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CERN History Days

1–2 Feb 2018
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

CERN History Project Organizing Committee (James Gillies, Emmanuel Tsesmelis, Afroditi Anastasaki, Panagiotis Charitos, Theodore Arabatzis, Luisa Bonolis)

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  1. 1. Introduction to CERN
    James Gillies (CERN)
    01/02/2018, 09:00
  2. 6. Underground visit to ALICE / Visit to Synchrocyclotron and SM18
    01/02/2018, 09:40

    1st group:
    09:40-09:45: The group walks to building 39 (CERN hotel reception)
    09:45-10:00: The bus takes the group to SM18
    10:00-11:00: SM18 visit
    11:00-11:10 : The bus takes the group to ALICE
    11:10-12:10: ALICE visit
    12:10-12:30: The bus takes the group back to building 39

    2nd group:
    09:40-09:45: The group...

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  3. 23. Welcome speech - CERN Director of International Relations
    Charlotte Lindberg Warakaulle (CERN)
    01/02/2018, 13:30
  4. 24. Introductory talks
    Prof. Jurgen Renn (Max Planck Institute for the History of Sciences), Prof. Kostas Gavroglu (University of Athens), Prof. Theodore Arabatzis (History of Science and Technology -National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
    01/02/2018, 13:45
    1. Prof. Jurgen Renn - Director of the Max Planck Institute for the History of Sciences
      2.Theodore Arabatzis - National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Representative of the Research Centre for the Humanities, Athens
    2. Kostas Gavroglu (Greek Minister of Education and Professor of History of Science in the University of Athens)
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  5. 16. Introduction - Speakers' Presentation
    Charlotte Lindberg Warakaulle (CERN)
    01/02/2018, 14:00
  6. 17. General reflections on the importance of documenting the history of CERN
    Prof. Herwig Schopper (former CERN DG, 1981 - 1988)
    01/02/2018, 14:15
  7. 18. Reflections on Writing the History of CERN
    Prof. John Krige (School of History, Technology and Society, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta USA)
    01/02/2018, 14:30
  8. 19. Involvement in writing the history of the Fermilab
    Prof. Lillian Hoddeson (American Physical Society)
    01/02/2018, 14:45
  9. 20. Involvement in writing the history of ESA - A comparative analysis
    Prof. Arturo Russo (University of Palermo, Italy)
    01/02/2018, 15:00
  10. 31. Q & A
    01/02/2018, 15:15
  11. 21. The Epistemology of Experiment: The Higgs Boson and Gravity Waves
    Prof. Allan Franklin (Department of Physics, University of Colorado, USA)
    01/02/2018, 15:50
  12. 22. The interplay of theory and experiment in high-energy physics: a historical-epistemological perspective
    Prof. Arianna Borrelli (Technical University - Berlin, Germany)
    01/02/2018, 16:10
  13. 30. Statistics and uncertainty in high energy physics
    Prof. Kent Staley (St. Louis University - Missouri, USA)
    01/02/2018, 16:30
  14. 32. Q & A
    01/02/2018, 16:50
  15. 25. Gender & diversity issues in high-energy physics
    Prof. Sharon Traweek (Department of Gender Studies and History - University of California, LA, USA )
    01/02/2018, 17:20
  16. 26. The role of history in the popularization of science
    Jonathan Butterworth (University College London (UK))
    01/02/2018, 17:40
  17. 27. Historiography of recent Big Science: Biographical and other approaches
    Prof. Helge Kragh (Emeritus Professor-Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen)
    01/02/2018, 18:00
  18. 34. Way to Ideasquare
    02/02/2018, 08:15

    The participants will head to the CERN Reception (building 33) where James Gillies and Emmanuel Tsesmelis will wait for them to guide them to Ideasquare.
    The participants, if they wish, can earlier have breakfast at the Restaurant 1 (right across the CERN hotel reception, building 39), however, a breakfast-buffet will be served from 8.30 in Ideasquare.

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  19. 33. Introduction
    Harri Toivonen (CERN)
    02/02/2018, 09:10
  20. 28. First Round
    Emmanuel Tsesmelis (CERN), James Gillies (CERN), Matteo Castoldi (CERN), Matthew Chalmers (CERN), Sudeshna Datta-Cockerill (CERN)
    02/02/2018, 09:30

    Conveners:
    1. Archives and Digital Humanities (Jens Vigen)
    2. Collaboration and Diversity (Sudeshna Datta-Cockerill)
    3. Fundraising (Mateo Castoldi)
    4. Written History (Matthew Chalmers)
    5. Oral History (James Gillies)
    6. History and Philosophy (Emmanuel Tsesmelis)

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  21. 29. Second Round (switch)
    Emmanuel Tsesmelis (CERN), James Gillies (CERN), Matteo Castoldi (CERN), Matthew Chalmers (CERN), Sudeshna Datta-Cockerill (CERN)
    02/02/2018, 10:30

    Conveners:
    1. Collaboration and Diversity (Sudeshna Datta-Cockerill)
    2. Written History (Matthew Chalmers)
    3. Oral History (James Gillies)
    4. History and Philosophy (Emmanuel Tsesmelis)

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  22. 9. General reflections on the importance of documenting the history of CERN
    Mr Herwig Schopper
  23. 13. Introduction - Speakers' Presentation
    Charlotte Lindberg Warakaulle (CERN)
  24. 4. Introductory Talks

    1. Research Center for the Humanities (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)

    2. Max Planck Center for the History of Sciences

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  25. 8. Introductory Talks

    1) Research Center for the Humanities (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)

    2) Max Planck Center for the History of Sciences

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  26. 10. Involvement in writing the history of CERN
    Mr John Krige
  27. 12. Involvement in writing the history of ESA
    Mr Arturo Russo
  28. 11. Involvement in writing the history of the Fermilab
    Ms Lillian Hoddeson
  29. 2. Lunch break
  30. 3. Lunch break
  31. 15. Talk about the relevance of epistemological issues to the history of high-energy physics
    Ms Arianna Borelli
  32. 14. The relevance of epistemological issues to the history of high-energy physics
    Mr Allan Franklin
  33. 5. Welcome - Opening Session
  34. 7. Welcome by Fabiola Gianotti (CERN Director General)