Last modification: 31 August 2006
Conference Schedule
THURSDAY, September 7, 2006
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Session slot M-2
Location: The 2nd entresol, Collegium Novum, Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 10.50-11.30 | POSTER SESSION |
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Session slot M-3
Chairs: Claude Debru (Paris, France), Robert Fox (Oxford, The Great Britain) Plenary lectures: Location: Aula / Assembly Hall, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | ACTIVITY / SPEAKER |
| 09.00-09.55 | (Pl) "Crossroads of Medicine and Chemistry in the 20th Century" by Prof. Ryszard J. Gryglewski (Cracow, Poland; Honorary Fellow of the British Pharmacological Society) |
| 09.55-10.50 | (Pl) "The Republic of Letters in transition: William Thomson and natural philosophy ca. 1850" by Prof. Giuliano Pancaldi (Bologna, Italy) |
| Location: Corridors of the 2nd floor, Collegium Novum, Jagiellonian University | |
| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 10.50-11.30 | Cofee Break |
PARALLEL SYMPOSIA
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Session slot 1.A
Chair: Eva Vamos (Budapest, Hungary) Symposium R-2: "Achievements of Central Europe in Science, in the light of historical studies" Location: Aula / Assembly Hall, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "L. I. Kordysch and the development of theoretical physics in the first part of the 20th century in the Ukraine: all-European context" by Olena SHCHERBAK (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "Jaroslav Heyrovský and Wiktor Kemula: the Czech and Polish polarography" by Jiøí JINDRA (Prague, The Czech Republic) |
| 12.20-12.45 | ------------- |
| Session slot 1.B
Chair: Ida H. STAMHUIS (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Symposium R-10: "From Maria Sklodowska-Curie to the 21st Century: Working on Women and Science in History of Science" Location: Senate Room, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "Our Marie Curie's - Women Physicists in Vienna" by Brigitte BISCHOF (Vienna, Austria) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "From Fertile Centers to Seeding the Periphery - Ellen Gleditsch: Pioneer Woman from Norway" by Annette LYKKNES, Lise KVITTINGEN, Anne Kristine BORRESEN (Oslo, Norway) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "The abscence of women in neutrino physics" by Gisela MATEOS (Mexico City, Mexico) |
| 12.45-13.10 | "Gender transformations in physics in the 1960s: the case of the Greek research center Dimokritos" by Maria RENTETZI (Athens, Greece) |
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Session slot 1.C
Chair: Chris CHILVERS (Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark) Symposium R-17: "Politically active Scientists in the 20th Century" Location: Room 30, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "Illusions of political neutrality: science-based technocracy in interwar Western Europe and North America" by Kenneth BERTRAMS (Bruxelles, Belgium) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "Einstein, Bergson, and the Experiment that Failed: Intellectual Cooperation at the League of Nations" by Jimena CANALES (Harvard, USA) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "Committing to Internationalism: Mediating Activities of Dutch Scientists between 1900 and 1950" by Geert SOMSEN (Maastricht, The Netherlands) |
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Session slot 1.D
Chair: Lodewijk C. PALM (Utrecht-Hague, The Netherlands) Symposium R-18: "Circulating Knowledge: A European perspective on communication of science" Location: Room 56, Collegium Novum (2nd floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "The Role of Typographical Fixity in the Acceptance of Algebraic Symbolism in Sixteenth-century Europe" by Albrecht HEEFFER (Ghent, Belgium) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "Leeuwenhoek's Letters and the Circulation of Knowledge: Individual Preferences" by Lodewijk C. PALM (Utrecht-Hague, The Netherlands) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "The latest news from the heavens. The European correspondence-network of Dutch astronomers in the 18th century" by Huib J. ZUIDERVAART (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
| Session slot 1.E
Chair: Richard L. KREMER (Hanover, New Hampshire, USA Symposium R-3: "History of astronomy in the late medieval and early modern periods" Location: Room 6, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "From Toledo to Venice: The Alfonsine Tables of Prosdocimo de ' Beldomandi" by José CHABÁS (Barcelona, Spain) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "Reflection of Iohannes Sindel's Eclipse Instrument in Iohannes Schöner's Opera mathematica" by Alena HADRAVOVÁ, Petr HADRAVA (Prague, The Czech Republic) |
| 12.20-12.45 | ------------- |
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Session slot 1.F
