• Research Reels: Riaz Howey

    Research Reel

    Short Video

    Riaz Howey: ‘Rotten and Useful’: Compos(t)ing Knowledge in Mongol Iran

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  • Magazine with a black and white image of a boy.

    Feature Story

    No. 89

    Laboratory for Multimodal History: An Inclusive Space for Audiovisual Experimentation and Collaborative Research

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  • Research Reels: Marianna Sczcygielska (stage)

    Research Reel

    Short Video

    Marianna Szczygielska: Animating Capture: A Microhistory of Elephant Mobility

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  • Magazine with a black and white image of a boy.

    Feature Story

    No. 89

    Laboratory for Multimodal History: An Inclusive Space for Audiovisual Experimentation and Collaborative Research

    More

Founded in 1994, the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG) in Berlin is one of the more than 80 research institutes of the Max Planck Society. Since its inception, the Institute has continually expanded the boundaries of the field of the history of science—critically interrogating basic concepts, bringing multiple disciplines into dialog, and experimenting with novel research methods.

 

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New vacancies in research, administration and/or technical support

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MPIWG elected as a member of the Consortium for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine

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Exhibition stand and several MPIWG scholars at this year's ESHS/HSS Joint Meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland 

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Events

Managing Astral Knowledge in Mongolian Society: Production, Transmission, and Utilization

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Passionate Knowledge II—Passions: From Epistemology to Politics

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History of (Declining?) Science

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Avoiding Technocratic Contestations: A Case Study in Standards-Setting for Environmental, Social, and Governance Disclosures in China

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