Lecture 09.11.2017: K. Zachmann and S. Esselborn, “How safe is safe enough?”
In the context of the lecture series
Phase One
Helmuth Trischler: Lecture “The Antropocene — A Challenge for the History of Science, Technology and the Environment”
On the 23rd October 2017 Helmuth Trischler will hold a lecture on the topic “The Anthropocene – A Challenge for the History of Science, Technology and the Environment” at the Symposium “Sustainability
Ruth Müller, Wissenschaftskulturen im Wandel: Werte und Bewertung
Ruth Müller will give a lecture on “Wissenschaftskulturen im Wandel: Werte und Bewertung (Changing Scientific Culture: Values and Valuation)
Helmuth Trischler: Lecture “Boundaries Blurred – The Anthropocene as a Challenge to Museums of Science, Technology, and Natural History” in Pittsburgh
Helmuth Trischler will give a lecture on the 25th October 2017 about the topic „Boundaries Blurred – The Anthropocene as a Challenge to Museums of Science, Technology, and Natural History” at
Sarah Ehlers: Doctors without Borders. Colonial sleeping-sickness, European identities and modern medicine, 1890-1950.
Sarah Ehlers will hold a lecture on the topic “Ärzte ohne Grenzen. Koloniale Schlafkrankheitsbekämpfung, europäische Identitäten und moderne Medizin, 1890-1950″ (“Doctors without Borders.
Mariacarla Gadebusch Bondio, Tommaso Bruni: “Full Publication of Clinical Studies Results, Reproducibility Crisis, and Patient-Powered Research Networks”
Mariacarla Gadebusch Bondio and Tommaso Bruni will hold a lecture on the 22nd September 2017 on the topic “Full Publication of Clinical Studies Results, Reproducibility Crisis, and Patient-Powered
Publication: M. Gadebusch Bondi, “Historical Roots of a Medical Model”
Maria Gadebusch Bondio has co-written, along with Francesco Spöring, the contribution “Historical Roots of a Medical Model”, which was published in 2017 in the collected volume “Philosophy of