• 00:00
• Conference

Language, Norms, and Forms of Life

• The Construction of Norms in 17th to 19th-Century Europe & the United States

• 15:00 to 16:30
• Institute's Colloquium

Secundum Quid and Contingentia: Scholastic Concepts in Early Modern Physics

• Pietro Daniel Omodeo

• 10:30 to 12:00
• Lecture

Cloning California: Oranges, Genetics, and the Mediterranean

• Dept. III
• Tiago Saraiva

• 10:30 to 18:00
• Workshop

Geometrical, Astronomical and Geographical Notions of Space in the Renaissance

• The Construction of Norms in 17th to 19th-Century Europe & the United States
• Several Speakers
• Michela Malpangotto (CNRS, Paris)
• Anna de Pace (University of Milan)
• Jean-Marc Besse
• Henrique Leitao (University of Lisbon)
• Adam Mosley (Swansea University)

• 10:30 to 12:00
• Lecture

Knowledge in the Context of Planning: Examples from Prussia

• Dept. III
• Ursula Klein

• 15:00 to 17:00
• Colloquium

On the Early History of Subterranean Geometry. Elements of Context and Possible Influences

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Thomas Morel

• 15:00 to 17:00
• Colloquium

Frege’s Grundlagen §64 and the Mathematical Practice of Definitions by Abstraction in the Nineteenth Century

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Paolo Mancosu (University of California, Berkeley)

• 16:00
• Colloquium

Modeling, Experimenting, Conserving—Different Uses of Wax in Early Modern Anatomy

• Art and Knowledge in Pre–Modern Europe
• Jenny Boulboullé (MPIWG, University of Amsterdam)

• 15:00 to 18:00
• Colloquium

Geometrizing World Images. How Geometry Shaped R.J. Boscovich’s Natural Philosophy

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Luca Guzzardi

• 14:00
• Seminar

Doomed to Die: Endangered Races, Science and Modern Settler Colonialism

• Twentieth Century Histories of Knowledge about Human Variation
• Sadiah Qureshi (University of Birmingham)

• 14:00
• Seminar

The Greenberg Controversy: Studying Language and Prehistory in the Americas

• Twentieth Century Histories of Knowledge about Human Variation
• Judith Kaplan

• 16:00
• Colloquium

Which Stones are Precious? Classification and Counterfeit in Early Modern Mineralogy

• Art and Knowledge in Pre–Modern Europe
• Michael Bycroft (MPIWG)

• 15:00 to 18:00
• Colloquium

The Telling of the Unattainable Attempt to Avoid the Casus Irreducibilis for Cubic Equations: Cardano’s De Regula Aliza

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Sara Confalonieri (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)

• 11:00
• Seminar

Indigenous Biospecimens and the Cryopolitics of Frozen Life

• Twentieth Century Histories of Knowledge about Human Variation
• Emma Kowal (University of Melbourne)

• 10:30 to 12:00
• Lecture

What Does a Plan Want? Fragments of a Response from Kuala Lumpur

• Dept. III
• Richard Baxstrom

• 16:00
• Colloquium

The Mariani Treatise, Court Workshops and Books of Secrets in Late 16th-Century Italy: a Synergy of Art and Science

• Art and Knowledge in Pre–Modern Europe
• Erma Hermens (MPIWG, University of Glasgow)

• 15:00 to 18:00
• Colloquium

Renaissance Interpretations of the Geometrical Notion of “Rhusis”

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Angela Axworthy

• 15:00 to 18:00
• Colloquium

L'enseignement de la Géométrie par Conrad Dasypodius, à Strasbourg, au XVIe Siècle

• Modern Geometry and the Concept of Space
• Sabine Rommevaux (CNRS, Paris)

• 10:00 to 00:00
• Workshop

Early Modern Colour Practices, 1450–1650 II

• Art and Knowledge in Pre–Modern Europe

• 15:00
• Lecture

„Derartige kolossale Opfer“ – Rund um Einsteins Nobelpreis und ein wenig darüber hinaus

• Dept. I
• Barbara Wolff (Albert-Einstein-Archiv, Hebräische Universität Jerusalem)