:Patronage and Institutions: Science, Technology and Medicine at the European Court, 1500-1750

Abstract

The economy of scientific exchange in early modern Italy, Paula Findlen Court, academy and printing house - patronage and scientific careers in late-Renaissance Italy, William Eamon patronage of mechanics and theories of impact in 16th-century Italy, W.R.Laird twisting the lion's tail - practice and theory at the court of Henry, Prince of Wales, Lesley B.Cormack paracelsianism and patronage in early modern Denmark, Jole Shackelford living in revolutionary times - medical change under William and Mary, Harold J.Cook the Hapsburg circle, William Ashworth universities and academies in Germany - an overview 1550-1750, Bruce T.Moran the reorganization of science 1450 - 1700, David S.Lux curing the body politic - chemistry and commerce at court 1664-70, Pamela H.Smith the political theory and practice of technology under Louis XIV, Alice Stroup the case of the 18th-century projector - entrepreneurs, engineers and legitimacy at the Hanoverian court in Britain, A.J.G.Cummings and Larry Stewart.

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