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History of Science
- by Evan Carmouchehttps://ista.univ-fcomte.fr/omekatest/s/atma-english/page/welcome_ATMA ATMA is a thematic digital library devoted to the technical works of the Western military tradition (tactics, military architecture, ballistics, etc.) from the 16th to the early 17th century. […]
- by Evan CarmoucheThe project Magnetic Margins investigates how and by whom the most important early modern book publications on magnetism were read and annotated. This database provides a census of major publications […]
- by Evan CarmoucheRara Magnetica (1269-1599) is the name of Gustav Hellmann’s well known anthology published in 1898. With this collection, he sought to provide access to some of the earliest, yet rare […]
- by Evan Carmouchehttps://harvardlibrarybulletin.org/contagion-project Scholarly commentaries on the history of disease, selected from digitized primary sources from Harvard University’s libraries and museums, with an introduction to the project written by Hannah Marcus and […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttps://www.makingandknowing.org/ The Making and Knowing Project is a research and pedagogical initiative in the Center for Science and Society at Columbia University that explores the intersections between artistic making and scientific knowing. […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttps://faculty.virginia.edu/Fiorani/NEH-Institute/essays/introduction/ This collection of essays emerged from the research projects that 24 NEH Scholars developed during the NEH Summer Institute “Leonardo da Vinci: Between Art and Science” (Florence, Italy, June–July […]
- by Amanda MaddenThe Newton Project is dedicated to publishing in full an online edition of all of Sir Isaac Newton’s (1642–1727) printed and unprinted writings, including his notebooks and correspondence. The edition […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttp://www.bl.uk/catalogues/ItalianAcademies/ The online interactive Database of Academies includes books published by Academies from 1525–1700 and people involved in Academies or in the publishing industry. It contains about 10,000 entries, in […]
- by Amanda MaddenThe Hooke Folio Online is an edition of images and transcriptions of a long lost manuscript of the papers of Robert Hooke, returned to the archive of the Royal Society […]
- by Amanda MaddenA complete electronic edition with full-text transcription and facsimile images of all 25,000 folios of the correspondence of Samuel Hartlib (c1600-62), a great seventeenth-century ‘intelligencer’ and man of science.
Science
- by Evan CarmoucheThe project Magnetic Margins investigates how and by whom the most important early modern book publications on magnetism were read and annotated. This database provides a census of major publications […]
- by Evan CarmoucheRara Magnetica (1269-1599) is the name of Gustav Hellmann’s well known anthology published in 1898. With this collection, he sought to provide access to some of the earliest, yet rare […]
- by Amanda MaddenThe e-leo experiment stems from the very particular nature of the Biblioteca Leonardina collection, which possesses the entire published corpus of Leonardo da Vinci’s works, starting with the first edition […]
- by Evan CarmoucheSecrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France. A Digital Critical Edition and English Translation of BnF Ms. Fr. 640 A production of the Making and Knowing Project, this edition […]
- by Evan CarmoucheThe Workdiaries of Robert Boyle Robert Boyle’s workdiaries, written between 1647 and 1691, are a vivid record of observation and experimentation by one of founding fathers of modern science. These […]
- by Richard FreedmanAn Analytic Bibliography of Online Neo-Latin Texts A database of 38,000+ links to freely accessible electronic texts and digitized photographic reproductions of Neo-Latin works, dating from late fifteenth century to […]
Medicine
- by Evan Carmouchehttps://www.mmor.co.uk/ Medicine and the Making of Race, 1440-1720 is a four-year UKRI FLF-funded project which seeks to explore the role of medical practitioners in the early years of the slave […]
- by Evan Carmouchehttps://harvardlibrarybulletin.org/contagion-project Scholarly commentaries on the history of disease, selected from digitized primary sources from Harvard University’s libraries and museums, with an introduction to the project written by Hannah Marcus and […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttps://www.hsls.pitt.edu/history-of-medicine From the Health Sciences Library System at the University of Pittsburgh. Includes Medical Humanities Dissertations: a monthly listing of recent doctoral dissertations worldwide covering aspects of the medical humanities […]
- by Evan CarmoucheSecrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France. A Digital Critical Edition and English Translation of BnF Ms. Fr. 640 A production of the Making and Knowing Project, this edition […]
- by Richard FreedmanDatabase of Early Modern German Physicians’ Letters Started in 2009, the database now offers free online access to the records of about 45,000 letters written by or to learned physicians […]
- by Richard FreedmanCasebooks Project A digital edition of Simon Forman’s & Richard Napier’s medical records 1596–1634
Philosophy
- by Evan CarmoucheThe project Magnetic Margins investigates how and by whom the most important early modern book publications on magnetism were read and annotated. This database provides a census of major publications […]
- by Evan CarmoucheRara Magnetica (1269-1599) is the name of Gustav Hellmann’s well known anthology published in 1898. With this collection, he sought to provide access to some of the earliest, yet rare […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttp://www.prdl.org/ A select database of digital books relating to the development of theology and philosophy during the Reformation and Post-Reformation/Early Modern Era (late 15th-18th c.). Late medieval and patristic works […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttps://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/pico/ Texts, translations, and studies of De hominis dignitate.
- by Angela DressenPico project Texts, translations, and studies of Pico della Mirandola’s De hominis dignitate.
- by Evan CarmoucheRobert Hooke’s Books An online source on the library of the 17th-century experimental philosopher and architect, Robert Hooke (1635–1703). The site is comprised of an extensive editors’ introduction and a […]
- by Richard FreedmanDatabase of Early Modern German Physicians’ Letters Started in 2009, the database now offers free online access to the records of about 45,000 letters written by or to learned physicians […]
- by Brian Maxsonhttp://www.cusanus-portal.de/ Cusanus-Portal offers a searchable full text version of the critical edition of the Opera omnia, links to translations of the texts, an encyclopedia on the life and work of […]