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SUMMARY:Henri-Michel Yéré: "Science and African History: Towards an Ethic
 s of Practice"
DESCRIPTION:This lecture series attempts to bring together disciplines from
  the social sciences\, humanities\, and natural sciences. The speakers wil
 l critically analyze the strong separation between these disciplines and h
 ow technology organizes political and power relations. The speakers will a
 lso consider why certain technologies have stood the test of time while ot
 hers have not. \\r\\nOrganizers: Mohammad Khair Nahhas (BIROMED-Lab\, De
 partment of Biomedical Engineering\, University of Basel)\, Fares Damien (
 Near and Middle Eastern Studies\, University of Basel)\\r\\nFunding: This
  seminar series is financed by the Graduate School Social Sciences (G3S [h
 ttps://dgw.philhist.unibas.ch/de/doktorat/g3s/]) and the PhD Program Healt
 h Sciences (PPHS [https://pphs.unibas.ch/]) of the University Basel
X-ALT-DESC:<p>This lecture series attempts to bring together disciplines fr
 om the social sciences\, humanities\, and natural sciences. The speakers w
 ill critically analyze the strong separation between these disciplines and
  how technology organizes political and power relations. The speakers will
  also consider why certain technologies have stood the test of time while 
 others have not.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>Organizers:&nbsp\;</strong>Mohamma
 d Khair Nahhas (BIROMED-Lab\, Department of Biomedical Engineering\, Unive
 rsity of Basel)\, Fares Damien (Near and Middle Eastern Studies\, Universi
 ty of Basel)</p>\n<p><strong>Funding:</strong>&nbsp\;This seminar series i
 s financed by the Graduate School Social Sciences (<a href="https://dgw.ph
 ilhist.unibas.ch/de/doktorat/g3s/" target="_blank">G3S</a>) and the PhD Pr
 ogram Health Sciences (<a href="https://pphs.unibas.ch/" target="_blank">P
 PHS</a>) of the University Basel</p>
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