10:00-10:10
Welcome (Tomáš Hermann, Jacques Joseph, Erica Charters, Rob Iliffe)
10:10-11:20
Session 1: Disciplines and Disciples
Chair: Cornelis Schilt
Adam Radechovský (Prague)
Natural Philosophy at Charles University before 1400 – The Science of the Soul in the Aristotelian Commentary Tradition
Lucia Bucciarelli (Oxford)
Galileo and his disciples: building and spreading a new mathematical world
Kateřina Pařízková (Prague)
The (Im)possible project of Alexander von Humboldt
11:20-11:40
Coffee and Tea
11:40-12:50
Session 2: Methods and Professions
Chair: Jacques Joseph
Ivan Loginov (Prague)
Czech botanist Bohumil Němec in the context of the formation of modern plant physiology
Dianne McMullin (Oxford)
Lifting a Profession: Physical Ergonomics in the United States
Šárka Hádková (Prague)
Space, Pheriphery and Forest Protection Rituals
12:50-13:30
Lunch
13:30-14:40
Session 3: Politics and Knowledge
Chair: Vojtěch Hladký
Lucie Nováková (Prague)
Similar ideas in two different worlds: two philosophers of science in the 20th century, Edgar Morin and Zdenek Neubauer
Mikhail Nakonechny (Oxford)
GULAG hidden death rates: early release on medical grounds in 1930-1955
Roman Figura (Prague)
The Legacy of Aristotle and the Research of Forms
14:40-15:00
Coffee and Tea
15:00-16:10
Session 4: Modern Knowledge
Chair: John Lidwell-Durnin
John Shepherd (Oxford)
Policing the 'Predelinquent': Psychiatry, Surveillance and the Criminology of Risk in Berkeley, California, 1905-1935
Jan Musil (Prague)
Biotypology in Czechoslovakia (1930-1960): eugenics, industrial medicine and anthropometry
Rhiannon Bertaud-Gandar (Oxford)
Sharing sanitary intelligence in the Red Sea, ca. 1865-1914 (tbc)
16:10-16:20
Closing remarks
16:20
Walk to 45 Banbury Road for HSMT BBQ
