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Noé B. Royer

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Historian of Earth sciences and natural history from Oxon Écologiste, collab. santé

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Xavier Molénat @xmolenat.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Le mouvement de baisse démographique ne touche pas tous les territoires scolaires : à Créteil et Versailles, les effectifs du Secondaire continuent d'augmenter
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André Loez & podcast Paroles d’histoire @andreloez.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Le Monde des Livres spécial Blois est en ligne et en kiosque ! Avec un grand papier d'ouverture de L. Fontaine, le livre de Pauline Guillemet (bientôt au 🎙️) sur architecture & Moyen âge, les esclaves en fuite à Paris au XVIIIe, l'histoire de l'art au Seuil... et un CR critique du denier J. Chapoutot
couverture du numéro du Monde des Livres daté 2 octobre 2026
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Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
Kitty map! This is how cats migrated to Europe. Great little writeup in the post too: buff.ly/3ttaUWg
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André Loez & podcast Paroles d’histoire @andreloez.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
On parle beaucoup du livre de Sonia Devillers, Le fabuleux piano, y compris pour le Goncourt L’occasion de (ré)écouter l’entretien avec Sarah Gensburger et Eric Le Bourhis, qui ont directement travaillé aux archives l’histoire de ces spoliations nazies d’appartements juifs 👇 youtu.be/n2TquPfICro
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376. L'autre spoliation des juifs parisiens
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Encyclopédie d’histoire numérique EHNE @ehne.fr · 15/09/2026
💬 "En Russie, les spécialistes de la lutte contre les nuisibles héritent dès 1918 de 10 000 bonbonnes de gaz. Jamais acheminées sur le front, ces armes sont d’abord expérimentées pour les besoins de l’agriculture, contre les sauterelles" 👇 ehne.fr/fr/encyclope... 🤝 @aphg.fr @sorbonne-universite.fr
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Histoire de la lutte contre les insectes « nuisibles » en URSS
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Encyclopédie d’histoire numérique EHNE @ehne.fr · 14/09/2026
Après la fuite de Varennes, Louis XVI devient la cible de nombreuses caricaturistes. Pourquoi choisissent-ils alors de le représenter spécifiquement en cochon ? 🐷 📝 Les explications d’Annie Duprat 👇 ehne.fr/fr/encyclope... 🤝 @lettres-sorbonne.bsky.social @aphg.fr @sorbonne-universite.fr
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Pourquoi Louis XVI est-il caricaturé en cochon après la fuite de Varennes (1791) ?
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Noah Blan @noahwblan.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
I’m thrilled to share that my book Carolingian Ecological Sovereignty is out now with @archumanities.bsky.social ! You can order physical copies now, and the open access versions will be available sometime in early October. www.arc-humanities.org/978180270283... Keep an eye out for updates here 📚
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Carolingian Ecological Sovereignty - Arc Humanities Press
During the early Middle Ages, the ecological was political—as it is today. For the Carolingians, the governance of nature was integral to the making of emp...
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Terrestres @terrestres.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
Limiter le réchauffement climatique signifie rester dans l’Holocène, une ère géologique stable permettant l'épanouissement de la civilisation. Et si l’Anthropocène était le nom de la nostalgie civilisationnelle pour l’Holocène ? Une enquête de Pierre de Jouvancourt www.terrestres.org/2026/05/08/a...
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Adieu au mythe climatique de l’Holocène
Dans ce troisième volet de son enquête sur l'Anthropocène, Pierre de Jouvancourt interroge l'Holocène comme étalon climatique de la civilisation.
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Terrestres @terrestres.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
Longtemps, la culture a produit des événements, alors que la nature a juste... existé. Dans un article qui fait déja date, l'historienne de l'environnement Bathsheba Demuth réfléchit sur l’agentivité, cette capacité d’agir sur le monde. Traduction à lire ici ⤵️ www.terrestres.org/2026/05/20/c...
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Comment écrire l’histoire environnementale aujourd'hui ?
Bathsheba Demuth · Baleines, virus, sols... Quelle rôle attribuer aux non-humains dans la pratique de l'histoire ? Analyse d'une question cruciale.
