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CATEGORIES:Call for papers
CREATED:20240301T152001
SUMMARY:Deadline_Call for Symposia_The International Congress of History of Science and Technology
LOCATION:Dunedin\, New Zealand
DESCRIPTION:The International Congress of History of Science and Technology (29 June - 
 5 July 2025 in Dunedin, New Zealand)\nGeneral Guidelines for Symposium Orga
 nizers:\nA Symposium is an organized thematic panel consisting of several p
 apers or presentations addressing a specific topic. The Congress requires t
 hat each Symposium be organized by two or more individuals from different c
 ountries. We encourage organizers to make every effort to have a diversifie
 d line-up, with a balance of gender and geographic backgrounds. Delegates r
 egistered for virtual participation will be able to both present and attend
  online.\nThe theme of the 27th ICHST is “Peoples, Places, Exchanges, and C
 irculation." We invite Symposia submissions on any topic in the history of 
 science, technology and medicine, but we especially encourage proposals tha
 t address aspects of the conference theme, across all periods, and from a v
 ariety of methodological and historiographical approaches.\nEach Commission
  of the Division of the History of Science and Technology of the Internatio
 nal Union of History and Philosophy of Science is expected to organize at l
 east one Symposium in its area.\nCommissions are also encouraged to co-orga
 nize Symposia with other Commissions, as well as Symposia at which the pres
 enters are Early-Career Researchers.\nProgram Structure:\nEach day of the C
 ongress will be divided into four 90-minute session slots. A Symposium can 
 be held over one or more of these 90-minute slots. Within the structure of 
 90-minute slots, Symposium organizers are free to propose any arrangement o
 f speakers, provided each 90-minute slot includes no more than four papers 
 or presentations. For instance, one 90-minute session slot could accommodat
 e two, three or four regular papers, another slot could be used for discuss
 ion, etc.\nWe also encourage organizers to propose roundtables and other in
 novative, experimental Symposia formats. Irrespective of the format used, o
 rganizers and chairs are expected to reserve enough time for general discus
 sion between the presenters and audience.\nIt is extremely important that o
 rganizers be absolutely strict with the start and end times of all their se
 ssion slots. Also, the order of presentations should not be altered after t
 he publication of the final program, even in case of unexpected absences.\n
 Submitting Proposals:\nOrganizers of Symposia will need to submit the follo
 wing using the form provided:\n\n - Title and an approximately 250-word abs
 tract of the Symposium in English.\n - CVs of the organizers (no more than 
 one page each).\n - Number of 90-minute session slots requested.\n - DHST C
 ommission Name (if applicable)\n - List of expected participants.Organizers
  will be contacted later about submitting CVs (no more than one page each) 
 and abstracts in English (approximately 250 words) from all the participant
 s.\nPolicy on Speakers Making Multiple Contributions:\nOne of the key aims 
 of the Congress is to bring together as many scholars as possible for mutua
 l discussion. To include the maximum number of speakers within the constrai
 nts of the timetable, we have to stipulate that no individual may present m
 ore than one paper at the Congress, as a stand-alone presenter and/or as pa
 rt of one or more Symposia.\nIndividuals presenting in one session are, how
 ever, permitted to:\n\n - co-organize a different session (provided they do
  not contribute a paper to that session too)\n - commentate on a different 
 session\n - chair a different session (or their own session, if the Symposi
 um organizers approve of presenter-chaired sessions)\n - organize or take p
 art in non-paper-session activities around the Congress, as agreed with the
  Congress organizers.The Congress organizers will do their best to avoid cl
 ashes between proposed multiple commitments, but the large number of parall
 el sessions at the Congress means this cannot be guaranteed. Please contact
  us if you need further information.\nFor more info, see the web site (http
 s://www.ichst2025.org/call-for-symposia-proposals).\nCall for submission of
  symposia proposalsNow openDeadline for submission of symposia proposals1 A
 pril 2024Call for stand-alone papers opens1 April 2024Decisions on accepted
  symposia announced1 June 2024Registration opens11 July 2024Deadline for su
 bmission of stand-alone paper proposals1 December 2024Deadline for submissi
 on of paper abstracts within symposia1 December 2024Decisions on stand-alon
 e papers announced21 January 2025Early bird registration closes3 April 2025
 Program released online1 May 2025Final date for registration1 May 2025Congr
 ess opens29 June 2025
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 p><strong><em><strong>The International Congress of History of Science and 
 Technology (29 June - 5 July 2025 in Dunedin, New Zealand)</strong></em></s
 trong></p><p><strong><em>General Guidelines for Symposium Organizers:</em><
 /strong></p><p>A Symposium is an organized thematic panel consisting of sev
 eral papers or presentations addressing a specific topic. The Congress requ
 ires that each Symposium be organized by two or more individuals from diffe
 rent countries. We encourage organizers to make every effort to have a dive
 rsified line-up, with a balance of gender and geographic backgrounds. Deleg
 ates registered for virtual participation will be able to both present and 
 attend online.</p><p>The theme of the 27th ICHST is “Peoples, Places, Excha
 nges, and Circulation." We invite Symposia submissions on any topic in the 
 history of science, technology and medicine, but we especially encourage pr
 oposals that address aspects of the conference theme, across all periods, a
 nd from a variety of methodological and historiographical approaches.</p><p
 >Each Commission of the Division of the History of Science and Technology o
 f the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science is expected 
 to organize at least one Symposium in its area.</p><p>Commissions are also 
 encouraged to co-organize Symposia with other Commissions, as well as Sympo
 sia at which the presenters are Early-Career Researchers.</p><p><em><strong
 >Program Structure:</strong></em></p><p>Each day of the Congress will be di
 vided into four 90-minute session slots. A Symposium can be held over one o
 r more of these 90-minute slots. Within the structure of 90-minute slots, S
 ymposium organizers are free to propose any arrangement of speakers, provid
 ed each 90-minute slot includes no more than four papers or presentations. 
