilt University
- "Plunged into a vortex of iniquity": Female criminality and punishment in Pennsylvania, 1820-1860
- Henry Kammler
- Goethe University Frankfurt, Institut fuer Ethnologie
- "Ditidaht texts" (edition of the Haas-Swadesh corpus of Ditidaht texts collected in 1931)
- Joseph Daniel Martin
- University of Minnesota
- Good fences make good neighbors: Building the boundaries of solid state physics, 1940-1975
- Brenna S. O'Rourke
- Temple University
- "A revolution in the price of commodities": Gender, capitalism, and the life of Stephen Girard
- Katherine Paugh
- University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
- Thomas Thistlewood and the great pox: A Jamaican overseer's ideas about race, venereal disease, and infertility, 1750-1786
- Dolores Pfeuffer-Scherer
- Temple University
- The Franklin women: Kinship, gender roles, and public culture in Philadelphia and beyond, 1720-1900
- Jayne Ptolemy
- Yale University
- "To extend the empire of civilization and knowledge": Philadelphian Quakers and the frontier in the benevolent imagination
- Concepcion Saenz-Cambra
- European Union (EACEA)
- Early twentieth century American women mapping Indian territory: The case of Elsie Clews Parsons
- Funke Sangodeyi
- Harvard University
- The body as ecosystem: Gut flora, good germs and microbial ecology, 1940s-2000s
- Heather A. Shannon
- Rutgers University
- Just an amateur: Adam Clark Vroman, photography, and the American West, 1895-1904
- Brooke Sherrard
- Florida State University
- American Biblical archaeology, 1838-1971: Faith, land, and the politics of historical proof
- Gaye Wilson
- University of Edinburgh
- Thomas Jefferson: Image and ideology
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- Susan Heuck Allen
- Smith College
- Trench warfare: Archaeologists of the OSS Greek Desk
- Edward E. Andrews
- University of New Hampshire
- Prodigal sons: Indigenous missionaries in the British Atlantic, 1640-1790
- Cynthia Baughman
- Independent Scholar
- Top Secret Rosies: The female computers who helped win World War II
- Tyler Boulware
- West Virginia University
- Deconstructing the Cherokee Nation: Town, regional, and national identities among eighteenth-century Cherokees
- Terry M. Christensen
- Oregon State University
- John Archibald Wheeler: A study in the pedagogy, philosophy, and poliltics of Twentieth Century physics
- Kevin P. Donnelly
- Brandeis University
- Adolphe Quetelet: Professional science, social theory, and the new intellectual hierarchy, 1800-1875
- Donna J. Drucker
- Indiana University at Bloomington
- The intellectual life of Alfred Kinsey
- Nicole Eustace
- New York University
- War ardor: Sex and sentiment in the War of 1812
- David F. Gruber
- Rutgers University
- A biography of Daniel Carleton Gajdusek
- Robert Holmes
- University of Texas at Austin
- Elixir of life: Radiation medicine in America, 1895-1960
- Jeffrey D. Kaja
- University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
- From rivers to roads: Economic development and the evolution of transportation systems in early Pennsylvania, 1675-1800
- Philip D. Loring
- Harvard University
- Dissidents of the cognitive revolution
- Christine Leah Manganaro
- University of Minnesota
- A racial paradise as a human laboratory: Race research in Hawaii, 1890-1945
- Kathryn Lavely Merriam
- University of Massachusetts at Amherst
- J.N.B. Hewitt at the Bureau of American Ethnology
- Peter Messer
- Mississippi State University
- Revolution by committee: Law, language and ritual in Revolutionary America
- Jurgita Saltanaviciute
- University of Oklahoma / Sinte Gleska University
- "They sang what they lived": Reconstructions of Lakota culture through songs
- April G. Shelford
- American University
- A Jamaican Enlightenment: Thomas Thistlewood's commonplace books and library
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- Eva Sophia Becsei
- From the Plymouth Rock Hen to the Oncogene Theory
- Christina G. Cogdell
- Reconsidering the Streamlined Style: Evolutionary Thought, Eugenics, and U.S. Industrial Design, 1925-1940
- Dr. Kirk Dombrowski
- Kwakiutl Ethnogenesis: The Formation of Kwakiutl Ethnicity and Tribalism, 1825-1886
- Gregory Michael Dorr
- Segregation's Science: The American Eugenics Movement and Virginia, 1900-1980
- Paul-Andre DuBois
- Religious Chant in Amerindian Catholic Missions of North America During the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: The Evidence of Liturgical and Linguistic Missionary Manuscripts
- Brian W. Gobbett
- 'In Search of the Celestial Railway: Developmentalism and Degeneration in English-Canadian Science, c. 1850-1920
- Kevin Gumienny
- Creating a "Thirst for Knowledge" : Promoting Natural Philosophy and Natural History in Eighteenth-Century America
- Dr. Frank J. Karpiel
- Freemasonry, Politics and Culture
- Sarah Knott
- The Culture of Sensibility during the Era of the American Revolution
- Andrew J. Lewis
- Antiquities of State: Natural History and Nationhood, 1780-1850
- Lucia McMahon
- "Beings Endowed With Reason": Gender, Individualism, and Education in the Early Republic