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auggie @autumndork.bsky.social · 11/04/2026
What I like best about the Artemis II photos is that it was taken by actual humans. An actual person had to frame it and manually adjust settings. It's their own artistic rendition of what they thought looked best at the time, something no probe, rover or unmanned spacecraft can take. it's art
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Dr. Dominik Huenniger @dominikhhh.bsky.social · 11/04/2026
OMG the #ESHS-HSS program is wild! So many parallel sessions! Stay until the very last session to hear @arnoldke.bsky.social , @whitmerkelly.bsky.social , @annalsvensson.bsky.social & yours truly talk about #pedagogy #objects #collections & #NaturalHistoryHumanities #histmed #histSTM 📜
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
Call for Papers – Forecasting the Weather between Divination & Science (Antiquity to the Present) Submission Deadline: 31 May 2026 Workshop, organised at the University of Oxford, UK, 9 Oct 2026, by @simondolet.bsky.social & Michelle Pfeffer niche-canada.org/2026/04/06/c... #envhist #histsci
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Call for Papers - Forecasting the Weather between Divination and Science (Antiquity to the Present)
We are seeking case studies from the ancient world to the present that focus on learned and scholarly forms of weather prediction (rather than every day or informal beliefs), including but not limited...
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André Loez & podcast Paroles d’histoire @andreloez.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Visionnage indispensable : le @labo-lamop.bsky.social a réalisé une super série de petites vidéos sur Marc Bloch médiéviste, à partager sans modération youtube.com/playlist?lis...
capture d'écran youtube de la playlist "marc bloch penser l'histoire et le moyen âge"
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Magali Reghezza @magalireghezza.eurosky.social · 18/03/2026
Très bel exemple de disqualification du travail scientifique et de désinformation, avec attaque ad hominem, pour servir un projet politique qui ne dit pas son nom. Pour info, la seule exigence d’un travail scientifique est l’administration de la preuve pour établir des faits. Pas la nuance. 🤦‍♀️
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Audrey Garric @audreygarric.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
Plus de pluies, recul rapide de glaciers, fragilisation des plateformes de glace : l’Antarctique est bouleversée par la crise climatique. Plusieurs études récentes décrivent des transformations profondes, qui vont accélérer la montée des océans sur plusieurs siècles www.lemonde.fr/planete/arti...
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Plus de pluie, moins de glace : l’Antarctique bouleversé par le dérèglement climatique
Recul rapide de certains glaciers, fragilisation des plateformes de glace : plusieurs études récentes décrivent des transformations profondes au pôle Sud, susceptibles d’accélérer la montée des océans...
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Patrick Marques @pmarques35.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
[1/10] Harold Thibault analyse la montée de la Chine comme puissance scientifique. Des chercheurs et responsables universitaires décrivent une stratégie nationale visant à placer le pays au premier plan de la recherche mondiale, notamment en astronomie et technologies avancées. #HGGSP #China
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La Chine, nouvelle superpuissance scientifique
Le pays ambitionne d’être au premier plan dans toutes les disciplines scientifiques, en particulier l’astronomie, avec le télescope FAST, symbole de ce changement d’échelle. Si ses institutions et ses...
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Linda Andersson Burnett @lindaaburnett.bsky.social · 09/03/2026
Call for Papers: Women’s Fieldwork and the Making of Nineteenth Century Natural History Collections We seek articles to complete a special issue on women’s field collecting, and contributions to nineteenth century natural history for Nuncius. #Histsci #NaturalHistory #WomensHistory #Fieldwork
Picture of women on a beach John Leech, ‘The mermaids' haunt’. The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1854 - 1869. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs. Picture Collection, The New York Public Library.
