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Digitalizing the China Foundation Network
China has become a major contributor to world science today, with the highest number of scientific publications in the world, a centralized government
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Heaven in your Hand: Astral Knowledge on Ancient and Medieval Coins
The project examines celestial bodies depicted on coins, focusing on the global late antique and medieval world. When considering twenty-first-century
Visiting Scholar Erik Baark in ThinkChina on China and COP28
Go to articleGastwissenschaftler Erik Baark in ThinkChina über China und COP28
Zum ArtikelSpace for the Third World: Development and Women in Science in the Mexican Space Disciplines during the Global Cold War
This project addresses the question of how ideals of Third-world development and women’s participation in science shaped the institutionalization of s
Rare Earth: Geohistories, and Commercial Geography c. 1600-1750
Until the mid-eighteenth century, most of the world’s precious stones were mined and consumed in South and Southeast Asia, from deposits that remained