- Thomas Ross Miller
- Songs from the House of the Dead: North Pacific Phonography and Museum Anthropology at the Borders of the Centuries
- Matthew Mulcahy
- Melancholy and Fatal Calamities: Natural Disasters and Colonial Society in the English Greater Caribbean, 1607-1786
- Dr. Eduardo L. Ortiz
- Henry A. Moe and Roosevelt's Inter-American Policy: It's Impact on the Development of the Exact Sciences in Latin America
- Miranda Paton
- The Problem of Form and Function for Vertebrate Paleontology in the Evolutionary Syntesis
- Michael F. Robinson
- Arctic Explorers and the American Scientific Community, 1850-1909
- Dr. Ellen Fernandez Sacco
- Racial Displays: Creating National Identity in the Cultural Landscapes of the Early Republic
- Jean-Pierre Sawaya
- The Seven Fires Confederacy: Origins and History, 1667-1867
- Mark Metzler Sawin
- Raising Kane: A Narrative History of Antebellum America
- Kirk Davis Swinehart
- Savage Connoisseur: Sir William Johnson among the Mohawks, 1738-1824
- Dr. Alan Tapper
- The Philosophical Thought of Joseph Priestly
- George H. Vrtis
- The Front Range: An Environmental History, 1820-1902
- Matt Wray
- "Not Quite White": Racial and Class Stereotypes of Poor Rural Whites in the United States, 1880-1930
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- Sumi K. Cho
- DePaul University College of Law
- The Greening of the Eugenics Movement
- Nathaniel Comfort
- SUNY-Stony Brook
- Natural History: Barbara McClintock and Transposable Elements, 1942-1966
- Kevin T. Dann
- Ramapo College; Princeton
- The Geography of Feeblemindedness: Family Studies at the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1930
- Michael Elliott
- Columbia University
- Form and Re-form: Literary Realism, Ethnography, and Race in the Turn-of-the-Century United States
- T. Christopher Jespersen
- Clark Atlanta University
- Contesting International Change: Comparing the Anglo-American Responses to Revolution Over Two Centuries
- Lee B. Kass
- Elmira College; Cornell University
- McClintock, Cytogenetics and Evolution
- Herbert S. Lewis
- University of Wisconsin
- Pragmatism and American Anthropology, 1900-1930
- Margaretta M. Lovell
- UC-Berkeley
- Henry Tatham's Journey to the Ruins of Aztalan
- Margaret Meredith
- UC-San Diego
- A Noble Commerce: American Interpretations of Fossil Bones in the Atlantic World, 1780-1840
- David Sampliner
- New York University
- The Power of Science: The APS and Enlightenment Culture in Philadelphia, 1730-1790
- Veront M. Satchell
- The University of the West Indies
- Slavery and Technical Change: Comparative Analysis of Sugar Technology in Jamaica and Louisiana during the Period of Slavery
- Christine A. Stolba
- Emory University
- A corrupt tree bringethforth evil fruit: Religion and the American Eugenics Movement, 1900-1943
- Rosemary Uvy Zumwalt
- Davidson College
- Franz Boas and His Students: The Formation of American Anthropology
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- Andreas Daum
- Ph.D. candidate, University of Munich
- Popular Science in Nineteenth-Century Germany and America
- Richard Drayton
- Ph.D. candidate, Yale University
- Imperial Science and a Scientific Empire: Kew Gardens and the Uses of Nature, 1772-1903
- Professor Sydney A. Halpern
- University of Illinois, Chicago
- Controversies within Clinical Research Communities.
- Roger W. Haughey
- Ph.D. candidate, Georgetown University
- Musical Culture and the Creation of Elite Social Identity in Philadelphia, 1680-1790
- Mikhail B. Konashev
- Institute of the History of Science and Technology, St. Petersburg
- Theodosius Dobzhansky and the Evolutionary Synthesis
- Dr. Margaret J. Leahey
- Saint Michael's College
- Peter Stephen DuPonceau on American Indigenous Language Scholarship
- Dr. Eugenio Lo Sardo
- Archivio di Stato, Rome
- Franklin and Filangieri and Opposition to the British Colonial Policy
- Eliza McFeely
- Ph.D. candidate, New York University
- Taking Possession of the Indians: Anthropology, American Popular Culture and the Acquisition of Southwest Indian Culture, 1879-1915
- Professor Lawrence T. Martin
- University of Akron
- An Edition of Ojibwa Stories Collected by Homer H. Kidder
- Professor Elizabeth Milroy
- Wesleyan University
- Politics and Display at Philadelphia's Great Central Sanitary Fair of 1864
- Jeffrey Mosher
- Ph.D. candidate, University of Florida
- Local Struggle and National Institutions: Pernambuco and the Construction of the Nation-State in Brazil, 1808-1860
- Professor William A. Speck
- University of Leeds
- Electoral Behaviour in Colonial Pennsylvania
- Professor Marga Vicedo
- University of Salamanca
- What Was That Thing Called Mendelian Genetics? Reinterpreting the Role of W. E. Castle and E. M. East in the Development of Genetics, 1900-1920
- David Waldstreicher
- Ph.D. candidate, Yale University
- Nationalist Celebration in Philadelphia, 1783-1830
- Bruce H. Yenawine
- Ph.D. candidate, Syracuse University
- Dr. Franklin's Legacy: The 200-Year History of the Franklin Trust Funds in Philadelphia and Boston