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Encyclopédie d’histoire numérique EHNE @ehne.fr · 08/03/2026
📅 Le 8 mars est la journée internationale des droits des femmes. Pourquoi cette date ? Depuis quand est-elle reconnue ? 🖋️ Retrouvez les explications de Kerstin Wolff 👇 ehne.fr/fr/encyclope... 🤝 @lettres-sorbonne.bsky.social @aphg.bsky.social
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Journée internationale des femmes du 8 mars (La)
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Daniella M. @farsouthhistory.bsky.social · 08/03/2026
On International Women's Day, I have been celebrating by editing an article focusing on pioneering South African paleobotanist Edna Plumstead, whose work on plant fossils was critical to the acceptance of continental drift theory and who, of course, also worked with Antarctic rocks #histsci #IWD2026
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Alison Fisk @alisonfisk.bsky.social · 08/03/2026
The ‘Sappho’ fresco from Pompeii. A beautiful Roman portrait of a young woman for #InternationalWomensDay She holds a writing tablet, and raises a writing stylus to her lips in thoughtful contemplation. 55-70 AD. Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples 📷 by me #Archaeology
My photo shows a famous wall painting from Pompeii known as the Sappho fresco. It shows the head and upper body of a young woman framed inside a painted circular border. She faces forward. Her eyes are large and dark, gazing to one side with a calm and thoughtful expression, as if pausing mid-thought. Her skin is pale, and her hair is dark brown and tightly curled, forming small ringlets around her face. A thin golden hairnet holds her curls in place. She wears small gold hoop earrings, and a brown cloak over a green garment. In her right hand she holds a thin dark metal stylus (writing tool) up against her lips, as if thinking about what to write. In her left hand she holds a small rectangular wooden wax writing tablet. The fresco is now on display at the Muso Archeologico Nazionale in Naples
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Pierre Charbonnier @picharbonnier.bsky.social · 07/03/2026
Chers amis branchés histoire éco/environnementale, F. A. Jonsson et C. Wennerlind seront à Paris le 18 Mars pour présenter leur formidable livre, "Politiques de la rareté". Je vous invite à aller les écouter, et à les lire ! @fredrikjonsson.bsky.social
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Germinate @g-ehr.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
Spring is the season of GERMINATION and we’re ready for new ideas to take root. 🌱 Submit your work now for our Spring issue! We’re looking for fresh perspectives and research that helps new conversations grow. Our spring deadline is March 31st for peer reviewed research. g-ehr.com/submit/
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Richard Fallon @richardfallon.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
I've not seen many artistic representations of dinosaurs trying to escape the Genesis Deluge, or rather not many that weren't produced very, very recently. The image below is from an ebay auction (shorturl.at/Tg1TH). Harold W. Clark, Fossils, Flood, and Fire (1968). Watch out behind you, T. rex!
Cover of Harold W. Clark, Fossils, Flood, and Fire (1968). Painting of a sauropod and tyrannosaurs fleeing the Flood, while a volcano erupts in the background.
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LSE Impact @lseimpactblog.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
💥New post | The majority of UK academic institutions now no longer post on X ✍️ @andytattersall.bsky.social #AcademicSky #X #AcademicSocialMedia
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The majority of UK academic institutions now no longer post on X - LSE Impact
For the first time, more UK universities and associated organisations are inactive on X than active.
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The White Horse Press @whitehorsepress.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
We're delighted to announce publication of 'Grasping Soil: A Syllabus and Essays for The Environmental Humanities' (E. Brownell, ed.) – exploring #soil as a vessel of human #history and point of view for inquiry. Available print or #openaccess here: www.whpress.co.uk/publications... #envhum #envhist
Book cover based on stylised painted art of someone digging in a large pile of soil with a shovel.
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Alexandre Klein @alexandreklein.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
Pendant 2 ans, avec des collègues historiennes et infirmières, nous nous sommes formés à la scénarisation afin de donner vie aux dossiers de patient.e.s sur lesquels nous travaillons et de donner ainsi à voir, autrement, 100 ans de prise en charge des troubles de santé mentale graves. Le résultat :
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Philippe Prudent @phprudent.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
Agrégation externe d'histoire Première dissertation - Histoire ancienne "Travailler en Grèce ancienne selon son genre et son statut". Bon courage aux candidates et aux candidats pour les prochaines épreuves !
