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Introduction: Experimental History of Science

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Description

This lecture introduces the Experimental History of Science, focusing on the infrastructure of science, Deluc's experiments, and the Making and Knowing Project. It covers topics such as technical skills, theoretical assumptions, and data analysis. Students will explore historical experiments, laboratory seminars, and digital development, as well as the interpretation of historical documents and the role of archives in experimental history.

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