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Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
C-3
TEC02
Patents and Inventors, 1800-1939
Seminario C, Nivel 0
Maurizio Lupo : Technological Innovation in a Peripheral Area Part Three: Further Considerations about Inventors, Inventions and Patents in the Ital-ian Mezzogiorno during the First Half of XIXth Century Patricio Saiz : Patents as Corporate Tools: Babcock & Wilcox's Business Strategies in Spain before World War II Jochen Streb, Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer : The Berlin Stock Exchange in Imperial Germany – a Market for New Technology? Michelangelo Vasta, Laura Magazzini : The Value of Patents in Italy, 1861-1913
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
H-4
RUR14
Connecting Spaces: Transport, Technical Change, and Social Impacts, 1850-1920
Aula 5, Nivel 0
Nancy Koppelman : Hierarchies of Energy on the Streets of New York: Movement by Machine as Social Capital, 1868-1903 Peter Meyer, Intan Hamdan-Livramento & Julio Raffo : Aeronautical Patents and Aviation History from 1880-1916 Bruno Navarro, Hugo Silveira Pereira : Building Railways in the Portugese Colonies of Africa and India: the Mormugao and Ambaca Railways Robert Schwartz : Railways, Environmental Change, and Public Health in Great Britain, 1850 to 1914 I-4 CUL05 Knowledge Production in Early Modern Europe Aula 6, Nivel 0
Harald Kleinberger : Transformation of Depicted Knowledge. Technical Literature and Drawings of Machines in Practice in the 18th Century Peter Paul Marckhgott : Early Modern Mining Technology: a Transatlantic Space of Knowledge Sandra Pfistermüller : Producing Geographical Knowledge in Time of Metamorphosis: an Analysis of Zedler's Universal-Lexicon using the Methodology and Questions of the History of Knowledge
Thursday 31 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
M-5
HEA05a
History of Nuclear Energy and Society I: Nuclear Power, International Organizations and Anti-nuclear Movements in a Comparative and Transnational Perspective
Aula 10, Nivel 1
Arne Kaijser : Explaining the Rise and Fall of Anti-nuclear Movements: the Case of Sweden Jan-Henrik Meyer : Challenging the Ultimate Resource. Reviewing Social Movement Approaches to the Nuclear Energy Conflict in a Historical Perspective Y-5 TEC01 Opening the Future. The Inauguration Ceremonies of Large-scale Technological Projects Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2
Benjamin Brendel : Dams in Spotlight: Inauguration Ceremonies and the Presentation of Power Valentina Fava : From Large Technological Projects to “Deals of the Century”: Italian Businesses and their Global Events in the 1960s Lyubomir Pozharliev : Roads to the Future and the Past – the Inauguration Ceremonies of Highways in PR of Bulgaria and SFR of Yugoslavia
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
M-6
HEA05b
History of Nuclear Power and Society II: How to Research Societal Perceptions of and Engagement with Nuclear Energy in a Historical and Interdisciplinary Perspective
Aula 10, Nivel 1
Albert Presas I Puig : Methodological Reflections on the Historical Experience with Nuclear Energy M. del Mar Rubio-Varras, Joseba della Torre : History of Nuclear Energy and Society: the Role of Economic History Clarifying the Context within which Certain Decisions were made John Whitton, Ana Prades, Matthew Cotton, Wilfried Konrad, Josep Espluga & Ioan Parry : The Theoretical, Methodological and Epistemological Challenges of the Multi – Disciplinary History of Nuclear Energy and Society (HoNESt) Research Project
Thursday 31 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
I-8
RUR02
Energy in the Countryside, 1860-1960: Domesticating Energy on the Canadian Rural Homestead, and in the Cottages, Farms and Country Houses of Rural England
Aula 6, Nivel 0
Michael Kay, Graeme Gooday : Electrifying the English Country House: Modern Energy and Communications in a Rural Setting Ruth Sandwell : “‘An Almost Perfect Illuminant:’ Kerosene Lighting in Rural Canada, 1859-1940.” Karen Sayer : Energy Transitions in the Farms and Cottages of Rural England, 1920-1960
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
Y-10
TEC03
Rewriting the History of Innovation
Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2
Keith Sugden : The Timing and Impact of the Mechanization of Cotton Manufacture upon Male and Female Employment, 1780-1830 Carlos Tabernero, Mònica Alcalá-Lorente : Natural Heritage as a Media Modernizing Commodity: Wildlife Television and the Image of Spain during the 1970s Transition to Democracy |
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