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Symposium für wissenschaftliche Instrumente Rijksmuseum Boerhaave Teylers Museum. Im September 2018 organisierte das Rijksmuseum Boerhaave den 37. internationalen Kongress der Scientific Instrument Commission. 150 wissenschaftliche Wissenschaftshistoriker, Museumskuratoren, Sammler und Studierende aus mehr als 20 Ländern der Welt kamen eine Woche lang zusammen, um über historische wissenschaftliche Instrumente und deren Beiträge zur wissenschaftlichen Entwicklung zu diskutieren. Das allgemeine Thema der Konferenz war Instrumente und das Imperium des Menschen über die Dinge. Quelle: https://rijksmuseumboerhaave.nl/sic2018/ [rev. 17.10.2021].

The XXXVIII Symposium of the Scientific Instrument Commission took place from the 23d to the 27th of September 2019 in Havana, Cuba. It was jointly organized by the University of Havana, the Cuban Chemical Society, the Cuban Physics Society and the Office of the Historian of Havana. It took place at the University of Havana Convention Center and at scientific institutions in Old Havana.Symposium theme: Instruments at crossroadsThe invention, construction and use of scientific instruments are often strongly affected by external conditions that depend on time period and geographical location. Climate, for instance, may influence the choice, use and life not only of meteorological instruments but also of all kind of instruments Р think of polar, tropical or equatorial locations. Changes in local (or global) economics, politics or agricultural and industrial development, may also shape instrumentsХ design and making Р think of the disruption created by electric trams passing close to urban physics laboratories. We might wonder how such crossroads may bring to instruments obsolescence, innovation, or reconfiguration how are scientific instruments adapted, reconfigured or created in response to changing external circumstances? Quelle: https://www.scientific-instrument-commission.org/sic-conferences/item/xxxviii-symposium-of-the-scientific-instrument-commission [rev. 17.10.2021].

Ursprünglich geplant: London (UK). Wegen Covid-19 als virtuelle Konferenz gehalten.The Фspatial turnХ in history of science and historical geography has seen fruitful exploration of the situatedness of knowledge production and practice. Instrument historians have paid close attention to how instruments have been made, used and understood in a variety of spaces.This yearХs theme reflects some current interests of our host institutions. The Science MuseumХs new Science City 1550-1800 gallery explores how scientific instrument making and experimental practice shaped, and were shaped by, the growing city of London. The forthcoming Royal Museums Greenwich Royal Observatory 350 project will explore the legacy of one of the most iconic sites in instrument history. Museums are also in their own right significant spaces for the preservation, study and public interpretation of scientific instruments.The theme also builds on excellent discussions at recent SIC Symposia which have explored instruments at the crossroads, infrastructure, global/local and east/west narratives.Quelle: https://www.scientific-instrument-commission.org/sic-conferences/item/xxxix-scientific-instrument-symposium [rev. 17.10.2021].

Zeitraum: Jedes SemesterInternationale Beteiligte: unterschiedliche, auch internationale Vortragende

Zeitraum: 29.06.-03.07.2020 (verschoben auf 19. Р 23. Juli 2021)

Material Culture in the History of Physics, seit 2017, e-course mit einer Woche Präsenzlehre am Deutschen Museum München, weitere Informationen unterhttps://www.uni-flensburg.de/physik/forschung/material-culture/

Lille (FRA), Vortrag: Using the History of Scientific Practices in Non-Formal Science Education

Beitrag von Prof. Dr. Beate Blaseio: Historisches Lernen in den Grundschulen Europas - Fachstrukturen und Curricula.

Entwicklung von Lernkompetenzen im handlungsorientierten Technikunterricht.Vortrag anlässlich der Studientage der Pädagogischen Hochschule Bern РWissen erwerben, Kompetenzen entwickeln.