COLLOQUIUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

Thomas Heinze

Anna Leuschner

Volker Remmert

 

The IZWT colloquium presents lectures about current topics in science and technology studies. Each lecture of special guests from all over the world is followd by a discussion. You can find detailed information about lectures and lecturers on posters hung up throughout the university as well as published on the homepage of the IZWT.

 

 

LECTURES

 

Wednesday, 19.10.2022 | Thomas Morel (Wuppertal) | Underground Mathematics. Handwerkskultur und Wissensproduktion im frühneuzeitlichen Europa

Wednesday, 26.10.2022 | Melanie Sehgal und Alex Wilkie (Wuppertal / London) | Beyond the Bifurcation of Nature: Rethinking Aesthetics in Contemporary Knowledge Practices

Wednesday, 02.11.2022 | Aaron Clauset (Colorado) | Faculty hiring and changing representation in academia

Wednesday, 09.11.2022 | Désirée Schauz (München) | Die Fragilität des wissenschaftlichen Internationalismus. Beispiele aus der Geschichte der Göttinger Akademie

Wednesday, 16.11.2022 | Torsten Wilholt (Hannover) | Vertrauen in der Wissenschaft

Wednesday, 23.11.2022 | Gunnar Sivertsen (Oslo) | Two paradoxes of performance-based university funding systems

Wednesday, 30.11.2022 | Fabian Krämer (München) | Universitas Under Pressure: An Architectural Conceptual History, ca. 1860-1900

Wednesday, 07.12.2022 | James Fraser (Wuppertal) | Underdetermination, Theoretical Overlap and Social Construction

Wednesday, 14.12.2022 | Heike Solga (Berlin) | Wirken gleichstellungspolitische Maßnahmen beim Zugang zu Professuren? Erfahrungen aus Deutschland

Wednesday, 11.01.2023 | Caterina Schürch (Exeter) | Disziplinäre Normen in der disziplinenübergreifenden Erforschung biologischer Prozesse

Monday, 16.01.2023 | Paul Hoyningen-Huene (Zürich) | Systematizitätstheorie: Anwendungen und Weiterentwicklungen

Wednesday, 25.01.2023 | Brian Uzzi (Evanston) | Human and Machine Approaches that Boost Scientific and Technological Impact

Wednesday, 01.02.2023 | Catherine Herfeld (Zürich) | What Empirical Network Analysis can do for Philosophy of Science: The Case of Model Transfer