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Will Linder
A Scientific Revolution: The Book Stall Welcomes Will Linder
The Book Stall is thrilled to present an evening with Evanston native Will Linder, author of A Scientific Revolution, on Tuesday, September 20 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. The transformation of American medicine into the science-driven discipline we know today is largely attributable to a single institution, Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and to the women and men who breathed life into it. Their stories form the center of A Scientific Revolution, an uplifting collection of biographical vignettes by Hopkins pathologist Ralph Hruban and writer Will Linder, both affectionate Hopkins alumni. This event is free and open to the public.
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