See below for more on the project’s work and our conference presence!

Ned Prutzer and Anita Say Chan. “Genealogies of the Digital in the Midwest: Innovation, Media Production, and the Undergraduate Experience,” Digital Humanities and the Undergraduate Experience, Spring 2019 (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville IRIS Center).

Ned Prutzer, “Innovation Histories and Futures at Midwestern Land Grant Universities,” HASTAC blog (invited submission), September 18, 2018.

Ned Prutzer, The Biological Computer Laboratory (Scalar book, 2017).

Ned Prutzer, Anita Say Chan, and Stephen Horrocks, “Innovation in the Global Midwest: Research and Pedagogy Across Regional Archives,” HASTAC 2017 (Orlando, FL).

Ned Prutzer, “Interdisciplinary Visions Past and Present: An Homage to the Biological Computer Laboratory in the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology,” The Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology (2017).