Tom Banbury

Name:	Tom Banbury
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
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Talks given by Tom Banbury

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• A plague from on high? Comets, disease and meteorology in late medieval England

Talks organised by Tom Banbury

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• Comets in medieval Arabic astronomical and historical treatise
• The cannibalized print: deconstructing Charles Estienne's anatomical woodcut illustrations in De dissectione (1545)
• Jungius and Leibniz on textiles and texture in the 17th century
• Instructions for race-making: skull collecting at Edinburgh University's Natural History Museum
• Medical diagnoses through geomancy in medieval and early modern Europe
• Empire, indigenous knowledge and the practice of recording and classifying the plants of New Zealand, 1769–1838
• Planetary microbes: Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, the agency and the politics of microbes, 1840s–1850s
• The Pomeranian Cabinet of Philipp Hainhofer
• Fashion in bloom: exploring the presence of artificial flowers in the credit records of an 18th-century French fashion merchant
• Re-enacting past experiments: how and why
• A backwards book? Authorship, eugenics, and the evolution of R.A. Fisher's The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection
• Pierre Gassendi and monocular vision
• Health knowledge and its gatekeepers: exchanges of knowledge between Tsimshian and Euro-Canadian missionaries in nineteenth-century British Columbia
• Corresponding lepidopterists and the British Lepidoptera collection, Department of Entomology, British Museum (Natural History)
• Beyond 'polite science': middling women and the thirst for natural knowledge in the late eighteenth century
• Embodied knowledge: riding Ottoman horses in Renaissance Italy
• To drink or not to drink: understanding 'types' of water in seventeenth-century England
• Erudite medicine in the vernacular: the early modern translations of Celsus' De medicina