Holly Tucker is Associate Professor at Vanderbilt University, where she holds appointments in the Center for Medicine, Health & Society and the Department of French & Italian. Holly teaches courses on the history of medicine as well as courses on French history and culture.Her writing has appeared in the New Scientist, the Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, Christian Science Journal, among others. Holly is also the author of Blood Work: A Tale of Medicine & Murder in the Scientific Revolution (Norton, March 2011), and edits the general history website Wonders & Marvels.Join Holly on her Facebook author page (http://www.facebook.com/hollytucker) or on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/history_geek).Holly's Upcoming Events:Research Triangle Park, NC-January 13-15, 2011 - Science Online 2011Nashville-March 2, 2011 - Thinking Out of the Lunch Box series, Nashville Public Library (Main)New York (March)-March 23, 2011 - CUNY Graduate School of Journalism-March 23, 2011 - New York Academy of MedicineChicago-March 30, 2011 - University of Illinois at Chicago-March 30, 2011 - Newberry Library (Chicago)Madison-March 31, 2011 - Authors@HSLC (Madison)-March 31, 2011 - Department of French & Italian (Madison-TBD)-April 1, 2011 - History of Science Brownbag (Madison)Chicago-April 3, 2011 - International Museum of Surgical ScienceKnoxville, TN-April 8, 2011 - University of Tennessee-KnoxvilleBoston/Cambridge-April 14, 2011 - Harvard UniversityNew York (April)-April 29, 2011, 8:00pm - Observatory (New York)-April 29-May 1, 2011 - American Society of Journalists and Authors (New York)College Park, MD-May 6-7, 2011 - Blood Work conference, University of MarylandBaltimore-May 12, 2011 - Berman Institute for Bioethics/Institute for the History of Medicine (Johns Hopkins, Baltimore)Richmond, VA-May 13, 2011 - Book signing, Fountain BookstoreNashville, TN-October 14-16, 2011 - 2011 Southern Festival of BooksBoston/Cambridge-Date TBA: Harvard University Renaissance SeminarSalt Lake City-Date TBA: Division of Medical Ethics and Humanities (University of Utah)