Now in Studium 11.3: Andrew Goss, Reinventing the Kebun Raya in the
New Republic: Scientific Research at the Bogor Botanical Gardens in the Age of Decolonization (DOI 10.18352/studium.10179) https://t.co/TM3a4Y6LKg #openaccess
Now in Studium 11.4, we review books about @MaastrichtU, #Iguanodons, students from Utrecht, and scientific quarrels (DOI 10.18352/studium.10185) https://t.co/6lZWWC3PRh #openaccess#bookreviews#historyofscience
Now in Studium 11.4: Jenny Boulboullé, Essay Review: Collecting naturalia, simplicia and pigmenta in the Netherlands (DOI 10.18352/studium.10184) https://t.co/7hQrVLaxl4 #openaccess#essayreview#historyofscience
Now in Studium 11.4: Alexander Pietrow, Investigations into the origin of Einstein’s Sink (DOI 10.18352/studium.10183) https://t.co/gEVxvJvJu8 #openaccess#einstein#historyofscience
Now in Studium 11.4: Koen Scholten, Pierre Lyonet’s (1706–1789) Study of Insects: Displaying Virtue and Gaining Social Status through Natural History (DOI 10.18352/studium.10182) https://t.co/hqQbRHk0I6 #openaccess#naturalhistory
Now in Studium 11.4: Bram Harkema & Fenneke Sysling, Dutch scientists and the UNESCO Statement on Race (DOI 10.18352/studium.10181) https://t.co/2Jagb5bKCm #openaccess#unesco
Now in Studium 11.3: Eulàlia Gassó Miracle,
Butterflies in the Gardens: the fate of Van Groenendael’s collection (DOI 10.18352/studium.10180) https://t.co/FjIC1KyR62 #openaccess
Now in Studium 11.3: Robert-Jan Wille,
From Laboratory Lichens to Colonial Symbiosis. Melchior Treub Bringing German Evolutionary Plant Embryology to Dutch Indonesia, 1880–1909 (DOI 10.18352/studium.10178) https://t.co/xUzcSSwrnj #openaccess
Now in Studium 11.3: Andreas Weber,
A Garden as a Niche: Botany and Imperial Politics in the Early Nineteenth Century Dutch Empire (DOI 10.18352/studium.10177) https://t.co/IWeiljHuH5 #openaccess
Now in Studium 11.3: Andreas Weber and Robert-Jan Wille,
Laborious Transformations: Plants and Politics at Bogor Botanical Gardens (DOI 10.18352/studium.10176) https://t.co/1mFJiA5ZZ3 #openaccess
Het nieuwe nummer van Studium (11.1) besteedt aandacht aan de bijzondere carriëre van de Amsterdamse burgemeester en geleerde Johannes Hudde: https://t.co/GJSFMSnv5l
New (open access) article in Studium Vol 11, Issue 1: Ad Davidse, "Huddes Specilla circularia (1656), vertaald in het Nederlands". https://t.co/W3L44L699P
New (open access) article in Studium Vol 11, Issue 1: Tiemen Cocquyt, Marvin Bolt en Michael Korey. "Hudde en zijn gesmolten microscooplensjes". https://t.co/HC0zJcp8ld
New (open access) article in Studium Vol 11, Issue 1: Theo de Jong en Huib Zuidervaart, "‘Philosophus et Mathematicus Incomparabilis’: Johannes Hudde (1628-1704), de Verlichte burgemeester van Amsterdam". https://t.co/PcNix7ccK2
New (open access) article in Studium Vol 11, Issue 1: Marieke van Delft, "Een bijzondere aankoop voor de KB: Huddes Specilla circularia". https://t.co/oDYwwDyyPv
New (open access) article in Studium Vol 11, Issue 1: Eric Jorink en Huib Zuidervaart, "Inleiding: Johannes Hudde (1628–1704), ‘groot ende onvergelykelyk wiskunstenaar'". https://t.co/dF7x6nN17r