iCHSTM 2013 Programme • Version 5.3.6, 27 July 2013 • ONLINE (includes late changes)
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T197. History and historiography of the history of science, technology and medicine
Fri 26 July, 11:00–17:30 ▪ Uni Place 4.206
T197-A. Histories of the history of science, technology and medicine
Fri 26 July, 11:00–12:30 ▪ Uni Place 4.206
Chair: R Angus Buchanan | University of Bath, United Kingdom
Liviu-Alexandru Sofonea | Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania
Elena Helerea | Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania
On the history of ICOHTEC: the contribution of some Romanian institutions and devoted persons in the historical period named the ‘Cold War’, and after, in the ‘transition period’
Patrick Petitjean | Université Paris Diderot, France
L’académie internationale d’histoire des sciences des années 1930-1950: une impossible tour d’ivoire
Koji Kanayama | Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Japanese social constructivism of technology in the 1940s: Sakaji Yamada and Haruki Aikawa
T197-B. Nineteenth- and twentieth-century humanities and social sciences
Fri 26 July, 14:00–15:30 ▪ Uni Place 4.206
Chair: John Pickstone | University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Chris Manias twitter | University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Constructing the world of the cave artist, 1870-1930
Bart Karstens | Philosophy, Leiden University, Netherlands
Patterns and principles in nineteenth-century comparative philology
Marcia Rosetto | University of São Paulo, Brazil
The history of science and information science: dialogues between George Sarton and Paul Otlet
Rens Bod twitter | University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
The humanities as knowledge-making disciplines: the search for patterns and principles
T197-C. Professional issues in HSTM
Fri 26 July, 16:00–17:30 ▪ Uni Place 4.206
Chair: Anne Barrett | Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Simon Werrett twitter | University College London, United Kingdom
Making science sustainable: lessons from the history of science
Milada Sekyrková | Institute of the History of Charles University and Archive of Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic
‘Drop me a line’, or, the twilight of scientific correspondence?
Jenny Shaw | Wellcome Trust, United Kingdom
Documenting science: applying archival theory to the Human Genome Project
Margaret Rossiter | Cornell University, United States
The Rockefeller Foundation and the history of science
Location: University Place 4.206
Part of: University Place