• 18:00 bis 20:00
• Lecture

Sebastian Münster’s Cosmography: Making Maps and Imaging Germany

• Dept. III
• Mehrere Vortragende
• Zsolt G. Török
• Petra Svatek

• 10:30 bis 12:00
• Colloquium

On Her Way to Cook: Women, Technology, and Cooking Knowledge in Peruvian History

• Dept. II
• Alejandra Osorio Tarazona, HU Berlin

• 12:00 bis 13:00
• Reading Group

Metals, Minerals, and Life Cycle Reading Group Meeting

• Dept. III

• 11:00 bis 13:00

A Practitioner’s Bond to His "Theorica": Conrad Heingarter’s Intellectual Journey in the Margins of His Manuscripts of the "Theorica Planetarum"

• Eleonora Andriani

• 13:30 bis 15:00
• Lecture

Reconsidering the Mamluk Village: Readings on al-Dimashqī’s Filaḥa Manual

• Dept. III
• Prof. Dr. Heba Mahmoud Saad Abdelnaby

• 10:30 bis 12:00
• Colloquium

Discussion: Collective Life / Collectivities beyond Life

• Dept. II

• 11:00 bis 12:00

Reclaiming Turtles All the Way Down Reading Group Meeting

• Dept. III

• 11:00 bis 12:00
• Reading Group

Metals, Minerals, and Life Cycle Reading Group Meeting

• Dept. III

• 14:00 bis 15:00
• Colloquium

Mapping the Literary Evidences of Board Games in Medieval Marathi Literature

• Max Planck Research Group (ASTRA)
• Amit Deshmukh

• 14:00 bis 15:30
• Colloquium

Science Popularization and Environmental Food Safety Risks in China

• Lise Meitner Research Group
• Franziska Marliese Fröhlich

• 10:00 bis 12:00
• Talk

Conserving Community-based Palestinian Environmental Knowledge

• Dept. II
• Omar Tesdell

• 14:00 bis 15:30
• Institute's Colloquium

Communicating Menstruation

• Mehrere Vortragende
• Camilla Røstvik
• Saniya Lee Ghanoui
• Jana Wittenzellner

• 14:00 bis 15:30
• Meeting

The Pharmacologist’s Dilemma: Thalidomide, Abortion, and Medical Ethics in Women’s Healthcare

• Dept. II
• Saniya Ghanoui, University of Texas at El Paso

• 10:30 bis 12:00
• Colloquium

Charting the Shattered Sea: Geopolitical Conflicts and East Asian Oceanography in the 20th Century

• Dept. II
• Sungeun Kim

• 18:00 bis 21:00
• External/Cooperation Event

How the Plague Became Globally Visible – Mapping as a Method in Modern Western Medicine

• Dept. III
• Mehrere Vortragende
• Ines Eben von Racknitz
• Lukas Engelmann
• Christos Lynteris
• Marta Hanson

• 14:00 bis 16:00
• Primary Source Reading Group

Primary Source Reading: Medical Sections in Chinese and Japanese Household Encyclopedias

• Dept. III
• Che-Chia Chang

• 14:00 bis 16:00
• Primary Source Reading Group

Primary Source Reading: Medical Sections in Chinese and Japanese Household Encyclopedias

• Dept. III
• Che-Chia Chang

• 14:00 bis 15:30
• Colloquium

China in Global Science: An Interim Stocktaking

• Lise Meitner Research Group
• Anna Lisa Ahlers

• 14:00 bis 16:00
• Meeting

The March: A Prayer from Mining Mountains

• Dept. II
• Jorge Vega, HU Berlin

• 10:00 bis 12:00
• Workshop

Historical Astronomy of China: A Practical Workshop

• Dept. III
• Jeffrey Kotyk