The Espai Zero of the Biblioteca de Catalunya is hosting the free exhibition ‘Child prodigies: fame, science and politics’, curated by Andrea Graus, Victoria Molinari and Violeta Ruiz, from the History of Science area of the Milà i Fontanals Institution (IMF-CSIC, Barcelona). The exhibition employs the library’s resources to examine an often overlooked aspect of […]

Camille Jaccard (Université de Lausanne) :Paroles (de) folles dans la psychiatrie du XIXe siècle

The presentation is hosted by the NURSE team at the College of Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. The presentation will be conducted via Zoom or in person.(Zoom link will be emailed just prior to event date)

Transimperial Circulation of Political Models and Scientific Knowledge. The Case of Four “Latecomers” (Germany, Italy, Belgium, and Japan), 1880s-1940s The Società Italiana per lo studio della storia contemporanea seek original contributions that, through the lens of the politics of comparison, focus on four latecomer empires, namely Germany, Italy, Belgium, and Japan – the case of […]

The theme of this year’s  ICN conference is ” Nursing Power to change the World! “. The International Council of Nurses invite abstract submissions that align with this theme and address the diverse challenges and opportunities facing nursing professionals today.

Heidelberg University invites paper proposals engaging with the conference’s thematic focus on fever in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Areas of interest include the history of medicine, science and technology, as well as cultural, material, environmental, social, transregional and comparative histories. Please submit an abstract (200-250 words) and a brief academic biography by 15 […]