The latest issue of SHAC’s newsletter, Chemical Intelligence, is now out.
This issue of Chemical Intelligence offers much news on past events, upcoming SHAC events, Ambix, prizes and awards, and much more. The issue can be downloaded here.
Category Archives: News
Of interest: In a Strange Garden – Alchemy in Sound and Nature
Call for Papers, pieces and performers: Deadline 20th December 2018
National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth 15/16th March 2019
In a Strange Garden comprises a one-day symposium, exhibition of rare alchemical texts and an experimental electronic music concert (Friday March 15th) and concert (Saturday March 16th) for artists and researchers of any or no affiliation, early career and practice-based researchers, sound artists, musicians and composers.
12th International Conference on the History of Chemistry (ICHC12)
The 12th International Conference on the History of Chemistry will be taking place in Maastricht, The Netherlands from 29th July to the 2nd August, 2019.
More information can be found here.
SHAC Autumn Meeting – Registration
Registration is now open for the next SHAC Autumn Meeting, to be held on Saturday, 24 November in London. The meeting will not cover a specific theme, but offers a varied programme of lectures, including on alchemical letters, laboratory practices, and chemistry and gender.
80th Anniversary Issue of Ambix
While SHAC members are able to enjoy all issues of Ambix online for free, our 80th anniversary issue is available free of charge throughout 2018 to non-members in celebration of the journal and society’s longevity and success. This issue includes papers by former Ambix Editor Jenny Rampling, Hasok Chang and the 2018 Partington Prize winning paper of Steve Irish. Please feel free to share the link below with friends and colleagues who may be interested in reading this special anniversary issue.
Autumn Meeting, Saturday 24 November 2018: Call for Papers
The SHAC autumn meeting for 2018 is being arranged for Saturday 24 November at UCL. The meeting will not address any particular theme but will consist of a succession of papers on topics appropriate to the Society’s interests.
Lisa Jardine Grant Scheme
The Royal Society now offers the Lisa Jardine Grant Scheme, named in memory of the eminent British historian professor Lisa Jardine CBE FRS.