 For instance, one 90-minute session slot could accommodate two, three or fo
 ur regular papers, another slot could be used for discussion, etc.</p><p>We
  also encourage organizers to propose roundtables and other innovative, exp
 erimental Symposia formats. Irrespective of the format used, organizers and
  chairs are expected to reserve enough time for general discussion between 
 the presenters and audience.</p><p>It is extremely important that organizer
 s be absolutely strict with the start and end times of all their session sl
 ots. Also, the order of presentations should not be altered after the publi
 cation of the final program, even in case of unexpected absences.</p><p><st
 rong><em>Submitting Proposals</em>:</strong></p><p>Organizers of Symposia w
 ill need to submit the following using the form provided:</p><ul><li>Title 
 and an approximately 250-word abstract of the Symposium in English.</li><li
 >CVs of the organizers (no more than one page each).</li><li>Number of 90-m
 inute session slots requested.</li><li>DHST Commission Name (if applicable)
 </li><li>List of expected participants.</li></ul><p>Organizers will be cont
 acted later about submitting CVs (no more than one page each) and abstracts
  in English (approximately 250 words) from all the participants.</p><p><em>
 <strong>Policy on Speakers Making Multiple Contributions:</strong></em></p>
 <p>One of the key aims of the Congress is to bring together as many scholar
 s as possible for mutual discussion. To include the maximum number of speak
 ers within the constraints of the timetable, we have to stipulate that no i
 ndividual may present more than one paper at the Congress, as a stand-alone
  presenter and/or as part of one or more Symposia.</p><p>Individuals presen
 ting in one session are, however, permitted to:</p><ul><li>co-organize a di
 fferent session (provided they do not contribute a paper to that session to
 o)</li><li>commentate on a different session</li><li>chair a different sess
 ion (or their own session, if the Symposium organizers approve of presenter
 -chaired sessions)</li><li>organize or take part in non-paper-session activ
 ities around the Congress, as agreed with the Congress organizers.</li></ul
 ><p>The Congress organizers will do their best to avoid clashes between pro
 posed multiple commitments, but the large number of parallel sessions at th
 e Congress means this cannot be guaranteed. Please contact us if you need f
 urther information.</p></div></div><p>For more info, see the <a href="https
 ://www.ichst2025.org/call-for-symposia-proposals" target="_blank" rel="noop
 ener">web site</a>.</p><table><tbody><tr><td>Call for submission of symposi
 a proposals</td><td>Now open</td></tr><tr><td>Deadline for submission of sy
 mposia proposals</td><td>1 April 2024</td></tr><tr><td>Call for stand-alone
  papers opens</td><td>1 April 2024</td></tr><tr><td>Decisions on accepted s
 ymposia announced</td><td>1 June 2024</td></tr><tr><td>Registration opens</
 td><td>11 July 2024</td></tr><tr><td>Deadline for submission of stand-alone
  paper proposals</td><td>1 December 2024</td></tr><tr><td>Deadline for subm
 ission of paper abstracts within symposia</td><td>1 December 2024</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Decisions on stand-alone papers announced</td><td>21 January 2025</
 td></tr><tr><td>Early bird registration closes</td><td>3 April 2025</td></t
 r><tr><td>Program released online</td><td>1 May 2025</td></tr><tr><td>Final
  date for registration</td><td>1 May 2025</td></tr><tr><td>Congress opens</
 td><td>29 June 2025</td></tr></tbody></table>
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