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Sponsor: Harvard Early Sciences Working Group Speaker: Alex Halberstam (G2 PhD, History of Science)

Sponsors: Mahindra Humanities Center Seminars on Civilizations of Ancient Greece and Rome and on History of the Book, and the Renaissance Colloquium in the Department of English, Harvard University Join us for a discussion with Leah Whittington (English...

Sponsor: Mahindra Humanities Center Seminar in the History of the Book The event features microtalks by members of our community.

Sponsor: Global Information History Workshop Speaker: Melinda Michel, University of Bonn More information Global Information History Workshop Co-organised by Yuval Givon (Jerusalem), Anja-Silvia Goeing (Harvard) and Philippe Bernhard Schmid (Basel). Co...

Sponsor: Global Information History Workshop Speaker: Yakov Mayer, University of Haifa More information Global Information History Workshop Co-organised by Yuval Givon (Jerusalem), Anja-Silvia Goeing (Harvard) and Philippe Bernhard Schmid (Basel). Co...

Sponsor: Global Information History Workshop Speaker: Monika Mommertz, University of Basel More information Global Information History Workshop Co-organised by Yuval Givon (Jerusalem), Anja-Silvia Goeing (Harvard) and Philippe Bernhard Schmid (Basel). Co...

Sponsor: Harvard Early Sciences Working Group Speaker: Spence Weinreich (Fellow, Harvard Society of Fellows/Assistant Professor of History, UCLA) Lunch is provided upon RSVP to ESWG coordinators: cmayhew at fas.harvard.edu or courtney_gragson at g.harvard...

Sponsor: Harvard Early Sciences Working Group Speaker: Manny Medrano (PhD Candidate, History) Lunch is provided upon RSVP to ESWG coordinators: cmayhew at fas.harvard.edu or courtney_gragson at g.harvard.edu

Co-sponsored by the Harvard Renaissance Colloquium and Harvard Early Modern World Katie Ebner-Landy (author) and Emily Silk (HUP editor) will discuss their work together in the making of The Character Sketch of Philosophy: Manners, Mores, Types (Harvard...

Host: Global Information History Workshop Speaker: Mikhail Sergeev (The National Library of Russia, St Petersburg) (Work-in-progress paper) Topic: Information Management & Humanism Readings: Conrad Gessner, information management and the Renaissance (tba)...