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Kelly Hereid @kellyhereid.bsky.social · 28/02/2026
Human Nature: Nine Ways to Feel about our Changing Planet, @drkatemarvel.bsky.social A short mid thread 🧵 for finally getting to the book that inspired my new year's resolution to read 50 books this year. Look, I don't read a lot of climate books. Too close to the day job. Read this one. 14.1/
Human Nature: Nine Ways to Feel about our Changing Planet, Kate Marvel
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EditionsScpo @editionsscpo.bsky.social · 24/02/2026
En librairie le 20 mars 📖: « Bruno Latour ou l'art d'assembler », Philippe Descola (@college-de-france.fr, @ehess.fr), Bruno Karsenti (dir.) cc @picharbonnier.bsky.social, @clivehamilton.bsky.social, @patricemaniglier.bsky.social, @syparasie.bsky.social www.pressesdesciencespo.fr/fr/book/?gco...
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Bruno Latour ou l'art d'assembler - Presses de Sciences Po
Philippe Descola, Bruno Karsenti - Cet ouvrage rend hommage à Bruno Latour, savant mondialement reconnu et chercheur d'une rare fécondité.
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German Historical Institute London @ghilondon.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Join us for a keynote by Pamela H. Smith (Columbia) on “Tech Utopias Then and Now”! 📆 5.3. | 🕕 6pm GMT | 📍Pushkin House/Zoom It is part of the workshop “Christianopolis: Re-Reading a Seventeenth Century German Utopia” organised by @mirjamhaehnle.bsky.social (GHIL) and Ulinka Rublack (Cambridge).
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Max Planck Institute for the History of Science @mpiwg.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Next in our Institute's Colloquium series 2025/26 "Rethinking #Time in the History of Science": Caroline Winterer on "Catastrophe and #DeepTime." 🌀 🗓️ Mar 3, 2026 (14:00 CET) 📍 Harnack Haus, Berlin 🔗 buff.ly/pQqWD9C #HistSci #USHistory
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Rebekah Higgitt @rhiggitt.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
I had a pleasant day mostly looking at astrolabes. Did you know that the little bit of metal that keeps the pin in place is called the horse? In the case of the later example on the right it is actually shaped like one #histSTM 📜
A dismantled 17thC Islamic astrolabe, showing alidade, rete, mater and five plates.A close-up of the front of a Persian astrolabe, c. 1800, showing the horse, pushed through the central pin.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
Call for Contributions: A Sourcebook for Histories of Weather and Weathering Editors: @rhiggitt.bsky.social @tamaracaulkins.bsky.social & @lottaleiwo.bsky.social Proposal Deadline - 4 September 2026 niche-canada.org/2026/02/10/c... #envhist #climhist #histsci #weather
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Call for Contributions: A Sourcebook for Histories of Weather and Weathering
We invite contributions to this planned open access sourcebook, which aims to present and analyse a diverse range of primary sources that reveal embodied, scientific and cultural knowledges in histori...
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Andrew Seaton @andrewseaton.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
CALL FOR PAPERS - Modern British History and the 'Environmental Turn'. A two-day workshop organised by @maxlong.bsky.social and myself at Lincoln College, Oxford, 16-17 September. Deadline for abstracts is 15 May. Details in poster below, please share.
This two-day workshop will explore several questions. How can environmental history complement or offer alternatives to existing historiographical narratives and periodisations in British history? What new actors, events, or phenomena might come to the fore? How should it foster engagements with places beyond its national borders or with other disciplines? Is environmental history different from longstanding traditions of ‘landscape’ or ‘urban’ histories of Britain? What contributions can historians make to environmental advocacy and policymaking? And how might a focus on the environment reshape teaching in British history?

To take part, participants should submit a 300 word proposal for a short ‘position paper’ (approx. 2500 words) that will be pre-circulated at the workshop. These position papers will address the place of environmental approaches and themes within modern British history (1800 to the present) from the perspective of the participant’s own research. Participants will orally summarise their papers at the workshop. The event is free to attend and includes lunch and refreshments.

Submissions are welcomed across a range of perspectives and topics, including but not limited to: energy, extraction, non-human actors, pollution, toxicity, rural and urban landscapes, everyday  environmental histories (including how they are shaped by class, gender, and race), imperialism and decolonisation, ‘green’ policy, activism, and the political economy of the natural world.

