Lecture delivered by Eduardo Escobar as part of the Food For Thought Lecture Series
February 2, 2022 @ 12:00 PM (EST), Columbia SIPA (Online)
Write up on the talk, ‘Embracing Uncertainty: Babylonian Habits of Thinking in the Modern World’
The AlchemEast project is devoted to the study of alchemical theory and practice as it appeared and developed in distinct, albeit contiguous (both chronologically and geographically) areas: Graeco-Roman Egypt, Byzantium, and the Near East, from Ancient Babylonian times to the early Islamic Period.
Lecture delivered by Eduardo Escobar as part of the Food For Thought Lecture Series
February 2, 2022 @ 12:00 PM (EST), Columbia SIPA (Online)
Write up on the talk, ‘Embracing Uncertainty: Babylonian Habits of Thinking in the Modern World’
Short paper delivered by Matteo Martelli at the roundtable 4th Turba Meeting: The Female Presence in Alchemy, organized by Jo Hedesan (University of Oxford).
Here are the titles of the short talks:
December 10, 2021 @ 17:00 (GMT), Online
YouTube video of the roundtable
Online seminar given by Lucia Maini, Marianna Marchini and Matteo Martelli in the framework of the “Turba discussion group”, organized by Jo Hedesan (University of Oxford) in collaboration with the Society for the History of Chemistry and Alchemy (SHAC).
November 26, 2021 @ 17:00 (GMT), Online
A series of monthly lectures organized by Gabriele Ferrario and Matteo Martelli, Department of Philosophy and Communication Studies, University of Bologna
A series of 2-hour long meetings that aims at exploring the features of prescriptive literature in the form of recipes with a systematic and interdisciplinary approach and at investigating how these features are relevant in the replication of historical recipes. Speakers: Giulia Brun (London), Chiara Crisciani (Pavia), Guido Frison (London), Cale Johnson (Berlin), Daniele Morrone (Bologna), Sébastien Moureau (Louvain-la-Neuve), Manuela Mura (Warwick), Caroline Petit (Warwick), Lawrence Principe (Baltimore), Tonio Sebastian Richter (Berlin), Nicolas Thomas (Paris), Iolanda Ventura (Bologna)
Paper delivered by Gabriele Ferrario at the International ‘Micrologus’ conference Le sommeil Théories, représentations et pratiques (Moyen Âge et Époque moderne), organized by Bernard Andenmatten, Karine Crousaz, and Agostino Paravicini Bagliani
October 20-22, 2021, Université de Lausanne
Paper delivered by Matteo Martelli and Giorgia Pausillo at the International Conference PONTES X: Die antike Literatur und die Wissenschaftliche Revolution, organized by the ERC project Pontes.
September 23-25, 2021, University of Innsbruck
AlchemEast workshop, organized by Noemi Borrelli and Matteo Martelli in preparation for a special issue of the international journal ARYS, edited by N. Borelli and M. Martelli, which will feature papers by: M. Blanco, N. Borrelli, V. Carlotta, O. Dufault, E. Escobar, M. Escolado-Poveda, G. Merianos.
October 14-15, 2021, Department of Philosophy and Communication Studies, Bologna (online)
Programme (with the link to the Teams virtual room)
AlchemEast workshop, organized by Gabriele Ferrario and Matteo Martelli in the framework of a well-established collaboration with the Ambix series “Sources of Alchemy and Chemistry: Sir Robert Mond Studies in the History of Early Chemistry” (SHAC).
July 6-8, 2021, Department of Philosophy and Communication Studies, Bologna (online)
Programme (with the link to the Zoom virtual room)
Two papers delivered by Matteo Martelli and Lucia Raggetti at the International Conference Traditions of Materia Medica (300 BCE — 1300 CE), organized by Sean Coughlin, Christine Salazar, Elizaveta Shcherbakova, in the framework of the SFB project Episteme in Bewegung (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Freie Universität Berlin)
June 16-18, 2021, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (online)
Programme and Abstracts (with link to the Zoom Virtual Room)
(Online) lecture delivered by Matteo Martelli in the framework of the Seminari del Martedì, University of Siena.
May 11, 2021 @ 16:00 (CET), University of Siena (online)
Flyer (with the link to the Google virtual room)