Chères et chers collègues,
Le Musée L, Musée universitaire de l’UCLouvain a le plaisir d’annoncer l’ouverture de l’appel à contributions pour le premier numéro de sa nouvelle revue scientifique, UniMusea – Research and Practices on University Collections, consacrée à l’étude, à la valorisation et à l’analyse critique des collections universitaires.
“Astronomical Observatories and Chronometry, 18th-20th Century. Studies in Honour of Paolo Brenni”, Springer
edited by Gianenrico Bernasconi, Ileana Chinnici, Marco Storni.
"Contextualiser les objets : un changement de regard sur le patrimoine technique et scientifique", qui se tiendront les mardi 9 et mercredi 10 décembre 2025 au Musée des Arts et Métiers-Cnam.
Amphithéâtre Abbé Grégoire, Entrée par l’accueil du Musée des Arts et Métiers : 60 rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris
Scaling the Cosmos in the Modern Era: Images, Tools, and Instruments
International Conference
Florence, Museo Galileo
November 19-21, 2025
The conference Scaling the Cosmos in the Modern Era: Images, Tools, and Instruments revolves around the
concept of scaling as a critical framework that goes beyond simple measurement: it operates across spatial,
temporal, and cognitive registers, transforming how we understand, represent, and perceive the universe. The
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT SOCIETY: Research Grants 2026
The Scientific Instrument Society (SIS) awards small grants, of up to £750 each, for research on the history of scientific instruments. Applications for the 2026 SIS Grants Scheme are now open; the deadline for applications is 1200 GMT on Friday 19 December 2025.
Successful grant holders also receive complimentary membership of the SIS for one year from the date of notification of their award. To find out about the benefits of SIS membership, visit