Papers
Alexandru Liciu
Robert Hooke's Lectures for Improving Navigation and Astronomy: 'Practical Geometry', 'Mechanical Algebra' and the Search for Longitude
University of Bucharest
Francis Newman
Scientific Perspectives on the Cultural Revolution: Joseph and Dorothy Needham in China, 1972
University of Cambridge
Jakob Illner
Towards a Philosophy of Biology: How Evolutionary Biology Got Its Own
Philosophical Discipline
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Andrew M. A. Morris
John Smeaton, William Cookworthy and the role of experiment in the construction of the Eddystone lighthouse
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Philipp Kuster
Natural Scientists as Humanists: the Eranos Conferences after the Second World War
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Alexander Longworth-Dunbar
Building the Information Super… Motorway? A Case Study in Anglo-American Technology Policy Transfer
University of Manchester
Xinyi Wen
When Jupiter Meets Saturn Aby Warburg, Karl Sudhoff, and Astrological Medicine in the Emergence of Modernity
University of Manchester
Janka Kovács
The ‘Darkest Field’ of Medicine Psychological Knowledge in the Curricula of the Universities of the Habsburg Monarchy (1786–1830)
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
Samuel Dodson
Benjamin Robins, the Ballistics Revolution and its Effects on the Artillery of the Mid-Eighteenth
Century
University of Leeds
Susan Newell
Teaching Geology at Oxford: Work by the Artist George Scharf in the Collection of William Buckland (1784-1856), First Professor of Geology at Oxford
University of Leeds and Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Axelle Champion
A European Failure? The Medico-Pedagogical Method in France and Scotland (1870-1914)
The University of Edinburgh
Osnat Katz
From London to Mars, and Back to London: People, Objects and the History of UK Space Science
University College London and Science Museum
Alexandra Rose
Public and Private Support in the Making of Britain’s Worldwide Seismograph Network, 1896–1922
University of Leeds
Sheryl Wombell
Managing Health in Displacement: William Cavendish’s Book of Receipts (c. 1647-54)
University of Cambridge
Kate Bowell
The Invisible Labor of Labels: Exploring a history of science at National Museums Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Bica Daian
Newton on Powers, Activity and the Law of Universal Gravitation
University of Bucharest
Samuel Brady
A Socio-Political and Technical History of the Sports Wheelchair: Review in Progress
University of Glasgow
Francesca Elliott
Sentimentality and Model Engines - Two Case Studies from the Science and Industry Museum
University of Manchester and
Science and Industry Museum
Fiona Amery
Colour Perception and Audibility: Sensing the Aurora Borealis During the Second International Polar Year (1932-1933)
University of Cambridge
Paul Ranford
Historiographical Lacunae – the Intriguing Case of Sir George Gabriel Stokes (1819-1903)
University College London
Robert Naylor
Climate and Crisis in 1973
University of Manchester
John Shepherd
Tracing the Criminal Subject: Technologies of Detection, Identification and Data Comparison in the Berkeley Police Department, 1905-1930
University of Durham
Miguel Ohnesorge
Theodolites at 20000 feet - Justifying precision measurement during the trigonometrical survey of Kashmir, 1855-65
University of Cambridge
Shravasti Pathak
Nationalising the Medical Science in Colonial Bengal: Dr.Radhagobinda
Kar (1850-1918) and his Times
University of Burdwan
Elliot Honeybun-Arnolda
Making the Environmental Sciences: Imaginaries, Interdisciplinarity and ENV
University of East Anglia
Erik Isberg
Drilling for Time: Deep Sea Cores and the Temporalisation of the Oceans
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
Beatriz MartÃnez-Rius
Imagining a Dried Mediterranean: Networks of Cooperation and Patronage in Exploring the Sea-Depths
Sorbonne Université, Paris
Daniel Gamito-Marques
Knowledge of the Deep Sea in the Nineteenth Century as a Result of Circulation: the Hyalonema Controversy
Centro Interuniversitário de História das Ciências e da Tecnologia (CIUHCT)
Jelena Stanulović
Do-It-Yourself: From Socialist Self-Management to Self-Building Computers in Yugoslavia during the ‘80s
University of Belgrade
Maja Korolija
Effects of the Cold War on the Science in Yugoslavia (1945-1963)
University of Belgrade
Rosalind Crocker
‘Lawful Possession’: The 1832 Anatomy Act and the Commodification of Bodies for Anatomical Teaching
University of Sheffield
Dann Grotum Nielsen
Occasion for Research and Collection: Scientific Stations as Colonial Practice in the Danish West Indies
Aarhus University Denmark
David Peace
Demarcating Social Problems: Arthur Lyon Bowley and the Influence of Eugenics on the Statistical Modelling of the Causes of Poverty in Interwar Britain
University of Kent
Jarmo de Vries
History of the 100,000 Genomes Project: Shaping Genomic Medicine in the NHS
University of Edinburgh
Miles Kempton
‘Bring the cameras to the animals’: the Granada TV-Zoological Society Film Unit, 1956-63’
University of Cambridge
Evangelia Chordaki
Science Communication in Different Public Contexts: The Conceptualisation of Birth Control in the Greek Medical and Legal Texts
Hellenic Open University
Sotiris Alexakis
The Battle of Elements: Competing Technoscientific Networks and Fertilisation Policies in Greece, 1910-1967
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Santiago Guzmán Gámez
Between the Local, the National, and the Global: Enrique Perez Arbeláez, the Aechmea Magdalenae, and Colombian Science During the 1930s and 1940s
University College London
Benjamin Wilck
The Order of Definitions in Euclid's Elements
Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin
Xiaoyu Liu
Arthur Holmes and the Making of a Comprehensive View of Geology
University College London
Guillermo Willis
An Epicurean Account of the Causes for the Motion of the Heart: Giovanni Borelli’s De Motu Animalium (1680-1681)
School of Advanced Study
Alexandros Vakoulas
Technology, Environment and Food: Expertise, Governance, and
Industry in Greece since WWII
National & Kapodistrian University of Athens