Introduction

Ana Simoes, Theodore Arabatzis, Jürgen Renn

1-5

Louis Paul Cailletet, the liquefaction of oxygen and the emergence of an "in-between discipline"

low-temperature research

Faidra Papanelopoulou

9-22

Lindemann and Einstein

the Oxford connexion

Robert Fox

23-31

Einstein and Hilbert

John Stachel

33-39

Quantum chemistry and the quantum revolution

Sam Schweber, Gal BenPorat

41-66

Centers and peripheries revisited

step and the mainstream historiography of science

Agustí Nieto-Galan

69-84

At the center and the periphery

Joseph Pitton de Tournefort botanizes in Crete

Lorraine Daston

85-98

Boscovich in Britain

J. L. Heilbron

99-116

Neo-hellenic enlightenment

in search of a European identity

Manolis Patiniotis

117-130

The non-introduction of low-temperature physics in Spain

Julio Palacios and Heike Kamerlingh Onnes

José M. Sánchez-Ron

131-157

Beyond borders in the history of science education

159-173

Probable reasoning and its novelties

Ian Hacking

177-192

Reductionism and the relation between chemistry and physics

Hasok Chang

193-209

The internal-external distinction sheds light on the history of the twentieth-century philosophy of science

Gürol Irzik

211-223

Concepts out of theoretical contexts

Theodore Arabatzis, Nancy J. Nersessian

225-238

The history of science and the globalization of knowledge

Jürgen Renn

241-252

The global and the local in the study of the humanities

Rivka Feldhay

253-267

On scientific biography and biographies of scientists

Helge Kragh

269-280

Biography and the history of science

Mary J. Nye

281-296

Different undertakings, common practices

some directions for the history of science

Ana Simoes

297-312

The meaning of hypostasis in diophantus' arithmetica

Jean Christianidis

315-327

On the hazardousness of the concept "technology"

notes on a conversation between the history of science and the history of technology

Aristotle Tympas

329-342

Wireless at the bar

experts, circuits and Marconi's inventions in patent disputes in early twentieth-century Britain

Stathis Arapostathis

343-356

Curating the European university

Hans-Jörg Rheinberger

357-365

Can science make peace with the environment?

science, power, exploitation

Angelo Baracca

367-383