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Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Armel Cornu

Oct 18, 20235 min read

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

K. Brad Wray

Aug 29, 20235 min read

CReaCaL: The EU funds new project in philosophy of chemistry

CReaCaL: The EU funds new project in philosophy of chemistry

CReaCaL: The EU funds new project in philosophy of chemistry

Jargonium editors

Aug 25, 20231 min read

Jargonium Asks ... Olimpia Lombardi

Jargonium Asks ... Olimpia Lombardi

Jargonium Asks ... Olimpia Lombardi

Jargonium editors

Jun 27, 20236 min read

An amazing recognition for Sarah Hijmans!

An amazing recognition for Sarah Hijmans!

An amazing recognition for Sarah Hijmans!

Jargonium editors

Jun 27, 20231 min read

Summer School in Philosophy of Chemistry!

Summer School in Philosophy of Chemistry!

Summer School in Philosophy of Chemistry!

Jargonium editors

Jun 6, 20231 min read

New roundtable series on the history of chemistry and molecular sciences

New roundtable series on the history of chemistry and molecular sciences

New roundtable series on the history of chemistry and molecular sciences

Jargonium editors

May 10, 20232 min read

Congrats Karoliina!

Congrats Karoliina!

Congrats Karoliina!

Jargonium editors

May 10, 20231 min read

Reviewing Philip Ball's book "The Elements: a visual history of their discovery"

Reviewing Philip Ball's book "The Elements: a visual history of their discovery"

Reviewing Philip Ball's book "The Elements: a visual history of their discovery"

Jargonium editors

Apr 26, 20231 min read

27th Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry

27th Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry

27th Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry

Jargonium editors

Mar 27, 20231 min read

Jargonium is supported by SHAC!

Jargonium is supported by SHAC!

Jargonium is supported by SHAC!

Jargonium editors

Mar 20, 20231 min read

Sarah Hijmans is officially a Dr!

Sarah Hijmans is officially a Dr!

Sarah Hijmans is officially a Dr!

Jargonium editors

Mar 15, 20231 min read

Let’s promote a feminist philosophy of chemistry!

Let’s promote a feminist philosophy of chemistry!

Let’s promote a feminist philosophy of chemistry!

Vanessa Seifert

Mar 10, 20234 min read

The Ardystil Syndrome Case: when chemicals cross through textile factory, hospital and laboratory

The Ardystil Syndrome Case: when chemicals cross through textile factory, hospital and laboratory

The Ardystil Syndrome Case: when chemicals cross through textile factory, hospital and laboratory

Sofiya Kamalova

Sep 26, 20227 min read

Genes: from instruments of thought to the base of life

Genes: from instruments of thought to the base of life

Genes: from instruments of thought to the base of life

Francesca Bellazzi

Sep 7, 20225 min read

How do we know when water is safe to drink? The early modern origins of water analysis

How do we know when water is safe to drink? The early modern origins of water analysis

How do we know when water is safe to drink? The early modern origins of water analysis

Armel Cornu

Aug 23, 20227 min read

The contributions of Geoffrey Blumenthal: From Copernicus’s astronomy to Lavoisier’s chemistry

The contributions of Geoffrey Blumenthal: From Copernicus’s astronomy to Lavoisier’s chemistry

The contributions of Geoffrey Blumenthal: From Copernicus’s astronomy to Lavoisier’s chemistry

James Ladyman & Vanessa Seifert

May 24, 20225 min read

The superpowers of proteins

The superpowers of proteins

The superpowers of proteins

Francesca Bellazzi

May 5, 20226 min read

Beyond Cartesian Mechanicism: Robert Boyle’s Chemical Philosophy

Beyond Cartesian Mechanicism: Robert Boyle’s Chemical Philosophy

Beyond Cartesian Mechanicism: Robert Boyle’s Chemical Philosophy

Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

Apr 15, 20225 min read

Was the Invention of Agent Orange an Invention at All?

Was the Invention of Agent Orange an Invention at All?

Was the Invention of Agent Orange an Invention at All?

Alison McManus

Feb 14, 20228 min read

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