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Thursday, 12 July<br />
FLOWS <strong>OF</strong> CHEMICAL KNOWLEDGE<br />
BODEK LOUNGE (HOUSTON, 1ST FLOOR)<br />
Victor Boantza, University of Sydney, Chymistry and Censorship at the Early French<br />
Academy and Royal Society<br />
Hsaio-Yun Cheng, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan, Alchemists in the United<br />
Kingdom in the 16th-18th Centuries: Social Networks and Transmission of Knowledge<br />
James Sumner, University of Manchester, “Strictly Chemical from Beginning to End”:<br />
The Credibility of Chemistry in Treatises on Brewing across the Nineteenth Century<br />
Chair: Jole Shackelford, University of Minnesota<br />
GENETICS, PLANT BREEDING, AND INSTITUTION BUILDING: INTERNATIONAL<br />
PERSPECTIVES FROM BRITAIN, NEW ZEALAND AND ITALY<br />
AMADA RECITAL HALL (IRVINE, 1ST FLOOR)(IRVINE, 1ST FLOOR)<br />
Dominic Berry, University of Leeds, State Patronage of Science: British Agricultural<br />
Science and the Development Commission, 1889-1919<br />
Berris Charnley, University of Exeter, Otto Frankel and the Institutional Context of<br />
Agricultural Genetics in New Zealand, 1927-1951<br />
Luca Iori, University of Bologna, Agricultural Genetics in Italy: Nazareno Strampelli<br />
(1866-1942)<br />
Commentator: Barbara Kimmelman, Philadelphia University<br />
Chair: *Berris Charnley, University of Exeter<br />
HISTORICAL DISPLAYS AND DISCIPLINARY IDENTITY<br />
CLASS <strong>OF</strong> ‘49 (HOUSTON, 2ND FLOOR)<br />
*Ruth Horry, University of Cambridge, Studying Babylonia in Philadelphia:<br />
Assyriological Practice and the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum, c.1900<br />
Boris Jardine, The Science Museum, “Coalbrookdale by Night” and the Science<br />
Museum by Day<br />
Anna Kathryn Schoefert, University of Cambridge, Mapping Out A Science: Joseph<br />
Needham’s “A Chart to Illustrate the History of Biochemistry and Physiology”<br />
(Cambridge, c.1924)<br />
Chair: Anna Maerker, King’s College London<br />
NOVELTY IN MEDICINE<br />
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (HOUSTON, 2ND FLOOR)<br />
Michael Finn, University of Leeds, Constructing a Diseased Mind: Testing Animals,<br />
Studying Patients, and Mapping Brains in a Victorian Asylum<br />
Jonathan Simon, University of Lyon, Serotherapy in Lyon: The Local Reception of<br />
Innovation<br />
Jaipreet Virdi, University of Toronto, Inquests into a Surgical Procedure: Creating<br />
Public and Professional Trust in Aural Surgery, 1830-1845<br />
Daniele Cozzoli, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Ranyard West’s Research on the Effect of<br />
Curare in the Central Nervous System Diseases<br />
Chair: Nola Semczyszyn, Franklin & Marshall College<br />
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