Events

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Here you will find information about CIRGEN’s own activities and also about activities in which CIRGEN participates. Scroll down and navigate the different pages that include our earlier activities starting in 2019.

Some of our activities have been video or audio recorded. You will find them here.

Note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some activities have been cancelled or postponed. We have updated this information when known.

2020

December 9

VII Seminar “Espacio y tiempo”. Valencia (Spain). Read more.

“Mujeres, lectura y gestión cultural en el siglo XVIII: la biblioteca de la duquesa de Almodóvar” by Laura Guinot.

November 30

Lecture “La historia de la observación como historia de las mujeres”. Online. Read more.

By Montserrat Cabré (Universidad de Cantabria). Organized by Laura Guinot, with the collaboration of the Facultat de Geografía i Història (Universitat de València)

November 26

Diálogos de Ciencia: Investigadoras en la Universitat de Valencia. Noche Mediterránea de las Investigadoras. Online. Read more.

Mónica Bolufer will tell us about her research career together with other researchers of the Universitat de València.

November 18

Course “Con nombre de mujer (II). Mujeres y género en la Ilustración: una perspectiva europea y transatlántica”. CEFIRE. Valencia (Spain). Read more.

November 17

Conference Sociedad Iberoamericana de Historia de las Emociones y la Experiencia (SIHEX). Mexico City (Mexico). Read more. Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

CIRGEN will participate in the Sociedad Iberoamericana de Historia de las Emociones y la Experiencia (SIHEX) Conference. 17-20 November 2020.

November 14

9th ESHS Conference “Visual, Material and Sensory Cultures of Science”. Bologna (Italy). Read more. Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Panel “Touching Visions: Gender and the Potency of Visual Artefacts” by Elena Serrano and …

May 12

Colloquium organized by Societat Catalana d’Història de la Ciència i de la Tècnica. Vic (Spain). Read more.

“Recipes for unwelcome love: Lust, Imagination and Nerves in the eighteenth-century” by Elena Serrano. Cancelled due to COVID Pandemic.