News
Doctoral student Li Hongyu published a book review titled “Heidegger on Technology’s Danger and Promise in the Age of AI” in the International Philosophical Studies
Associate Professor Jiang Che published a paper titled “Reexamining the ‘Hessen-Grossmann Thesis’ in the Study of Scientific Revolutions” in Studies in Philosophy of Science and Technology
Li Hongyu and Hu Yilin has published an article titled “Toward a more instrument-centered biography from object agency to object individuality”
Assistant Professor Lu Bolin has published an article titled “Research on the Eccentricity System of Medieval Soil Water Balls from the Perspective of Natural Philosophy”
Asscociate Professor Jiang Che has recently published an article titled “Charting Plants: Robert Morison’s Visualisation of Botanical Classification”
Science Museology: Museums and the History of Science by Associate professor Liu Niankai
The Radio Wave Era: An Exhibition of the Early History of Radio at Tsinghua University Science Museum by Professor Wu Guosheng
Events
Lecture 114 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Li-Jen Cheng, “Mathematics, History and Philosophy: A Unified Framework
Lecture 113 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Hans Radder, “Reproduction and reproducibility in experimental and observational research
Lecture 112 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Youhua Ao, “‘Climate Is Negligible’: How to Understand the Climate Chapters in Local Records in the Early Qing Dynasty (1644-1722)
Lecture 96 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Lena Springer, “Erasing Local Names from Chinese Materia Medica Archives: Examples from the Database Project with Chinese Historical Healthcare Manuscripts (CHHM) of the Unschuld Collection, and from Ethno-historical Fieldwork about Daoist Medicines”
Lecture 97 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Mark Solovey, “Breaking Bad and the Problem of Conformity: Revisiting the Stanford Prison Study”
Lecture 98 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Kong Lingwei, “Cartography of Tibet in the Qing Dynasty and Its Significance in Global History
Lecture 99 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Dagmar Schäfer, “Digital Double Helix – Computational Methods as Tools and Objects in the History of Knowledge
Academic Events
Academic Events