Chair: Nicolas ROBIN (Jena, Germany) Symposium R-11: "Botanical gardens within global and local dynamics: Sociability, professionalization and diffusion of knowledge" Location: Room 7, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30 | "Introductory comments" by John Dixon HUNT (Pennsylvania, USA), Nicolas ROBIN (Jena, Germany) |
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Session 1: Botanical Gardens, Sociability and Networks
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "Botanical gardens as places of sociability and meeting places for amateurs and professionals: Balancing the interplay between botanic gardens and schools" by Dawn SANDERS (London, The Great Britain) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "The "Society of corresponding botanists" as Pflanzschule of botanical gardens" by Daniela FEISTAUER, Uta MONECKE, Bastian RÖTHER (Halle/Saale, Germany) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "Friedrich Welwitsch and the knowledge of materia medica in nineteenth century Angola" by José Pedro SOUSA-DIAS (Lisbon, Portugal) |
| 12.45-13.10 | "Botanical networks in the 18th and early 19th century: a sociological investigation" by René SIGRIST (Geneve, Switzerland), Eric WIDMER (Geneve, Switzerland), Wladimir BERELOWITCH (Lausanne, Switzerland) |
| Session slot 1.G
Chair: Alicja ZEMANEK (Krakow, Poland) Symposium R-12: "Changes of paradigms in biological sciences between Renaissance and modern times" Location: Room 1, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "Relationship between Libri Picturati A. 16-30 and printed Renaissance botanical works; some new data on Clusius Codex and Cesi mycological Codex" by Andrea UBRIZSY SAVOIA (Rome, Italy) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "Methodology of Renaissance botany and the Libri picturati (A 18-30) watercolour collection" Alicja ZEMANEK, Bogdan ZEMANEK (Cracow, Poland) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "The embryonic tree: A themata of Entwickelungsgeschichte" by Sabine BRAUCKMANN (Hanover, USA; Tartu, Estonia) |
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Session slot 1.H
Chair: Víctor NAVARRO BROTÓNS (Valencia, Spain) Symposium R-16: "The Iberian World and the modern Science: a comparative perspective" Location: Room 2, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| 11.30-11.55 | "Astrological prophecies and the Inquisition in the Iberian World" by Ana Cecilia AVALOS FLORES (Firenze, Italy) and Tayra M.C. LANUZA NAVARRO (Valencia, Spain) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "The words and things of Benito Arias Montano" by Susana GÓMEZ LÓPEZ (Madrid, Spain) |
| 12.20-12.45 | "Spain and the Low Countries. Aspects of the scientific relationship in the Sixteenth Century" by Víctor NAVARRO BROTÓNS (Valencia, Spain) |
| Session slot 1.I
Chair: Juliane MIKOLETZKY (Vienna, Austria) Symposium R-6: "Natural scientists in Habsburg Monarchy 1848-1918" Location: Room 13, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "The Natural Sciences in the late Habsburg Monarchy: Institutions, Networks, Practices -Opening statement" by Mitchell G. ASH (Vienna, Austria) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "On searching national and scientific identities: Philipp Lenard's early career in Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Anglo-Saxon world" by Arne SCHIRRMACHER (Munich, Germany) |
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| Session slot 1.J
Chair: Michal KOKOWSKI (Cracow, Poland) Symposium R-19: "How to understand and write the History of Science?" or "Methodology of the History of Science" Location: Room 14, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 11.30-11.55 | "A Meta-History of Science and Methodology of the History of Science urgently needed!" by Michal KOKOWSKI (Cracow, Poland) |
| 11.55-12.20 | "The image of Science: the unity of Philosophy, Methodology and the History of Science" by Natalia KNEKHT (Moscow, Russia) |
| 12.20-12.45 | ------------- |
| Location: Corridors of the 2nd floor, Collegium Novum, Jagiellonian University | |
| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 12.45 -14.15 | Lunch |
| Session slot 2.A
Chair: Roman DUDA (Wroclaw, Poland) Symposium R-2: "Achievements of Central Europe in Science, in the light of historical studies" Location: Aula / Assembly Hall, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| 14.15-14.40 | "KER and War: Polish synthetic rubber in American war efforts, 1941-45" by Slawomir LOTYSZ (Zielona Gora, Poland) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Two international achievements of Lithuanians in the experimental botany science of twentieth century" by Aurika RICHKIENE (Vilnius, Lithuania) |
| 15.05-15.30 | (POSTER) "Emil Godlewski senior's contribution to creating the basis of modern plant physiology in the 19th and early 20th centuries" by Izabela KRZEPTOWSKA-MOSZKOWICZ (Krakow, Poland) |
| Session slot 2.B
