Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 07/10/2026New #Jargonium post by @vanessaseifert.bsky.social 👇 000
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 29/04/2026News from Jargonium's co-editor @vanessaseifert.bsky.social ! Her new research project, PExAI: Predicting & Explaining w/ AI is officially launched. Join the hybrid kick off event that will take place on the 18th of May in Athens! www.jargonium.com/post/pexai-a...jargonium.comPExAI: Predicting & Explaining with AIA new project bridging the philosophy of chemistry with the philosophy of AI. 001
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 15/04/2026The 2nd edition of Paul Needham's book, Macroscopic Metaphysics, is now out! Check out what its all about in this short piece by the author himself!!! www.jargonium.com/post/a-new-e...jargonium.comSecond edition of Paul Needham's book, Macroscopic Metaphysics, is now out!A new edition of Paul Needham's book, Macroscopic Metaphysics: Middle-Sized Objects and Longish Processes, is now out! 041
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 14/04/2026Jargonium asks... Annette Lykknes! www.jargonium.com/post/jargoni...jargonium.comJargonium asks …Annette LykknesWe are honoured to interview Annette Lykknes, Professor of chemistry education and historian of chemistry. 063
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 08/04/2026Huge congrats to Annette Lykknes for this amazing award!!! www.jargonium.com/post/annette...jargonium.comAnnette Lykknes receives the 2026 HIST AwardAnnette Lykknes receives the 2026 HIST Award 011
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 18/03/2026If you believe Mendeleev is the one who (first) discovered periodicity in the chemical elements well.. you'd be wrong. Our new article by Pierre Avenas explains why in "The first periodic table? The telluric screw of Chancourtois" www.jargonium.com/post/the-fir...jargonium.comThe first periodic table? The telluric screw of ChancourtoisIn 1862 Béguyer de Chancourtois published his classification of elements, the first to identify periodicity on the basis of atomic weight. This post discusses this discovery 021
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 10/09/2025And the debate goes on! New article on the chemical bond, from the perspective of a working chemist- check it out 👇 www.jargonium.com/post/the-che...jargonium.comThe chemical bond: The biggest chemical paradigm, or the greatest chemical uncertainty?How should we define the chemical bond? 031
Reposted by JargoniumVanessa Seifert @vanessaseifert.bsky.social · 11/08/2025The #MSCA project #CReaCaL is officially over, so here is one final post that I wrote for @jargonium.bsky.social to sum up what I did in the last couple of years. Not many answers; rather more questions came out of this work! www.jargonium.com/post/chemica...jargonium.comChemical reactions as causes? (part III)In this final article prompted by the work done during the research project "Chemical Reactions as Causes and Laws", I would like to present some of the problems and challenges that I encountered when... 021
Reposted by JargoniumSociety for the History of Alchemy & Chemistry @shacorg.bsky.social · 02/05/20252026 Partington Prize call for entries! The prize (£500) is awarded every three years for an original and unpublished essay the history of alchemy or chemistry to be exclusively published in the Society's journal, Ambix. More info can be found here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....tandfonline.comThe Partington Prize 2026Published in Ambix (Vol. 72, No. 2, 2025) 022
Reposted by JargoniumEuChemS Division of History of Chemistry @euchems-histchem.bsky.social · 11/06/2025The 14th International Conference on the History of Chemistry has officially begun in Valencia! #14ICHC #histchem 022
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 22/05/2025For this instalment of Jargonium Asks, we are delighted to have Kostas Gavroglu Prof. Emeritus @ the Un. of Athens. He is an expert historian of chemistry, among the few who have illuminated the social, historical & philosophical aspects of early quantum chemistry www.jargonium.com/post/jargoni...jargonium.comJargonium asks … Kostas GavrogluKostas Gavroglu is Professor Emeritus at the Department of History & Philosophy of Science at the University of Athens. 031
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 15/05/2025Jargonium asks... Eric Scerri! In this column we ask established scholars to answer a series of questions regarding the nature of their work and how they see the field progressing. Check out our latest interview! www.jargonium.com/post/jargoni...jargonium.comJargonium Asks... Eric ScerriFor the latest issue of Jargonium Asks, we are thrilled to feature an interview with Eric R. Scerri, chemist and philosopher based at UCLA. Eric has published widely on philosophy of chemistry, and is... 031
Jargonium @jargonium.bsky.social · 14/05/2025Jargonium is.. *a chemical element that turned out to be a compound * a blog about chemistry * bridging the humanities with chemistry 🧪Check it out! www.jargonium.comjargonium.comBridging the Humanities with Chemistry | JargoniumEstablished by early-career researchers with a shared research interest in history and philosophy of chemistry, Jargonium showcases short essays on chemistry and alchemy from the perspective of humani... 051