One off activity recognised by the UV with a elective (non-major) credit. Institute for the History of Medicine and Science at the Cerveró Palace
One off activity recognised by the UV with a elective (non-major) credit. Institute for the History of Medicine and Science at the Cerveró Palace
Schedule:
January 25, 2012, 17 h.
Inventando trincheras: normas y fronteras en la sociedad centroeuropea a principios del siglo XX. Javier Ordóñez (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid).
(Inventing trenches: norms and borders in the Central Europe society in the early 20th Century.)
9 de febrero de 2012, 17 h.
'¿Qué nos dice la secuenciación de proteínas de la historia de la biomedicina contemporánea? Prácticas, técnicas y su circulación en el contexto español (1968-1998). Miguel García-Sancho (Instituto de Filosofía-CSIC).
What does protein sequencing tell us about contemporary biomedicine history? Practices, techniques and their circulation in the Spanish context (1968-1998)
23 de febrero de 2012, 17 h.
Scientific Inheritance. Gregory Radick (University of Leeds).
6 de marzo de 2012, 17 h.
Child growth: science, ideology and the circulation of knowledge in 20th century. Astri Andresen (University of Bergen).
18 de abril de 2012, 17 h.
Making Genomic Medicine: New Knowledge, New Politics. Steve Sturdy (University of Edinburgh).
The first two seminars will be taught in Spanish, the rest will be in English.
For further information and enrolment, call 963926259 or submit your questions and applications to this email: jesus.morales@uv.es
ScheduleFrom 10 january 2012 to 25 january 2012. Monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday at 09:00 to 14:00.
Place
Cerveró Palace (Plaza Cisneros, 4. 46003. Valencia)
Institute for the History of Medicine and Science.
Contact jesus.morales@uv.es