Please send proposals and a one-paragraph biography in a single PDF to andrew.seaton@manchester.ac.uk by 15 May 2026. Please also direct enquiries to this address.

This event is organised by Dr. Max Long (Oxford) and Dr. Andrew Seaton (Manchester).
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Antoine Beauchamp @a-beauchamp-fc.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
A 16h sur @franceculture.fr Sciences Chrono parle de la première expérience d'astrophysique en laboratoire, ou comment Buffon a cherché au XVIIIe siècle à calculer l'âge de la Terre en chauffant à blanc dans ses forges des boulets de fer www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
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Buffon et la Terre : dans la forge de l'âge
Connu pour son ouvrage fleuve, L’histoire Naturelle en 36 volumes, Buffon est aussi à l’origine de la toute première expérience d’astrophysique. Pour rendre compte de ses théories sur le vivant, il va...
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Climate Fiction Prize @climate-fiction.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
The Climate Fiction Prize 2026 longlist is here! 🤩📚 This longlist shows the limitless scope of climate fiction, from gripping thrillers to experimental literary works, folklore and reimagined myths to science fiction and generational family saga. Full list here: climatefictionprize.co.uk
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Karl Galle @karlgalle.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
Latest in a series of posts on the Linda Hall Library's earliest editions of Sacrobosco's book on late medieval astronomy, combined with Georg Peurbach's planetary models and including an early use of printing with color woodblocks: www.lindahall.org/about/news/s... #HistSTM #MedievalSky
Three-color woodblock printed illustration of different types of lunar eclipses, with the process described in the posted text.
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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @peterpaulrubens.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
The itinerant dentist pulling teeth. Agony! Always good for a laugh in the Dutch Golden Age. Here by Jan Steen, whose day is today.
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Zeke Hausfather @zekehausfather.com · 02/02/2026
Recent assessments have found the last glacial maximum implies a climate sensitivity of 2.4C (1.4C to 5.0C): www.science.org/doi/... And the Pliocene implies a sensitivity of 3.1C (2.3C to 4.7C): www.pnas.org/doi/10.... Paleoclimate evidence generally provides the strongest constraint on high ECS.
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Daniel Bellingradt @dbellingradt.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
And here is the paper astrolabe that is included into the binding of the so-called "Heidelberger Schicksalsbuch". This paper instrument left the highlighted lasting impression on the nearby blank pages. #bookhistory #histsci 2/2
The paper astrolabe in the binding. Source: https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/cpg832/0560/image
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Lee Raye @leafyhistory.bsky.social · 01/02/2026
Happy LGBT+ History Month! Robert Boyle (1627-1691) one of the founding members of the @royalsociety.org will be remembered this year. A bit of a queer black sheep, he was strongly against relationships with women, much to the dismay of his friends... 🏳️‍🌈🧵 #LGBTplusHM #lgbthm26
Image by/for the official LGBT+ History Month project founded by School's out. Shows Robert Boyle (25th January 1627 - 31 December 1691). There is a portrait of him with long curly hair and a lacy collar, with the LGBT+ History Month logo for 2026 - a test-tube with a rainbow exploding from it.
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Bodleian Libraries @bodleian.ox.ac.uk · 31/01/2026
Well-striped and well-read 🦓 Found in our archives: an illustration of a zebra in a C16 Greek Bible. Shelfmark: MS. Laud Gr. 86, 389 #ZebraDay
A medieval illustration features three animals walking across a natural landscape with a sun rising in the background. One animal resembles a deer with antlers, another is similar to a large dog, and the third resembles a zebra with distinctive stripes. The scene includes handwritten text along the borders.
