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Master artisan and virtuoso: Practising natural history in the Renaissance pharmacy shop
Master artisan and virtuoso: Practising natural history in the Renaissance pharmacy shop
Webinar series "Plants in early modern knowledge: History, philosophy, and medicine" The Ca' Foscari University of Venice organises a series of seven webinars this spring on plants in early modern knowledge. The last one, on June 9, is given by Valentina Pugliano (MIT – Massachusetts Institute of Technology), “Master artisan and virtuoso: Practising natural history…
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Medical Objects Symposium
Medical Objects Symposium
The KU Leuven Interdisciplinary Platform for the Study of the Sciences (LIPPS) is organising an afternoon symposium on the subject of medical objects. Medical objects have different functions and generate different meanings. In addition to their (original) clinical or scientific function, they represent biomedical knowledge to patients and medical practitioners, generate memories of illness, treatment…
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What was epidemiology?
The University of Edinburgh is organising an early career workshop entitled: What was epidemiology? New perspectives on the history of an undisciplined field. The workshop is held June 14-17, 2021. Under the overarching question “What was epidemiology?” the organisers want to open a forum for creative explorations of a new historiography of epidemiology in the…
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Waste or want. A moral history of human bodily materials in twentieth century medicine
Waste or want. A moral history of human bodily materials in twentieth century medicine
EAHMH webinar series June 16, 12.30-1.30 pm CET In the webinar series of the European Association for the History of Medicine and Health (EAHMH), HHH member Noortje Jacobs (Erasmus University Rotterdam) gives a lecture entitled "Waste or want. A moral history of human bodily materials in twentieth century medicine". For a sneak preview on the…
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De hokjes voorbij: Inclusie en destigmatisering rond psychische problematiek vanuit verschillend perspectief
De hokjes voorbij: Inclusie en destigmatisering rond psychische problematiek vanuit verschillend perspectief
Symposium about inclusion and destigmatisation regarding mental health problems from various perspectives (keynotes in English) Featuring keynote speakers Imogen Tyler, Luna Dolezal and Nicolas Rüsch 18 June 2021 @ 12:30-17:00, online Interdisciplinary symposium about inclusion and destigmatisation of people with mental health problems from various perspectives: past and present; psychology, sociology, humanities and human rights;…
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Blazing a trail: Confronting fire risk and burns injury in the British workplace c. 1800-1990
Blazing a trail: Confronting fire risk and burns injury in the British workplace c. 1800-1990
EAHMH webinar series June 23, 12.30-1.30 pm CET In the webinar series of the European Association for the History of Medicine and Health (EAHMH), Jonathan Reinarz (University of Birmingham) gives a lecture entitled “Blazing a trail: Confronting fire risk and burns injury in the British workplace”. The link to this webinar is found in this…
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SSHM 50th Anniversary Conference: Resilience POSTPONED
Biennual conference of the Society for the Social History of Medicine POSTPONED to June/July 2022 The Society for the Social History of Medicine has had to postpone last year's conference again, this time to June-July 2022. The theme is resilience: What are the histories of resilience as a medical, psychiatric and biological concept? What are…