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International Conference on History of Science, Technology and Medicine

2nd Apr – 3rd Apr 2027 Francistown, Botswana

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Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 3 SDG 4 SDG 8 SDG 9
01 Scientific Revolutions and Their Impact on Society +

This track explores the transformative periods in scientific history that have reshaped societal norms and practices. It aims to analyze the interplay between scientific advancements and social change across various cultures.

02 The Evolution of Medical Practices Through History +

Focusing on the historical development of medical practices, this track examines how societal beliefs and technological advancements have influenced healthcare. It seeks to understand the implications of these changes on public health outcomes.

03 Technological Innovations and Political Power +

This session investigates the relationship between technological advancements and the dynamics of political power throughout history. It aims to highlight how innovations have shaped governance and societal structures.

04 Sociological Perspectives on Scientific Institutions +

This track delves into the role of scientific institutions in shaping knowledge production and dissemination. It examines the sociological implications of institutional practices on scientific credibility and public trust.

05 Industrial Technology and Its Historical Context +

Exploring the historical development of industrial technologies, this session analyzes their impact on economic structures and labor practices. It aims to contextualize technological advancements within broader historical narratives.

06 Public Health and Epidemiology: A Historical Overview +

This track provides a comprehensive examination of the evolution of public health practices and epidemiological studies over time. It seeks to understand how historical events have shaped contemporary public health policies.

07 The Historical Development of Mathematics and Its Societal Impact +

Focusing on the history of mathematics, this session explores its development and the influence it has had on various societal aspects. It aims to highlight the interplay between mathematical advancements and cultural progress.

08 Biotechnology: Historical Perspectives and Future Directions +

This track examines the historical evolution of biotechnology and its implications for society and ethics. It seeks to analyze past innovations to inform future developments in the field.

09 Science Policy: Historical Context and Contemporary Challenges +

This session investigates the historical evolution of science policy and its impact on research funding and public engagement. It aims to address contemporary challenges faced by policymakers in the scientific community.

10 Engineering Innovations and Historical Progress +

Focusing on the history of engineering, this track explores key innovations and their contributions to societal development. It aims to highlight the critical role of engineering in shaping modern civilization.

11 The Digital Revolution: Historical Insights and Societal Transformations +

This track examines the historical roots and societal implications of the digital revolution. It seeks to understand how digital technologies have transformed communication, information access, and social interactions.