Here’s a video of our experimental session for the BSHS Global Digital History of Science Festival, with speakers and start times for their mini-presentations listed below:
| Start Time | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| [00:07:16] | Carringtone Kinyanjui (University of Manchester) | ‘Science in 1970: A Global Picture‘ |
| [00:14:56] | Aya Homei (University of Manchester) | ‘“How Should We Deal with Asia’s Exploding Population?”: Family planning and Cold-War diplomacy in Asia’ |
| [00:21:43] | Jaehwan Hyun (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science) | ‘The Continental-Shelf in Dispute: Joint Marin Oil Exploration and the Collapse of the Anticommunist Alliance in East Asia’ |
| [00:27:40] | Gordon Barrett (University of Oxford) | ‘“The East Is Red, the Sun Is Rising”: Chinese Science Diplomacy, the Cultural Revolution, and the Dongfanghong I Satellite Launch’ |
| [00:33:27] | Giulia Rispoli (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science) | ‘Luna 17: Interplanetary politics in the Cold War’ |
| [00:41:14] | Doubravka Olsakova (Czech Academy of Sciences) | ‘The Brezhnev Doctrine in Outer Space’ |
| [00:51:01] | Matthew Adamson (McDaniel College) | ‘IAEA and Science Diplomacy ca. 1970’ |
| [00:56:58] | Gerardo Ienna (University of Venice) | ‘Transnational radical physicists and the Varenna Manifesto’ |
| [01:01:35] | Péter Marton (McDaniel College/Corvinus University) | ‘The Emerging Occupation of Occupational Health’ |
| [01:07:57] | Johan Gardebo (KTH, Stockholm) | ‘Remote Sensing as Environmental Diplomacy’ |
| [01:13:28] | Beatriz Martínez-Rius (Sorbonne University) | ‘1970 and the Exploration of “The Last Geographic Frontier”: Oil and International Cooperation in the Mediterranean’s Seafloor’ |
| [01:20:42] | Iqra Choudry (University of Manchester) | ‘When Global Science Met Polar Diplomacy’ |
| [01:28:29] | Júlia Mascarello (Federal University of Santa Catarina) | ‘Science Diplomacy in Brazil in 1970: Science and Technology as a Source for Economic Development’ |
| [01:33:39] | Waqar Zaidi (Lahore University) | ‘The Reactor and the Election: Pakistan’s Path to Nuclear Weapons’ |
| [01:40:08] | Sam Robinson (University of Cambridge) | ‘1970: The Peak of Ocean Technology Speculation – Sylvia Earle, The Aquanauts, and Tektite II’ |
| [01:48:37] | Leah Aronowsky (Columbia University) | ‘“Man’s Impact on the Global Environment”‘ |
| [01:53:48] | Simone Turchetti (University of Manchester) | ‘Did the Study of Science Diplomacy Begin in 1970?’ |
| [02:02:24] | Lif Lund Jacobsen (National Archive, Copenhagen) | Concluding Remarks |
DHST Commission on Science, Technology and Diplomacy 