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Stéphane Mandard @stephanemandard.bsky.social · 31/01/2026
[info @lemonde.fr] Vers le plus grand procès civil d’Europe contre les #PFAS : près de 200 riverains de la « vallée de la chimie », près de Lyon, assignent en justice Arkema et Daikin Chemicals. Ils demandent plus de 36 millions d’euros pour « réparer leurs préjudices ». ⤵️
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Pollution aux PFAS : près de 200 riverains de la « vallée de la chimie », près de Lyon, demandent « réparation » en justice à deux industriels
Arkema et Daikin Chemicals, deux groupes suspectés d’être à l’origine de la plus importante zone de pollution aux PFAS en France, ont été assignés devant le tribunal judiciaire de Lyon par 192 adultes...
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Richard Fallon @richardfallon.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
The early twentieth century is about the last time a professional illustrator might not have a dinosaur reference at hand and instead relied on the author's similes. Thus this Megalosaurus/Allosaurus in the Je Sais Tout serial of The Lost World. Conan Doyle says the dinosaur resembled a toad.
Illustration of a giant toad studded with arrows beside a dead body.
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🌈 Dr Ross Brooks @rossbrooks.co.uk · 30/01/2026
My first book, Darwin and the Queer Origins of Life, will be published by Yale University Press on 11 August (UK) and 8 September (US). Please help spread the word! 🙏 UK: yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300... @yalebooks.bsky.social 🏳️‍🌈📚🐵 US: yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300... @yalepress.bsky.social 🏳️‍⚧️ 🗃️🦋
Jacket design for Darwin and the Queer Origins of Life: A History of Sex and Science by Ross Brooks. It features a historic, drawn image of a gynandromorph gypsy moth, with distinctive female patterning on its left side and male on its right. Against a black background, the image and text (title and author's name) are brightly rendered in a spectrum of colours resonant of the Progress Pride Flag.
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Antoine Beauchamp @a-beauchamp-fc.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
A 16H sur @franceculture.fr Sciences Chrono parle de l'histoire des mathématiques en Chine. Que contiennent les grands textes mathématiques de l'Antiquité chinoise et comment ont-ils influencé l'astronomie, la philosophie et la bureaucratie de l'Empire ? www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
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Mathématiques en Chine : À la racine du calcul
La structuration de la bureaucratie chinoise sous la Dynastie Han, s’accompagne de l’apparition des premiers textes mathématiques en langue chinoise. Ces textes astronomiques, théoriques ou pratiques ...
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BSHS @bshsnews.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
⏰ Deadline tomorrow! Submit your nomination for the BSHS Pickstone Prize 2026—open to outstanding scholarly books in the history of science. Anyone may nominate, including self-nominations. Form available on the BSHS website. www.bshs.org.uk/the-bshs-pic...
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Antoine Beauchamp @a-beauchamp-fc.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
A 16H30 sur @franceculture.fr L'Entretien archéologique parle des uniques fouilles réalisées en 1967 à Auschwitz-Birkenau et du film "Archeologia" tourné à cette occasion. Quelle archéologie faire de la Shoah?Quel statut donner aux objets retrouvés dans les camps? www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
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Archéologie d'Auschwitz-Birkenau : le silence de la terre
Quelle archéologie mener dans les camps de concentration et d’extermination ? Cette question anime le documentaire “Sous la terre” d’Ania Szczepanska qui suit la trace d’Andrzej Brzozowski dont le fil...
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SKL🇪🇺🇺🇦🇬🇱 @sklafon1.eurosky.social · 29/01/2026
La liste des désabonnements de la @bis-sorbonne.bsky.social donne le vertige... Notamment une grande partie de mes outils de prédilection. C'est à pleurer. www.bis-sorbonne.fr/quid-novi-hu...
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Information sur les désabonnements de périodiques 2026 | Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire de la Sorbonne
Information sur le budget 2026 de la BIS et les désabonnements de périodiques
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Centre for the Study of Existential Risk @cser.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
The Doomsday Clock is now 85 seconds to midnight. In our response to the @thebulletin.org announcement, we reflect how new forms of global cooperation are essential for navigating today’s risks and how meaningful progress is still possible. Read the full response below ⬇️ bit.ly/49KSNOC
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Stop admiring the problem: let’s get to work on reducing catastrophic risk
A response to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 2026 Doomsday clock announcement from the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge In a year when the Doomsday Clock ...
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