¡Absolutely thrilled to share that my book "Plebeian Consumers" its coming out in October! I'm incredibly grateful to all my colleagues, friends, students, and family who supported me along the way. Now available for pre-order with 20% discount: PCS2024 in cambridge.org/9781009435598

The Historical Network Research Conference 2025 in Rio de Janeiro #sna #ars historicalnetworkresearch.github.io/riodejaneiro/ #HistoricalNetworks

I absolutely love thinking, researching, and writing about plants and flowers—and my 2023 article dives right into that! 🌸🌺🌷🌿 “Ottoman plants, nature studies, and the attentiveness of translational labor” journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Proofs have arrived! Super excited for this piece, about the orientalist politics of antiquity and astronomy between 18th-century Britain and Beijing, to come out in Isis Journal in December!

I'm delighted to share our new paper "Socio-Epistemic Networks: A Framework for History of Knowledge". You can read it here, Open Access: degruyter.com/document/doi/1… De Gruyter Brill ➡️ @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

It's the last day to get your abstracts in for our historical SNA edited collection - call for papers here!

The history of knowledge yearbook "HIC" has released a new volume!

Join us next week in Kraków UKEN at the international academic conference „The Postcolonial Perspective in the Study of Polish History”. One of the keynote speakers will be Lenny A. Ureña Valerio Also participating Magdalena Kozłowska Christopher Lash Zoltán Ginelli Patryk I Labuda Ela Kwiecinska, PhD

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✔️ Save the dates: November 11th & 12th! Hear from Paul N. Edwards, Director of the Program on Sci, Tech & Society Stanford University, and Prof. Gabrielle Hecht Stanford History. Join us for the reception after Tuesday's final talk. Register now! ow.ly/Noz150TRG7J U of T Environment

Paper from my time at the @mpiwg is out in Science Advances analysing thousands of historical tables using #ML and allowing historians to get a greater insight into large heterogeneous #datasets #historyofscience, @M_Valleriani Oliver Eberle @eberleoliver.bsky.social

Knowing an Empire: Early Modern Chinese and Spanish Worlds in Dialogue will be coming out in August 2025! We now have a book website (services.publishing.umich.edu/Books/K/Knowin…) thanks to Lever Press. More on chapters by Alexis Lycas Gail Chen Patricia Murrieta Digging Into Early Colonial Mexico Mariana Favila Barbara E. Mundy

Applications are now open for Linda Hall Library's 2025-26 fellowships, including: -Residential & virtual #histSTM fellowships -Our 9-month National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship -#HistMed, #Aerospace & #RareBooks fellowships Learn more & submit a proposal by Jan. 17, 2025! lindahall.org/research/linda…

✨ Here is the 2024/25 Institute of Historical Research Digital History Seminar schedule ✨ See ihrdighist.blogs.sas.ac.uk/category/2024-… for more info.

The book arrived. It is a real thing . I held it in my hands.

Please RT: I will be running on online open day on the MA in Latin American Studies: History, Politics and Society at UCL Americas on 13 November. If you are interested in learning more about the programme, please register here: tinyurl.com/uclamericasope…

I am thrilled to share my research in the world’s senior #orchid publication, _The Orchid Review_, published by The Royal Horticultural Society. The RHS The RHS Orchid Committee

🚨 Cambridge HPS is partnering with CRASSH, Cambridge for funded Visiting Fellowships for Scholars from the Global South in 2026. The theme for applications is Science, Politics and Justice. The deadline for applications is 24 February 2025. crassh.cam.ac.uk/research/fello…

Great to see the full "History of Science and the 'Big Picture'" issue of BJHS Editor Themes out. What a cover, too! Had fun working with @FeyeraBender on our piece on crises and sciences (doi.org/10.1017/bjt.20…) Read the full issue here: cambridge.org/core/journals/… British Society for the History of Science ARCHIVE

Check out our new lesson, "Simulating Historical Communication Networks in Python", now available at Programming Historian (programminghistorian.org/en/lessons/sim…) 📚💻📨🗺️