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This blog is mainly about the history of science. I am Gustav Holmberg, a historian of science at the Research Policy Institute, Lund university, Sweden. My blog in Swedish. I enjoy photography.Pages
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BSHS conference in July
I’m going to the annual conference of the British Society for the History of Science in Leicester 2-5 July (was a bit lucky with the dates for the conference, since I have a ticket to see Depeche Mode in Copenhagen … Continue reading
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Tagged all sky astronomy, Knut Lundmark, Milky way, visual culture
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Scientific mashups
Perhaps it is easy to overtheorize a phenomenon such as mashups, making too much out of it, overstretching its use as metaphor. For one thing, while musical mashups sometimes can be “official” – such as when Kylie Minogue performed a … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonie Pannekoek, astronomical datasets, IRAS, Joy Division, Knut Lundmark, mashups, Missy Elliott, Palomar Sky Survey
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