We have a second public lecture on the history of weather forecasting! ๐ฆ๏ธ
On 9 Oct, Louisiane Ferlier (@royalsociety) explores the Royal Societyโs meteorological archive & the development of forecasting before the @metoffice.
๐ Schwarzman Centre, Oxford | 9 Oct, 5.30pm ๐
@SimonDolet and I are very happy to share the programme for our hybrid conference, Forecasting the Weather, Between Divination and Science, 8-9 October, in Oxford and online. For the full programme and to register, see the link in my bio
๐ข Join us for CHSTM PG Seminar Series 25/26!
๐๏ธ Xinyue Li (University of Manchester) โMore than Superstition: Rethinking Rainmaking as Drought Relief in an "Age of Scienceโโ
Tue 2 June, 1โ2 pm (UK)
Email [email protected] for the link
#HistSTM
Thanks to the Marco Polo Center for Global Euro-Asia Connections for sponsoring our panel! Dr. Xiao Liu, Yifan Song @rua36349417 and I will be presenting on meteorology in China on July 21 at the 26th biennial conference of the European Association for Chinese Studies. #EACS2026
New CFP: Forecasting the weather, between divination and science, 9 Oct 2026, Oxford @TORCHOxford
If you're working on the history of weather forecasting, please do send us an abstract! โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
More info here: https://t.co/4kQl34dR4v
๐ข Join us this spring for the CHSTM Postgraduate Seminar Series 2025/2026! Explore new perspectives in HSTM. Our seminars run throughout the year, typically on Tuesdays, 1โ2 pm on Zoom. To receive the Zoom link, contact:[email protected]#HistSTM
๐ข Call for Presentations! CHSTM Postgraduate Lunchtime Seminar Series (Spring 2026) invites PhD students to share their research in HSTM. ๐๏ธ Deadline: 15 Dec 2025 Apply here๐ https://t.co/GGGEjM66v1 Enquiries: [email protected]#HistSTM#histmed
๐ข Join us this autumn for the CHSTM Postgraduate Seminar Series 2025/2026! Explore new perspectives in HSTM. Our seminars run throughout the year, typically on Tuesdays, 1โ2 pm on Zoom. To receive the Zoom link, contact:[email protected]#HistSTM
The Smithsonian Institution Fellowship Program offers in-resident opportunities for independent research or study related to Smithsonian collections, facilities, and/or research interests of the Institution and its staff. Apply by Oct. 15, 2025: https://t.co/aJdiR9eVTp
๐ One of our CHSTM PhDs, @LI_Xinyue_, will give her talk โBringing the Past to the Future: Discovery of Folk Weather Knowledge in Republican Chinaโ
๐ Manchester China Institute
๐๏ธ 9 Oct 2025 | ๐ง 12:30โ2:00 pm
Everyone is welcome!
The CHSTM Lunchtime Seminar Series is back this semester! ๐ Our first talk will be on Tuesday, 21 October 2025. Stay tuned for speaker details and more updates! #HistSci#HistMed#CHSTM
Wrapped up our centreโs PGR lunch seminar series @chstmphds@MancHSTM for the semester today๐๐ I had a wonderful time co-hosting it with my brilliant colleague Daniela Dandes and meeting so many friends. Grateful for the opportunity to learn so much over the past two years.
โจTickets for #pint25 are now on sale!โจ
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Join our upcoming talk to explore the dynamics of human-spiritual power and the transformation of ancient Chinese cosmology in the context of state-led weather water projects in contemporary rural China.
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Come read Fiona Williamson discuss her new book "Imperial Weather: Meteorology, Science, and the Environment in Colonial Malaya."
https://t.co/VnItHQ1Hsb
๐ฅ New in Engineering Studies! ๐ฅ
How did thermal comfort standards evolve from 1920s America to modern Bahrain? Marwa Koheji unpacks this fascinating history of engineering and comfort! Read now: https://t.co/P5cluEK274
๐Book launch event: The Nature of Kingship: The Weather-World in Nineteenth-Century Vietnam by Kathryn Dyt
๐Date: Wednesday 26th of February 5-7pm
๐Location: Room S209 in the Paul Webley Wing of SOAS, Senate House (free, no prior registration necessary, in-person only)
Please join us for our next CHSTM Postgrad Seminar with speaker Brian Li from @Cambridge_Uni presenting on "Meteorological Latin: The Semantics of Respectability and Representation in Early Cloud Nomenclature, 1803-1820". Tuesday, Feb 18th, 1-2 pm UK time via Zoom, DM for access!