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Alumni

Ion Gabriel Mihailescu

Visiting Predoctoral Fellow (2018)

PhD, Berliner Zentrum für Wissensgeschichte

Ion Mihailescu studied History of Science at Harvard University, obtaining his PhD in 2018 with a dissertation on the rise and spread of graphical methods in the nineteenth-century physical sciences. His research centers on the development of diagrammatic reasoning and the history of categories as modes of cognition. Ion is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Berlin Center for the History of Knowledge. His current project looks at the use of weather charts in late-eighteeth-century meteorology and their direct connection with the graphical activity of William Playfair and Alexander von Humboldt.

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Charting the Weather: Graphical Representations in Late Eighteenth-Century Meteorology

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Past Events

Seminar

Science in a "Minor Language"

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Lecture

Machine Translation Before and After the Iron Curtain

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Seminar

Chasing Science on the Move: Translation, Domestication, Transformation

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Lecture

Of Lexical Shells and Textual Monstrosities: Tales of Translation in Late Imperial China

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Seminar

Tensions between Variability of Ancient Texts and Normativity of Databases: Case Studies

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Lecture

From Clay to Modern Editions: the Metamorphoses of Numbers

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News & Press

Summer 2018 Lecture Series in the “History of Knowledge” announced

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