Chair: Éva Katalin VÁMOS (Budapest, Hungary) Symposium R-10: "From Maria Sklodowska-Curie to the 21st Century: Working on Women and Science in History of Science" Location: Senate Room, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "Women Radio-Chemists Facing Radioactive Risks in France" by Anne FELLINGER (Strasbourg, France) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Women in the New Disciplines of Radioactivity and Genetics: Comparative Remarks" by Ida H. STAMHUIS (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Women do physiology, men do chemistry. Epistemological problems and a gendered division of labour in sex hormone research, 1920-40s" by Helga SATZINGER (London, The Great Britain) |
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Session slot 2.C
Chair: Vidar ENEBAKK (Oslo, Norway) Symposium R-17: "Politically active Scientists in the 20th Century" Location: Room 30, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "The Periphery Principle: UNESCO and the International Commitment of Scientists After World War II" by Patrick PETITJEAN (Paris, France) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "The Nobel Laureate CV Raman FRS and his Contacts with the European Men of Science in Political Context" by Rajinder SINGH (Oldenburg, Germany) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "The lack of scientific liaison: A.V. Hill and science research in colonial India Science" by Jahnavi PHALKEY (Atlanta, USA) |
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Session slot 2.D
Chair: David BANEKE (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Symposium R-18: "Circulating Knowledge: A European perspective on communication of science" Location: Room 56, Collegium Novum (2nd floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "The scientific intelligentsia. Science and society in the Netherlands, 1890-1940" by David BANEKE (Utrecht, The Netherlands) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Scientific culture in the Netherlands: Darwinism and popular culture, 1870-1885. The moral consequences of Darwinism in the Netherlands, 1860-1914" by Janneke van der HEIDE (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Science, religion and emancipation: Dutch Calvinist and Roman-Catholic responses to modernity in the early 20th century" by Ab FLIPSE (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
| Session slot 2.E
Chair: José CHABÁS (Barcelona, Spain) Symposium R-3: "History of astronomy in the late medieval and early modern periods" Location: Room 6, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| 14.15-14.40 | "Astronomy in Paulerinus's 15th Century Encyclopaedia Liber viginti arcium" by Alena HADRAVOVÁ, Petr HADRAVA (Prague, The Czech Republic) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Reworking the Alfonsine Tables in Cracow: The Tabulae Aureae of Petrus Gaszowiec (1448)" by Richard L. KREMER (Hanover, New Hampshire, USA) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Building a new discipline with old tools: Astronomical techniques in 16th century theoretical navigation" by Henrique LEITAO (Lisbon, Portugal) |
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Session slot 2.F
Chair: Nicolas ROBIN (Jena, Germany) Symposium R-11: "Botanical gardens within global and local dynamics: Sociability, professionalization and diffusion of knowledge" Session 2: Private Sphere and Professionalization Location: Room 7, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| 14.15-14.40 | "Three little-known botanical gardens at Versailles (1762-1851): a comparative analysis of their project and of the social and intellectual trajectory of their creators" by Antoine JACOBSOHN, Stéphanie de COURTOIS, Manuel PLUVINAGE (Versailles, France) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Private Botanical Gardens in Russia: between Noble Culture and Scientific Professionalization (1760s-1917)" by Olga ELINA (Moscow, Russia) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Janczewski's collections of Ribes sp. at Botanic Garden, Museum and Herbarium of the Institute of Botany of the Jagiellonian University, Cracow" by Kamil KULPINSKI (Cracow, Poland) |
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Session slot 2.G
Chair: Alicja ZEMANEK (Krakow, Poland) Symposium R-12: "Changes of paradigms in biological sciences between Renaissance and modern times" Location: Room 1, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "The evolutionary synthesis and Th. Dobzhansky" by Mikhail B. KONASHEV (Saint-Petersburg, Russia) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "The evolution of the ethnobotany as the field of science in 19th and 20th century" by Piotr KLEPACKI (Cracow, Poland) |
| 15.05-15.30 | ------------- |
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Session slot 2.H
