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CATEGORIES:Call for papers
CREATED:20241217T002257
SUMMARY:Deadline CFP_5 th International Conference on the History of Quantum Physics - HQ-5
DESCRIPTION:Call For Papers\n\nFederal University of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil, August 11
  to 13, 2025.The centenary of quantum mechanics and the United Nations Inte
 rnational Year of Quantum Science and Technology provide an ideal opportuni
 ty to revive the influential “HQ” series of conferences on the History of Q
 uantum Physics, initiated by the Max Planck Institute for the History of Sc
 ience in Berlin. Previous meetings were held in Berlin (2007, 2010), Utrech
 t (2008), and Donostia/San Sebastian (2015). These meetings helped reinvigo
 rate the community of quantum historians. They contributed to a surge of sc
 holarship on the history of quantum physics and to historical narratives th
 at explore scientific practices and concepts within their rich social, cult
 ural, and political contexts.\nThe HQ-5 will be held in Salvador, Bahia, Br
 azil, immediately after the 6th Early-Career Conference for Historians of t
 he Physical Sciences of the American Institute of Physics (August 4–- 9, 20
 25), which will also take place there. By linking these two events, we aim 
 to foster interaction between different generations of historians of physic
 s and encourage new studies on the history of quantum physics and its assoc
 iated technologies.\nWe invite contributions on the history of quantum phys
 ics, broadly understood, encompassing the history of quantum foundations, q
 uantum technology, quantum field theory, and subdisciplines of physics and 
 related fields (including but not limited to particle physics, condensed ma
 tter physics, nuclear physics, astrophysics, quantum gravity, or quantum ch
 emistry). We welcome submissions that approach these topics from a wide ran
 ge of perspectives. Particular attention will be given to the following the
 mes:\n● The genesis of quantum mechanics ca. 1925–1927;\n● Theoretical, mat
 hematical, and experimental practices of quantum physics;\n● Quantum techno
 logy, instrumentation, and material culture of quantum physics;\n● Knowledg
 e circulation and the adoption of quantum theory and quantum mechanics in\n
 diverse national and disciplinary contexts;\n● Women in the history of quan
 tum physics;\n● Quantum physics, policy, and diplomacy.\n● Historical persp
 ectives on the centenary of quantum mechanics;\nPlease send an abstract of 
 up to 500 words via this submission form (https://forms.gle/mvT9geUYEXshUwB
 Q7 (https://forms.gle/mvT9geUYEXshUwBQ7)) no later than February 10, 2025.\
 nSupplementary travel funds will be available for early-career scholars and
  other participants who lack institutional funds to cover travel expenses.\
 nAll questions may be directed to the conference committee at Questo indiri
 zzo email è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per 
 vederlo.\nOrganizing Committee:\nAlexander Blum\nClimério Silva Neto\nDanie
 la Monaldi\nIndianara Silva\nRoberto Lalli\nThiago Hartz\nWill Thomas\nAdvi
 sory Scientific Committee:\nAlexei Kojevnikov\nChristian Joas\nChristoph Le
 hner\nConnemara Doran\nIvã Gurgel\nJaume Navarro\nJinyan Liu\nJohn D. Norto
 n\nJoseph Martin\nOlival Freire Júnior\nOrganization:\nFederal University o
 f Bahia (UFBA)\nAmerican Institute of Physics (AIP)\nNiels Bohr Archive\nIn
 ter-Union Commission for the History and Philosophy of Physics (IUCHPP)\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div style="text-align: center;"><strong>Call For Papers<br /><br />Federal
  University of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil, August 11 to 13, 2025.</strong></di
 v><p>The centenary of quantum mechanics and the United Nations Internationa
 l Year of Quantum Science and Technology provide an ideal opportunity to re
 vive the influential “HQ” series of conferences on the History of Quantum P
 hysics, initiated by the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in
  Berlin. Previous meetings were held in Berlin (2007, 2010), Utrecht (2008)
 , and Donostia/San Sebastian (2015). These meetings helped reinvigorate the
  community of quantum historians. They contributed to a surge of scholarshi
 p on the history of quantum physics and to historical narratives that explo
 re scientific practices and concepts within their rich social, cultural, an
 d political contexts.</p><p>The HQ-5 will be held in Salvador, Bahia, Brazi
 l, immediately after the 6th Early-Career Conference for Historians of the 
 Physical Sciences of the American Institute of Physics (August 4–- 9, 2025)
 , which will also take place there. By linking these two events, we aim to 
 foster interaction between different generations of historians of physics a
 nd encourage new studies on the history of quantum physics and its associat
 ed technologies.</p><p>We invite contributions on the history of quantum ph
 ysics, broadly understood, encompassing the history of quantum foundations,
  quantum technology, quantum field theory, and subdisciplines of physics an
 d related fields (including but not limited to particle physics, condensed 
 matter physics, nuclear physics, astrophysics, quantum gravity, or quantum 
 chemistry). We welcome submissions that approach these topics from a wide r
 ange of perspectives. Particular attention will be given to the following t
 hemes:</p><p>● The genesis of quantum mechanics ca. 1925–1927;<br />● Theor
 etical, mathematical, and experimental practices of quantum physics;<br />●
  Quantum technology, instrumentation, and material culture of quantum physi
 cs;<br />● Knowledge circulation and the adoption of quantum theory and qua
 ntum mechanics in<br />diverse national and disciplinary contexts;<br />● W
 omen in the history of quantum physics;<br />● Quantum physics, policy, and
  diplomacy.<br />● Historical perspectives on the centenary of quantum mech
 anics;</p><p>Please send an abstract of up to 500 words via this submission
  form (<a href="https://forms.gle/mvT9geUYEXshUwBQ7" target="_blank" rel="n
 oopener">https://forms.gle/mvT9geUYEXshUwBQ7</a>) no later than February 10
 , 2025.</p><p>Supplementary travel funds will be available for early-career
  scholars and other participants who lack institutional funds to cover trav
 el expenses.</p><p>All questions may be directed to the conference committe
 e at <joomla-hidden-mail  is-link="1" is-email="1" first="aHEtNQ==" last="a
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 l è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo.
 </joomla-hidden-mail></p><p>Organizing Committee:<br />Alexander Blum<br />
 Climério Silva Neto<br />Daniela Monaldi<br />Indianara Silva<br />Roberto 
 Lalli<br />Thiago Hartz<br />Will Thomas</p><p>Advisory Scientific Committe
 e:<br />Alexei Kojevnikov<br />Christian Joas<br />Christoph Lehner<br />Co
 nnemara Doran<br />Ivã Gurgel<br />Jaume Navarro<br />Jinyan Liu<br />John 
 D. Norton<br />Joseph Martin<br />Olival Freire Júnior</p><p>Organization:<
 br />Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)<br />American Institute of Physics 
 (AIP)<br />Niels Bohr Archive<br />Inter-Union Commission for the History a
 nd Philosophy of Physics (IUCHPP)</p>
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