Bulletin 160 – March 2024
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Guglielmo Marconi’s magnetic detector in a cigar box: Biography of a material myth By Roberta Spada, Politecnico di Milano / Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Italy This
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Portraying the Fundus: Production and use of ophthalmoscopic images in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century By Corinne Doria, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, China This research
Bulletin 159 – December 2023 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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Scientific instrument collection in a girls’ secondary school in Valencia, Spain: the Instituto San Vicente Ferrer (1933-1990s). Mar Rivera ColomerThis research was supported by a SIS Grant. A longer piece
Bulletin 158 – September 2023 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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Bulletin 156 – March 2023 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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Can an astronomical instrument be religious? Wooden quadrants from the Late Ottoman Empire. Yasemin Akçagüner, Columbia University, New YorkRecipient of SIS grant 2022 Introduction In 2018, Silke Ackermann posed the
BULLETIN 155 – December 2022 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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