Chair: Víctor NAVARRO BROTÓNS (Valencia, Spain) Symposium R-16: "The Iberian World and the modern Science: a comparative perspective" Location: Room 2, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "Geometrical Studies in 17th century Spain and their Counterparts in European Mathematics" by Eduard RECASENS GALLART (Barcelona, Spain) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "The Military Academy for Mathematics of Barcelona (1720) and its role in the history of engineering in Spain" by Antoni ROCA-ROSELL, Maria ROSA MASSA, Carles PUIG-PLA, Francesc X. BARCA, and Guillermo LUSA (Barcelona, Spain) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Reacting to external events - solar eclipses as catalysts of the Portuguese astronomical development in the second half of the nineteenth century" by Vitor BONIFÁCIO, Isabel MALAQUIAS (Aveiro, Portugal) and Joao M. FERNANDES (Coimbra, Portugal) |
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Session slot 2.I
Chair: Paulus EBNER (Vienna, Austria) Symposium R-6: "Natural scientists in Habsburg Monarchy 1848-1918" Location: Room 13, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "Physicists and Chemists at the University of Lviv/Lemberg until 1918" by Yurij HOLOVACH, Roman PLYATSKO (Lviv, Ukraine) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Scientists and Mathematicians at Czernowitz University before 1914" by Robert ROSNER (Vienna, Austria) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Mobility of Chemistry Professors of the Prague Charles Ferdinand University at the Turn of the 20th Century; where and why?" by Sona Strbanova (Prague, The Czech Republic) |
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Session slot 2.J
Chair: Michal KOKOWSKI (Cracow, Poland) Symposium R-19: "How to understand and write the History of Science?" or "Methodology of the History of Science" Location: Room 14, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 14.15-14.40 | "The tacit knowledge in the experience of reconstruction of the History of Science" by Lena ABRAROVA (Moscow, Russia) |
| 14.40-15.05 | "Creating a Cross-comparative Methodology to Study Engineering Education and Profession in Europe Today" by Anne-Sophie GODFROY-GENIN (Cachan, France) |
| 15.05-15.30 | "Technological metaphors and history of science" by Jarmo PULKKINEN (Oulu, Finland) |
| Location: Corridors of the 2nd floor, Collegium Novum, Jagiellonian University | |
| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 15.30-16.15 | Tee Break |
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Session slot 3.A
Chair: Roman DUDA (Wroclaw, Poland) Symposium R-2: "Achievements of Central Europe in Science, in the light of historical studies" Location: Aula / Assembly Hall, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Establishing an Astronomical Network from Gdansk: Johannes Hevelius' Exchange with the European Scientific Community" by Voula SARIDAKIS (Lake Forest, USA) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Polish initiative in creation of the International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA)" by Stefan Witold ALEXANDROWICZ (Cracow, Poland) |
| 17.05-17.30 | ------------- |
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Session slot 3.B
Chair: Éva Katalin VÁMOS (Budapest, Hungary) Symposium R-10: "From Maria Sklodowska-Curie to the 21st Century: Working on Women and Science in History of Science" Location: Senate Room, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "The women who defended a thesis in mathematics in France during the interwar period" by Juliette LELOUP (Paris, France) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Anneliese Maier and her contribution to the history of science" by Annette B. VOGT (Berlin, Germany) |
| 17.05-17.30 | ------------- |
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Session slot 3.C
Chair: Vidar ENEBAKK (Oslo, Norway) Symposium R-17: "Politically active Scientists in the 20th Century" Location: Room 30, Collegium Novum (1st floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Niels Bohr's mission for an open world " by Finn AASERUD (Copenhagen, Denmark) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Cold War ideology and international science politics: Rosenfeld versus Bohr" by Anja Skaar JACOBSEN (Roskilde, Denmark) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Biology and War - American Biology and International Science" by Heiner FANGERAU (Duesseldorf, Germany) |
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Session slot 3.D
Chair: Bert THEUNISSEN (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Symposium R-18: "Circulating Knowledge: A European perspective on communication of science" Location: Room 56, Collegium Novum (2nd floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Science communication strategies of amateurs and professional scientists in nineteenth century Belgium" by Geert VANPAEMEL (Leuven, Belgium) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Integration in Europe of human genetics results obtained by Spaniards in the USA: a historical perspective" by Emilia CURRÁS (Madrid, Spain), Enrique WULFF BARREIRO (Cádiz, Spain) |
| 17.05-17.30 | ------------- |
