3rd Workshop 'Institutions and Networks' (Leuven, 12-13 juni 2008)

Scientific Research Network Circulating Knowledge in Early Modern Science and the Flemish Research Foundation (FWO-Vlaanderen) present the 


3rd Workshop 'Institutions and Networks'

Leuven, 12-13 June 2008

Organised by Mordechai Feingold and Geert Vanpaemel


Programme

Thursday 12 June

  • 14.00
    Mordechai Feingold (California Institute of Technology)
    Confabulatory Life
  • 14.45
    Ugo Baldini (University of Padua)
    The Euro-Asian correspondence network of the Jesuits as a channel for scientific communication: Typology and location
  • 15.30
    Coffee break
  • 16.00
    Thomas Wallnig (University of Vienna)
    Congregatio or Academia? The Institutional Frameworks of Benedictine Erudition in the 17th and 18th Centuries
  • 16.45
    Klaas van Berkel (University of Groningen)
    Trading companies as scientific institutions: the case of the Dutch East India Company
  • 20.00
    Conference Dinner

Friday 13 June

  • 9.00
    Marta Cavazza (University of Bologna)
    The role of the Bolognese Institute of sciences in the dissemination of Northern European scientific knowledge in Eighteenth-Century Italy
  • 9.45
    Huib Zuidervaart (Huygens Institute, Den Haag)
    Standardization and Institutionalization of Meteorology in the Low Countries in the 18th-century
  • 10.30
    Coffee break
  • 11.00
    Noel Malcolm (Oxford University)
    The Correspondence of Marin Mersenne: Experimentalism and Communication
  • 11.45
    Paul Arblaster (KU Leuven)
    Connectivity in the Republic of Letters: the Case of Constantijn Huygens
  • 12.30
    Lunch
  • 14.30
    Minhea Dobre (University of Bucharest)
    Early Cartesianism in the Scientific Journals of the Seventeenth-Century
  • 15.15
    Djoeke van Netten (University of Groningen)
    Early modern scholar-printers as intermediaries of knowledge
  • 16.00
    Coffee break
  • 16.30
    Geert Vanpaemel (KU Leuven)
    The role of textbooks in the physics curriculum of the Leuven Faculty of Arts
  • 17.15
    Conclusions and Round Table Debate


Attendance is free.


For practical reasons, we ask any one wishing to participate to contact geert.vanpaemel@wet.kuleuven.be.


Venue:

Faculty Club

Groot Begijnhof 14, 3000 Leuven (Belgium)



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