Events

Wed 06 Apr: 14:15-15:45 | Koll G (1532-214)
CSS colloquium: Sarah Davis, University of Copenhagen
Performing technoscience in hacker and makerspaces: The 'hacker spirit' in grassroots technological engagement
Wed 09 Mar: 14:15-15:45 | Aud. D4 (1531-219)
CSS colloquium: David Edgerton, King's College London
‘The supremacy of Uruguay’: how a peripherical historiography of science and technology may yet turn the world the right side up
Tue 08 Mar: 13:15-16:00 | Aud. D2 (1531-119)
PhD defense
Gunver Lystbæk Vestergård: Where does science news come from?
Mon 07 Mar: 14:15-15:45 | Koll D (1531-211)
CSS colloquium: Martin Bauer, London School of Economics
Learning from Resistance - Towards a Social Psychology of Techno-Scientific Mobilisation
Wed 24 Feb: 14:15-15:45 | Aud. D4 (1531-219)
CSS colloquium: Christian Joas, University of Munich
From “Quiet Corner” to “Major Crossroad:” Quantum Many-Body Physics in the 1950s
Wed 10 Feb: 14:15-15:45 | Aud. D4 (1531-219)
CSS colloquium: Yoran Jørgen Balslev, Tel Aviv University
Climatic aspects in the first city plan of Tel-Aviv (1925)
Wed 03 Feb: 14:15-16:00 | Aud. D1 (1531-113)
CSS colloquium: Josette Jacobs, Wageningen University, Netherlands
Philosophy of Science for non-philosophers
Fri 29 Jan: 11:15-15:00 | Aud. D1 (1531-113)
Master's Exam
Bircan Aykurt: Surveying Nanoscientists’ Communication Activities And Online Behavior
Wed 02 Dec: 14:15-15:45 | Koll. G (1532-214)
CSS colloquium: Deepak Kumar, Jawaharlal Nehru University
S&T and the Development Discourse in Twentieth Century India
Wed 25 Nov: 14:15-15:30 | Koll. G (1532-214)
CSS colloquium: Jacob Busch, Aarhus University
The fertility based argument for mathematical realism: a barren effort

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