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September 2008  
September 12-13
The Center for the History of Print Culture in Modern America will sponsor a conference on "The Culture of Print in Science, Technology, Engineering and Medicine" in Madison, Wisconsin. The conference will include a session on "Mathematics: Code and Text."
September 18
The Philadelphia Area Seminar on the History of Mathematics will meet at Villanova University in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This seminar will be presented by Patricia Kenschaft on Minority Mathematicians.
September 27
The British Society for the History of Mathematics will hold its Autumn Meeting and AGM at King Edward’s School in Birmingham.
October 2008  
October 1
Deadline for submissions to the Fall edition of the Bulletin. Click here for more details.
October 3-4

The Midwest History Mathematics Conference will take place in the Reinhart Center of Viterbo University in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. The keynote speaker will be Chris Christensen from Northern Kentucky University, who will present the talk The Theorem that Won the War, on the work of Polish, British and American mathematicians whose work culminated in the breaking of the Nazi Enigma Code.

The deadline for registration and abstract submission is August 15, 2008.

October 4-5
The American Mathematical Society will hold its Fall Western Section Meeting at the University of British Columbia and the Pacific Institute of Mathematical Sciences in Vancouver, British Columbia. The meeting will include a special session on the history and philosophy of mathematics.
October 11-12
The American Mathematical Society will hold its Fall Eastern Section Meeting at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. The meeting will include a special session on the history of mathematics.
October 16
The Philadelphia Area Seminar on the History of Mathematics will meet at Villanova University in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This seminar will be presented by Steven Weintraub on Cayley Documents in Lehigh's Possession.
November 2008  
November 6-9

The History of Science Society will hold its Annual Meeting (together with the Philosophy of Science Association) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The preliminary program includes sessions on "Mathematical Languages" and "Studies in the Internalization of Mathematics: Goals, Strategies, and the Outcomes in 19th and 20th Centuries."

November 28
The British Society for the History of Mathematics will hold its Annual Joint BSHM / Gresham College Lecture at Gresham College in London. The lecture will be presented by Jim Bennett on Mathematics and the Medici: Instruments from Late Renaissance Florence and a British Connection.
December 2008  
December 6-8
The Canadian Mathematical Society's Winter Meeting will take place at the Marriott Hotel in Ottawa, Ontario. The meeting will include a session on the history and philosophy of mathematics.
December 15
The British Society for the History of Mathematics will meet at the University of Greenwich. The meeting, "Maths in View", will look at the portrayal of History of Mathematics in film and television.

January 2009

 
January 5-8
The MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meeting will be held in Washington, D.C.. Activities involving the history and philosophy of mathematics include:
  • A Special Session on the History of Mathematics
  • A mini-course on Teaching a course in the history of mathematics
  • HOM SIGMAA Guest Lecture by Chandler Davis on The Role of the Untrue in Mathematics.
  • Joint panel discussion (HOM-SIGMAA and POM-SIGMAA) on The Intersection of the History and Philosophy of Mathematics.
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April 2009  
April 1
Deadline for submissions to the Spring edition of the Bulletin. Click here for more details.
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June 2009  
June 6-8
The CSHPM Annual Meeting will be held conjunction with the Canadian Mathematical Society at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland.