history of science @univienna đź’Ž following the early modern gem trade across the indian ocean đź’Ž seldom on social media, now @ claaire . bsky . social

Philadelphia, PA
Joined October 2010
never tweeted much but remain grateful to those who are able to use it for good. now planning to lurk primarily on eclaaire.bsky.social
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Visiting Fellowships for scholars from the Global South working on Science, Politics, and Justice, hosted by CRASSH and History and Philosophy of Science, to spend Lent Term 2026 at Cambridge. Deadline 24 February 2025.   crassh.cam.ac.uk/research/fe…
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NEW: During the process of making arrests at Penn’s encampment, police physically pushed reporters and photographers from the area to escort them away and threatened them with arrests. Legal observers were also forced to leave. @jasmineni_ reports: thedp.com/live-blog/encampme…
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Lydia Polgreen asks: If our richest universities “cannot be citadels of free speech and forums for wrestling with the most difficult ideas, what hope is there for any other institution in our country?” nyti.ms/44e23WX
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Excited to be joining this project in the fall, and following Central European mining expertise in its global peregrinations! My research will focus on the women involved in making central European mining expertise work in diverse settings across Europe and Southeast Asia 👷‍♀️⛏️🌏
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At our launch today (broadcast live from Vienna on Zoom!) we will preview our collective research agenda. I will of course mention gemstones -- perhaps the oldest global mineral resource!
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for inspriation see Sher Banu A.L. Khan, “The Jewel Affair: The Sultana, Her Orang Kaya and the Dutch Foreign Envoys,” in Mapping the Acehnese Past, ed. R. Feener et al. and Natalie Zemon Davis, Women on the Margins 👑💎🏔️ 💵
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Manuscript 3799 at the Imam Essayouti library in Timbuktu is a firsthand West African Arabic account of the 1755 earthquake that devastated Lisbon and reshaped the thought of European philosophers like Voltaire and Kant w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/v… – at Philadelphia, PA
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"The FBI found the object in the witch’s bedroom, covered with a baseball cap, Lang says. “She had had it down on the coffee table, but the sun kept coming in and burning holes in her rug.” penntoday.upenn.edu/news/bac…
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love to see a whole issue dedicated to #hstm pedagogy including shireen's essay on teaching incarcerated students
Reflections on teaching #histsci with @ArtsPrison available below. Appreciate @Melinda_Baldwin & Brigid Vance for including it among work by @jchristianyi @JohnDiMoia @SohaBayoumi & more on pedagogy in #histSTM From Chicago to Palestine #FreeThemAll online.ucpress.edu/hsns/arti…
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Join us on Friday, March 22, for our free Science and Society speaker series event: The Troubled History of Alternative Medicine. Join us in person or online. ⬇️ rb.gy/7san40
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BREAKING: Penn faculty filed a lawsuit against the University, alleging "McCarthyism" for preventing speech in opposition to Israel and seeking to stop the University from submitting documents to Congress. thedp.com/article/2024/03/pe…
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Local women journalists from SEA experienced cases of unpaid labor, biased reporting, and ignorance of local practices when working with Western media. With the unbalanced power between Western male editors and SEA women journalists, these problems remain buried under the rug.
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I can’t begin to tell you how much, among all the letters of support i have received, this particular letter means to me Open Letter from Researchers of the Max Planck Institute of Social Anthropology docs.google.com/document/d/e…
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