Max Planck Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

The Institute's Research Activities (sorted by name of scholars at the institute)

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Erickson, Paul
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Renn, Jürgen
Beyond the Myth of Universal Space and Impenetrable Matter: The Overlapping Worlds of General Relativity and Quantum Theory
Expansion of Theoretical Mechanics in the Early Modern Period
Historical Epistemology of Space: Experience and Theoretical Reflection in the Historical Development of Spatial Knowledge
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics: Consolidation, Extension, and Reception
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics: Digital Infrastructure
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics: Institutions and Quantum Physics
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics: Old Quantum Theory
History and Foundations of Quantum Physics: The Genesis of Quantum Mechanics
History of Quantum Gravity
History of Science in Action: Alternative Forms of Dissemination
History of Scientific Objects
Knowledge and Belief in Early Modern Science
Mental Models in the History of Knowledge: The Relation of Practical Experience and Conceptual Structures in the Emergence of Science
Open Access Research Infrastructure: European Cultural Heritage Online (ECHO)
Reorganizing Knowledge in Developed Science: Integration and Disintegration of Knowledge Systems
Structural Changes in Systems of Knowledge
The Concept of Scientific Philosophy and the Revolutionary Developments in the Natural Sciences from 1870 to 1950
The Genesis of General Relativity (four-volumes edition)
The Globalization of Knowledge and Modern Science
The Globalization of Knowledge and its Consequences: The Transfer and Transformation Processes of Knowledge Across Different Cultures
The Great Enclosure at Musawwarat es Sufra (Sudan) – inscriptional and pictorial graffiti from the 3rd century BC to the present time: an online presentation
The Impenetrability of Matter: Space and Matter in Early Modern Science
The Place of Local Knowledge in the Global Community
The Transformation of Ancient Spatial Knowledge in its Intercultural Transfer: The Early Modern Translation of Euclid’s Elements into Chinese
Transliteration and Transfiguration of Cultural Traditions: Archaeology, Medical Knowledge, Art, and Science
Weight, Energy and Force: Conceptual Structural Changes in Ancient Knowledge as a Result of its Transmission (Cooperative Research Center 644 – "Transformations of Antiquity")
Ritvo, Harriet
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Tkaczyk, Viktoria
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