12/20 Our department’s Assistant Professor Alberto Bardi has recently published an article titled “The Relationships between Scientific and Theological Discourses at the Crossroads between Medieval and Early Modern Times and the Historiography of Science: A Case Study from Fourteenth-Century Byzantium”
09/20 Alberto Bardi delivered an invited lecture at the World Copernican Congress in Toruń, Poland, the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus
09/07 Alberto Bardi attended Workshop Works in Progress in the History of Science at Ca’ Foscari University Venice
11/08 Lecture 77 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Arthur Harris, “Aristotle, Mechanica, and the Investigation of Nature”
10/02 Lecture 74 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Efthymios Nikolaidis, “The Antikythera Mechanism: 120 Years of Research, Current Discoveries, and Open Questions”
09/30 Lecture 73 of the THU History and Philosophy of Science Lecture Series: Efthymios Nikolaidis, “Byzantine Astronomy Under the Mongol Empire: Parallels and Contrasts with Contemporary Chinese Astronomy”
03/02 Summary of Lecture 51, THU History of Science, Philosophy, and Technology Lecture Series: Dong Qiaosheng, How Life Arises: Reproductive and Hereditary Theories in Ancient Greek Medical/Philosophical Texts
03/02 Summary of Lecture 51, THU History of Science, Philosophy, and Technology Lecture Series: Dong Qiaosheng, How Life Arises: Reproductive and Hereditary Theories in Ancient Greek Medical/Philosophical Texts
04/10 Presentation丨Copernicus’s Axioms? Tradition and Intuition in the History and Philosophy of Western Mathematical Sciences
