Events

For a few more weeks, you can visit the exhibition “Routes to Knowledge” at the KU Leuven University Library.

In this lecture, Katherina Kinzel explores the intertwined history of the concepts of “progress” and “history”.

Each year, the inauguration of new members provides an opportunity to organise a public event around a pressing and topical theme concerning science, the arts, and public policy.

This story, full of adventurous events and secret missions, reflects a struggle between politics and research, between the KBR and the Academy, between humanistic and exact scientists in young Belgium.

In February and March, the Department of Philosophy and Moral Sciences of the Universiteit Gent, in collaboration with Humanities Academie, is organizing a lecture series on eugenics.

Which defense of democracy between climate helplessness and digital supremacy?

Each year, the CNHS-NCGW and the Riches-Claires Library organize the lecture series “Science in the Light of Its History".

The Congo Panorama 1913. Colonial illusion exposed, a critical examination of colonial propaganda and the realities it concealed, is the upcoming exhibition at the AfricaMuseum.

This workshop investigates the production of knowledge in the early modern period and critically examines what made knowledge “academic” at the time and why certain forms of research were excluded from universities.

The ninth edition of this biennial conference for young researchers!