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The Spring-Summer issue of the AIP History Newsletter is posted! The cover story, "Last Collider Standing" (by me), collates reflections on the cancellation of the Isabelle collider, the rise of the ill-fated Superconducting Super Collider, and the origins of RHIC... www.aip.org/sites/defaul...
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Thanks Aske! I'm currently looking into the options, will let you know if it is possible :)
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Everyone is of course very welcome to join this event and the reception, but please do register beforehand: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Location: Location: Arenbergkasteel, 01.07, Kasteelpark Arenberg 1, 3001 Heverlee
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On Thursday the 14th of March (15.30), I will defend my PhD-dissertation: "The Politics of Big Science in a Small Country - The Moral Economy of the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (1980 - 2020)."
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All other contributions can be found here: bnsorg.be/event/nuclea...
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Transformed my @hsnatsci.bsky.social article on the Belgian MYRRHA reactor into a poster for the Nuclear Science Contest of the Belgian Nuclear Society. Happy to bring the HPS-perspective to a science contest!
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Exploring a bit of #nuclearculture around the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre in Mol
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On 21-22 Juni 2024 Gewina, the Belgian-Dutch Society for the History of Science and Universities, will organize its biannual conference. The theme is "Ecology & Economy: History of Knowledge during the Unequal Anthropocene". The call for papers is open until January 15 www.gewina.nl/woudschoten2...
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Het is 1955, en een Nederlandse krant suggereert dat het logisch was dat België een trage start had in nucleair onderzoek, want "Belgen zijn van nature geen pure wetenschapsmensen."
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