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Session slot 3.E
Chair: José CHABÁS (Barcelona, Spain) Symposium R-3: "History of astronomy in the late medieval and early modern periods" Location: Room 6, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Regiomontanus as a Physical Astronomer" by Michael H. SHANK (Wisconsin-Madison, Canada) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Astronomical Observations in the Time of Copernicus: Tradition and Novelty" by Jaroslaw WLODARCZYK (Warsaw, Poland) |
| 17.05-17.30 | ------------- |
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Session slot 3.F
Chair: Volker Wissemann (Jena, Germany) Symposium R-11: "Botanical gardens within global and local dynamics: Sociability, professionalization and diffusion of knowledge" Session 3: Botanical Gardens in Context Location: Room 7, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Andreas Gryphius and the Instructive Garden" by Patricia D. HARDIN (Lexington, USA) |
| 16.40-17.05 | " 'Mixing Foreign Trees with the Natives'; The Form and Ideology of Irish Botanic Gardens and Arboreta" by Finola O'KANE (Dublin, Ireland) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Space, State, Territory, Region and Habitat: Alpine Gardens in the Habsburg Countries" by Marianne KLEMUN (Vienna, Austria) |
| 17.30-17.55 | "Did Colonization Boost International Relations between Botanical Gardens? The Belgian Situation" by Denis DIAGRE (Bruxelles, Belgium) |
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Session slot 3.G
Chair: W. Gerhard POHL (Linz, Austria) Symposium R-7: "Scientific connections between Austria and Poland (and their global importance)" Location: Room 1, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Michael Sendivogius - an Alchemist and Austrian-Polish Double Agent of the beginning 17th Century" by Rudolf W. SOUKUP (Vienna, Austria) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "From Galicia to Vienna: scientific careers of I. Puluj and I. Horbaczewski" by Roman PLYATSKO (Lviv, Ukraine) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Smoluchowski and Vienna" by Hermann HUNGER (Vienna, Austria) |
| 17.30-17.55 | "100 Years Theory of Brownian Motion: Einstein, Smoluchowski, their forerunners and followers" by W. Gerhard POHL (Linz, Austria) |
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Session slot 3.H
Chair: Hartmut HECHT (Berlin, Germany) Symposium R-5: "Leibniz on Science, Medicine and Technology - a European Project of the Leibniz-Edition" Location: Room 2, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Series VIII of the Leibniz-Edition. An Introduction" by Eberhard KNOBLOCH (Berlin, Germany) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Leibniz online. A Modern Presentation of Unknown Manuscripts" by Hartmut HECHT (Berlin, Germany) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Leibniz's Early Papers on Medical Care" by Achim TRUNK (Berlin, Germany) |
| 17.30-17.55 | "Leibniz in Paris" by Vladimir KIRSANOV (Moscow, Russia) |
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Session slot 3.I
Chair: Mitchell G. ASH (Vienna, Austria) Symposium R-6: "Natural scientists in Habsburg Monarchy 1848-1918" Location: Room 13, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University |
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| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Physicists and Chemists at the University of Agriculture (Hochschule fuer Bodenkultur) in Vienna between 1890 and 1918" by Paulus EBNER (Vienna, Austria) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Physicists and Chemists at the Vienna University of Technology around 1900: Mobility and Carer Patterns" by Juliane MIKOLETZKY (Vienna, Austria) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Searching for Excellence. Appointments to Chairs at the Medical Faculty of Vienna University during the 2nd half of the 19th Century: Strategies for Success or Political Programs?" by Felicitas SEEBACHER (Klagenfurt, Austria) |
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Session slot 3.J
Chair: Michal KOKOWSKI (Cracow, Poland) Symposium R-19: "How to understand and write the History of Science?" or "Methodology of the History of Science" Location: Room 14, Collegium Olszewskiego (ground floor), Jagiellonian University /td> | |
| TIME | CONTRIBUTED PAPER / SPEAKER |
| 16.15-16.40 | "Writing the history of Catalan molecular biology: using correspondence, interviews and papers" by Xavier CALVÓ-MONREAL (Barcelona, Spain) |
| 16.40-17.05 | "Adjectives, Footnotes and Captions. Historiographic biases against preformation in mid-war accounts of embryology" by Clara PINTO-CORREIA (Lisbon, Portugal) |
| 17.05-17.30 | "Controversies and Concept Changes in Erythrocyte Aging Studies: A Look into the Dynamics of the Research Area" by Maria STRECHT ALMEIDA (Porto, Portugal) |
| Location: Botanic Garden, Jagiellonian University | |
| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 19.30-22.30 | Conference Dinner |
