매우 상세한 형태로 규정을 개정했으니, 다운받아 확인바랍니다.
과학사학회지 2006년 6월호 (28권 1호)에도 실려 있습니다.

8월 12일 -17일에 숙명여자대학교에서 개최합니다.(www.19icce.org)
대회의 한 session으로 과학사/과학철학이 있는데요,
발표자가 없어서 고민입니다.
그래서 본부에서는 발표자를 모시고 있습니다.

초록 마감은 5월 31일까지이나, 연락이 늦었기 때문에 5월 말까지 발표 의사와 잠정적인 제목을 알려주시면 본부에 등록하실 수 있습니다. 그리고 나서 초록을 빠른 시일안에 보내주시면 되겠습니다.


연락처: 이은경 (063-270-3432, eklee@chonbuk.ac.kr)또는

경북대 화학교육과 박종석 교수한테 연락 해 주세요. 박교수님 연락처는 053-950-5903, parkbell@knu.ac.kr

제48회 전국역사학대회는 충북대 인문대 222호에서 5월 27일 토요일에 열립니다.


09:40~10:00 학회 참가등록 및 회원가입 안내

10:00~12:00 오전 발표
사회: 이은경 (전북대)

10:00 - 10:40
발표: 강미화(전북대), “최형섭의 과학기술정책론”
토론: 문만용(서울대)

10:40 - 11:20
발표: 이관수(동국대) “보험산술과 확률론”
토론: 정원(서울대)

11:20 - 11:30 휴식

11:30 - 12:10
발표: 임종태 (KAIST) 방이지(方以智)와 게훤(揭暄)의 광비영수설(光肥影瘦說)”
토론: 이문규(전북대)

12:10~1:40 점심

1:40~4:30 오후발표
사회: 송성수 (과학기술정책연구원)

1:40 - 2:20
발표: 전용훈 “전지주의적 몽상: 최한기가 해석한 서양과학”
토론: 문중양(서울대)

2:20 - 3:00
발표: 김호(인천교대)“조선시대 자연과학 발생의 철학적 기초”
토론: 김영식(서울대)

3:00 - 3:30 휴식

3:30 - 4:10
발표: 남영(한양대) “금속활자 인쇄술 개발의 전후사에 대한 재인식”
토론: 구만옥(경희대) -- 미확정

4:10 - 5:00
발표: 라경준(고인쇄 박물관) “『직지』 금속활자 복원과 그 문제점”
토론: 정제규(청주공항문화재감정관)

5:00 뒷풀이

5월 27일 개최되는 전국역사학대회 분과발표 장소입니다.
충북대학교 인문대학 222호

자세한 약도는 첨부되는 화일을 열어보시기 바랍니다.

The Trustees of the Needham Research Institute Cambridge ("the
Trustees") invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for
a Studentship in the History of East Asian Science and Technology, to
be held in the University of Cambridge.

The purpose of the Studentship is to support students who have been
admitted to work for a PhD degree in the University of Cambridge in
the areas of study specified below. In the case of a student admitted
directly to work for the PhD degree, the award shall be for three
years at maximum. In appropriate cases, where the student is
initially admitted to work for an MPhil preparatory to beginning work
for a PhD, the Trustees may be prepared to consider making the award
for up to four years at maximum. In all cases the continuation of the
award from year to year will be conditional on the student making
satisfactory progress in the view of the Trustees. The successful
candidate will be given working space in the Needham Research
Institute (www.nri.org.uk), which has unparalleled research
facilities in the fields of the history of science, technology and
medicine in East Asia. The Studentship is associated with Darwin
College, and the successful award holder will normally be admitted to
full membership of the College for the tenure of the Studentship.

The amount of the Studentship will consist of payment of university
fees and college dues for the candidate, plus an amount for
maintenance. Where appropriate, fees will be paid at the rate for
non-EU students.

Priority in making awards of Studentships will be given to to
applicants who propose to carry out research in the following areas,
which are given in order of priority:
(1) The history of science and technology in modern Korea

(2) The history of science and technology in modern Japan

(3) The history of science and technology in modern China, or the
history of modern medicine in any of the above three countries

The word ‘modern’ here designates the period after 1850, and
‘science’ is taken to include mathematics, whether pure or applied.
Strong preference will be given to projects centring on the 20th
century or later. Any holder of a Studentship who wishes to make a
substantive change in the topic of his or her research after taking
up the Studentship must first obtain the agreement of the Trustees,
failing which the Studentship may be withdrawn.

Given the subjects covered by the award, the normal expectation will
be that applicants will seek admission to the Department of History
and Philosophy of Science of the University of Cambridge (http://
www.hps.cam.ac.uk/).

Applications for this award will be treated separately from
applications for admission to the University of Cambridge.
Candidates should therefore;

(a) Apply as soon as possible for admission to the University of
Cambridge in the normal way. For guidance, see the University website
at http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/offices/gradstud/admissions/; please
address all queries about the University admission process to the
appropriate part of the University, not to the Needham Research
Institute. Candidates may however mention in their application that
they are applying for this Studentship. Candidates should normally
give Darwin College as their first choice of college. Candidates
should note carefully the University's requirements in regard to
English language ability: see http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/univ/
gsprospectus/applying/entry.html#english.

(b) Apply simultaneously to the Needham Research Institute for the
Studentship. Candidates should send a full curriculum vitae, a
detailed research proposal, and the name of two academic referees who
are prepared to report in confidence on the candidate's work. In
most cases the best thing will be for the candidate to send the
Needham Research Institute a hard printed copy of their University
application, together with any further material necessary to give a
clear impression of the research they intend to carry out.
Candidates should ensure that they produce evidence that they possess
the language skills required for the purpose of their research.

All applications will be carefully considered. No announcement or
notification of award of the Studentship will be made before
University admission procedures have been completed and candidates
have been told whether they have been given a place at Cambridge.
The Trustees reserve the right to make no award if in their opinion
no suitable candidate of sufficient merit applies.

All enquiries and applications should be addressed to:

The Institute Administrator
The Needham Research Institute
8 Sylvester Road
Cambridge CB3 9AF
UK

email: admin@nri.org.uk