Roundtable on “How to Write Transnational History of Science and Technology Today?”
Date: 10. February 2024Time: 10:00 – 14:30Location: “Josephs – Das Offene Innovationslabor” (Augustinerstraße 19, 90403, Nuremberg, Germany)
Roundtable on “How to Write Transnational History of Science and Technology Today?” open to the public
Title: How to Write Transnational History of Science and Technology Today?
Date: Saturday 10th February 2024.
Time: 10:00-14:30
Venue: “Josephs – Das Offene Innovationslabor” (Augustinerstraße 19, 90403, Nuremberg, Germany)
Register with Aske Hennelund Nielsen latest 9. February 2024 on: aske.h.nielsen@fau.de
The Chair of Science, Technology and Gender Studies is organizing a roundtable on “How to Write Transnational History of Science and Technology Today?” with experts from history of science, science studies, international relations and a science diplomat. The roundtable will draw on the many new insights gathered from a one-week intensive winter school we call a Transnational_History_Lab, focused on how to write the History of Science and Technology anew.
The seminar will take place at “Josephs” in the room “Lovelace”. Please register with Aske Hennelund Nielsen (aske.h.nielsen@fau.de
The winter school and seminar is supported through a grant by the VolkswagenStiftung.
Event Details
“Josephs – Das Offene Innovationslabor” (Augustinerstraße 19, 90403, Nuremberg, Germany)