Situating Chemistry

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About

“Situating Chemistry” is an international network for collaborative research which was initially funded with a grant from the Humanities Internationalization Programme of The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). Situating Chemistry was established in the autumn of 2012 to examine chemistry as a contextually situated, hybrid field of material and knowledge production.

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The project’s database stores data on the sites where chemistry was practised, the networks of people, materials, substances and processes that circulated around them, chemistry (and other) courses and their audiences, together with events, organisations and associated documents and images.

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Johann Rudolph Glauber

Glauber's Laboratory in Keizersgracht, Amsterdam

Glauber's Laboratory in Looiersgracht, Amsterdam

Glauber's Laboratory in Elandsgracht, Amsterdam

Young, John T.

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