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Thinking Sciences at large: Towards a Connected History of SciencesConvenor: Stéphane Van DammeIn collaboration with the Working Group in History of Science- 6 February: Dagmar Schäfer (Max Planck Institute, Berlin): 'Ming China disintegrated. The chances and pitfalls of the global view'-9 February: Antonella Romano (EHESS, Paris): 'Putting the globe in print: a 16th century European perspective, its processes, actors and challenges'-14-15 February: Bruno Latour (SciencesPo, Paris), 'Political organization in the New Climatic Regime'.- 16 February: Workshop with Bruno Latour (SciencesPo, Paris), 11h-13h, Sala di Levieri, Villa Salviati- 22 February: Seeing and Describing the Earth: Geographical Knowledge in Context. Workshop organised by the History of Science Working Group- 23 February: Paolo Galuzzi (Director of the Museo Galileo)-13 March: Bert de Munck (University of Antwerp): 'Useful knowledge and the urban imaginary: a contested history'- Last week of March, date tbc.: Aina Palarea Marimon (EUI, HEC 1) ‘Transmission of the Technical Knowledge in the Late Middle Ages’-30 May: Hélène Miallet (York University, Canada): 'The thinking person disease: Rethinking the subject in the digital age'-22 June: Jessica Riskin (Stanford University): 'Restless Clock'-26 June: Forum on Hans Sloane with James Delbourgo (Rutgers University) and Simon Schaffer (Cambridge University)