Past Scholars

The Chemical Heritage Foundation has hosted scholars from all parts of the world through its fellowship and travel grant programs. If you are interested in applying for a fellowship, take a look the cast of scholars who have held these fellowships in the past.

Robert W. Allington Fellowship

2010 | Barbara Traister (Lehigh University)
2009 | Jennifer Rampling (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
2009 | Brigitte Van Tiggelen (Independent Scholar/University of Louvain, Belgium)

Gordon Cain Fellowship in Technology, Policy, and Entrepreneurship

2009–10 | Roger Horowitz (Hagley Museum and Library)
2009–10 | Annalisa Salonius (Cornell University)
2008–09 | Pierre Teissier (Maison Française d'Oxford)
2007–08 | Roy MacLeod (University of Sydney, Australia)
2006–07 | Jody Roberts (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
2005–06 | Christopher Hamlin (University of Notre Dame)
2004–05 | Cyrus Mody (Cornell University)
2003–04 | Donna Rilling (State University of New York at Stony Brook)
2001–02 | Arthur Daemmrich (University of Pennsylvania)
2000–01 | Christian Simon (University of Basel, Switzerland)
1999–2000 | David B. Sicilia (University of Maryland)
1998–99 | Stephen B. Adams (The Johns Hopkins University)

Chemical Heritage Foundation Fellowship

2010 | Charlotte Bigg (Centre National de la Recherce Scientifique/Centre Alexandre Koyré, Paris, France)
2010 | Nicholas Best (Indiana University)
2009 | Alexis Smets (Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands)
2008 | Heather Ewing (Smithsonian Institution Archives)
2008 | Anna Foy (University of Pennsylvania)

Herbert D. Doan Fellowship

2010 | Charlotte Bigg (Centre National de la Recherce Scientifique/Centre Alexandre Koyré, Paris, France)
2010 | Joris Mercelis (Ghent University, Belgium)
2009 | Aristotle Tympas (University of Athens, Greece)

Sidney M. Edelstein Fellowship

2009–10 | Matteo Martelli (Universities of Bologna and Pisa, Italy)
2009–10 | Evan Ragland (Indiana University)
2008–09 | Hiro Hirai (Ghent University, Belgium)
2008–09 | Yoshiyuki Kikuchi (Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Sokendai, Japan)
2004–05 | Jan Marontate (Acadia University, Nova Scotia)
2003–04 | Nathan Brooks (New Mexico State University)
2002–03 | Regina Blaszczyk (Boston University)
2001–02 | Tara Nummedal (Brown University)
2000–01 | Kathryn Steen (Drexel University)
1999–2000 | John K. Smith, Jr. (Lehigh University)
1998–99 | Carsten Reinhardt (Universität Regensburg, Germany)
1997–98 | Pamela H. Smith (Pomona College)
1996–97 | Ute Deichmann (Universität zu Köln, Germany)
1995–96 | Roy MacLeod (University of Sydney, Australia)

Edelstein International Studentship

2004–05 | Gabriella Petrick (University of Delaware)
2003–04 | Rebecca P. Schwartz (Princeton University)
2002–03 | Prakash Kumar (Georgia Institute of Technology)
2001–02 | Gerard J. Fitzgerald (Carnegie Mellon University)
2000–01 | Jeremiah James (Harvard University)
1999–2000 | John Ceccatti (University of Chicago)
1998–99 | Richard Hamerla (Case Western Reserve University)
1997–98 | John Dettloff (Princeton University)
1996–97 | Jonathan Simon (University of Pittsburgh)
1995–96 | Leo B. Slater (Princeton University)
1994–95 | Pap Ndiaye (University of Paris, France)
1993–94 | James Altena (University of Chicago)
1992–93 | Kathryn Steen (University of Delaware)

Robert W. Gore Fellowship

2007–08 | Doogab Yi (Princeton University)

John C. Haas Fellowship

2009–10 | John Ceccatti (University of Pennsylvania)
2009–10 | Matthew Shindell (University of California, San Diego)
2008–09 | David Schleifer (New York University)
2008–09 | Sarah Vogel (Columbia University)
2007–08 | Emily Pawley (University of Pennsylvania)
2007–08 | Dominique Tobbell (University of Pennsylvania)
2006–07 | Gerard J. Fitzgerald (Carnegie Mellon University)
2006–07 | Gwen Ottinger (University of California, Berkeley)
2005–06 | Wendy Verhoff (Washington University in St. Louis)
2004–05 | Michael Egan (McMaster University, Ontario)
2003–04 | Hugh Gorman (Michigan Technological University)
2002–03 | Margaret Garber (University of California, San Diego)
2001–02 | Leo B. Slater (The Johns Hopkins University)

Theodore and Mary Herdegen Fellowship in the History of Scientific Information

2009 | Lisa Rosner (The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey)

Roy G. Neville Fellowship

2008 | Dóra Bobory (Independent Scholar)
2007 | Gabriele Ferrario (Università de Venezia Ca' Foscari, Italy)
2007 | Emily Pawley (University of Pennsylvania)
2006 | Cesare Pastorino (Indiana University)
2006 | Brigitte Van Tiggelen (Independent Scholar/University of Louvain, Belgium)
2005 | Dane Thor Daniel (Dibner Institute)
2005 | Allison Kavey (John Jay College, City University of New York
2005 | Lisa Rosner (The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey)
2004 | Kathleen Sands (DeVry University)
2004 | Mark Waddell (The Johns Hopkins University)

Charles C. Price Fellowship in Polymer History

2009–10 | Benjamin Gross (Princeton University)
2008–09 | Catherine Guise-Richardson (Iowa State University)
2007–08 | Slawomir Lotysz (University of Zielona Góra, Poland)
2006–07 | Thomas Faith (The George Washington University)
2005–06 | Jody Roberts (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
2004–05 | Gary Patterson (Carnegie Mellon University)
2003–04 | Declan O'Reilly (University College, London)
2002–03 | Keith A. Nier
2001–02 | Lloyd DeWitt (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
2000–01 | Arthur Daemmrich (University of Pennsylvania)
1999–2000 | Seymour H. Mauskopf (Duke University)