Gregg Mitman: Hay Fever Holiday: Health, Leisure, and the Persistence of Place
Londa Schiebinger: Human Experimentation: Slaves and Women in the Eighteenth Century
Robert J. Richards: The Linguistic Creation of Man: the Romantic Foundations of Darwinian Evolutionary Theory
Fritz Stern: Et in Arcadia ego: Berlin zur Zeit Einsteins
Robert Rynasiewicz: The Supposed Electron, or Whose Electron Did Thomson Discover?
Arthur I. Miller: How Einstein Discovered the Equivalence Principle in 1907: Electromagnetism, Gravitation, Acceleration, Mass, and Mental Models
William Newman: Die Abstammung des Männchens: The Homunculus and His Early History
Friedrich Steinle: Exploring colours: Newton, Goethe and the experiment
Nani Clow: The Indispensable Research Staff: Collaborative Experiment and Laboratory Culture in Liverpool, 1881-1900
Ursula Klein: Styles of Experimenting - Limits of Local History
Andrew Pickering: Scenes from the History of Cybernetics: Ross Ashby, Stafford Beer and Gordon Pask.
Ohad Parnes: Experimenting cells. A chapter in the origins of the bio-medical sciences
Wolfgang Lefèvre: Drawings in the Realm of Renaissance Engineers
Christoph Hoffmann: Experimenting Reference. Two studies on scientific photography: Ernst Mach, 1865/1886
Henning Schmidgen: Exploring Laboratory Landscapes, or What do we learn from published sources on sites of experimentation in 19th century life sciences?
John Dettloff: Working to Rule: Chemical Quantification, Workshop Production, and Political Authority in Eighteenth-Century France
Marcus Popplow: Models of machines: Challenging objects in the emergence of classical mechanics
Mikulás Teich: The 20th-Century Scientific-Technical Revolution
Jan Golinski: “Weather, Fashions, News and the Like Publick Topicks”: Meteorology and Modernity in the Eighteenth Century
Arpad Szabó: Vorgeschichte der griechischen Trigonometrie
Peter Beurton: Was the “Evolutionary Synthesis” (1930-1970) Really a Synthesis?
Jean-Paul Gaudillière: Modeling human diseases in the biotech century: inbred mice, risk, and cancer
Debora Meijers: The “Painted Museum” as a genre
Staffan Müller-Wille: System of Nature and Economy of Nature. The Organisation of Linnaean Natural History
Jens Lachmund: Reconfiguring Space: Ecology, the City, and the Rise of Urban Nature
Matthew Price: Economics According to Nature. The History of Ecological Economics
Marcel Weber: Normative Methodology and the Experimental Systems Perspective in the History of Biology
Thomas Potthast: “Ökologie als Bekenntnis”: Epistemic-moral Hybrids in German Ecology
Abigail Lustig: A Genealogy of Altruism in Modern Biology
Dieter Hoffmann: Wissenschaft(ler) im Spannungsfeld von Zwang, Anpassung und Verantwortung: Max Planck 1933/35
Adolf Grünbaum: A New Critique of Theological Interpretations of Physical Cosmology
Mark Walker: Uncertain Relations: Scientific, Artistic, and Literary Interpretations of Confrontations between Neanderthals and Modern Homo sapiens.
Hannah Landecker and Christopher Kelty: Cellular Features: Immortality, Apostrophe and Apoptosis in Microcinematography
Anke te Heesen: Double Entry Collecting
Andreas Hüttemann: Chaos and Law - Laws of Nature in the 17th Century
Gerhard Wiesenfeldt: Representing Science as a Model Society: The Illustrations of Teyler’s Very Large Electrical Machine, 1785-1795
Eric Francoeur: Interactive Molecular Graphics: A Case-Study in the Emergence of a Computer-Based Visualization Culture
Sven Dierig: Apollo’s Tragedy: Philhellenism and Experiment in Emil du Bois-Reymond’s Laboratory