HPS.CESEE editors announced the new online platform HPS.CESEE, which aims to facilitate the exchange of information about the history of scientific knowledge in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. The aim is to serve as a resource for the history of scientific knowledge in the region stretching from Prague to Perm and from Tallinn to Tirana, or from (present) Albania and Austria to (former) Soviet Union and Yugoslavia [updates about conferences, events, new publications, journals and positions in thefield - via blog (https://hpscesee.blogspot.com/), newsletter, and social media: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/hps.cesee/ and Twitter (https://twitter.com/hpscesee)].
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To learn more about HPS.CESEE and the editorial team, please visit https://hpscesee.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html
You can contact the editors of HPS.CESEE here: hps.cesee@gmail.com
HPS.CESEE editors:
Friedrich Cain (Erfurt)
Lucie Čermáková (Prague)
Vedran Duančić (Zagreb)
Daša Ličen (Ljubljana)
Martin Rohde (Innsbruck)
Timofey Rakov (Tyumen)
Katalin Stráner (Southampton)
Jan Surman (Moscow)
