Clément Cartier @catgol1.bsky.social Doctorant en histoire et philosophie des sciences
https://catgolin.eu
Juan Acevedo @juanacevedo.bsky.social Mostly trying to understand the #Timaeus. Warburgian at ❤️ #Begriffsgeschichte, #alphanumeric systems ( علم الحروف، ابجد), diagrams, armillary stuff, #Arabic #mss, Graeco-Arabica, #Islamic studies…to the tune of #BWV988—Now at https://fonsvitae.com/
@koikal.bsky.social @koikal.bsky.social 
Johanna Garzon @kaliste29.bsky.social Ph.D candidate in the History of Science
@Brown University
Stamatina Mastorakou @smasto.bsky.social Historian of Science interested in the history of astronomy and its material culture @ University of Pittsburgh/ Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Jakub Ochocinski @jakubochocinski.bsky.social Early Modern Poland–Lithuania
history of science/thebook/reading/writing
astrology/writing–almanacs/annotation practices
@eui-history.bsky.social
https://linktr.ee/jakub.ochocinski
Luís Ribeiro @luiscamposribeiro.bsky.social 
@florence-somer.bsky.social @florence-somer.bsky.social 
betancur . n @nelbeu.bsky.social art & architectural historian / visual, material & religious culture
Werner Küper @wernerkuper.bsky.social M.Sc.Eng., project management trainer & change facilitator; graphic recorder & visual facilitator. Using lots of drawings and sketches for fun & understanding.
Lars Christensen @larsxensen.bsky.social 
Paul Ranford @paulranford.bsky.social UK-based independent scholar, historian of science, finance manager, business studies lecturer. Retired from paid work (apart from occasional lectures). Antiquarian. Came to Hist of Science late but picked up degrees (BA, MSc, MPhil) along the way #oddmix
Arcanely Claire @arcanelyclaire.bsky.social Comp-Sci Student, researcher, book lover.
Alexandre Tur @tur-alexandre.bsky.social Conservateur de manuscrits et numérique à la BnF. Science des astres médiévale, entre autres choses.
Jantien Dopper @jantiendopper.bsky.social 
Simon Okotie @simonokotie.bsky.social Essayistic novelist (and vice versa). The Absalon novels are published by Salt: ‘Fiction as original as this deserves a long shelf life.’ (London Review of Books). The Future of the Novel is published by Melville House.
Jean-Marie Coquard @jmcoquard.bsky.social E.S.T. Paris Saclay
History of science, mathematics, arts of thinking and technologies of the intellect, Simon Stevin and XVIth century Netherlands.
Reading a book and drinking tea right now (most likely)
Viktor Blåsjö @viktorblasjo.bsky.social History of mathematics.
Utrecht University: https://www.uu.nl/staff/VNEBlasjo
Podcast: https://intellectualmathematics.com/opinionated-history-of-mathematics/
Arjen Dijkstra @afbdijkstra.bsky.social 
Susan Klaiber @susanklaiber.bsky.social Architectural historian | Baroque, early modern & beyond
American formerly in 🇩🇪 & 🇮🇹, now 🇨🇭 | Detroit diaspora
https://susanklaiber.wordpress.com/
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social Aging freak who fell in love with the history of science and now resides mostly in 16th century Nürnberg.
Adam Mosley @adamjmosley.bsky.social historian: early modern science & scholarship | book history | collecting & museums | networks | dh-curious |🏳️🌈 |🇪🇺| ~he/him~
+ speculative fiction | games | other people's cats & dogs | octopodes | bears | personal views
Diego León-Villagrá @dlv.bsky.social Irgendwo zwischen Literatur, Medien, Medizingeschichte & Anthropologie | Berlin | 🏳️🌈 | Krebs-Metaphern | @undercurrentsforum.bsky.social | Paul Celan | 🇦🇶
Karl Galle @karlgalle.bsky.social Historian of science, mostly medieval to early modern astronomy & mathematical arts. Things German, Polish, Egyptian, or hey that looks interesting. Ex public policy + occasional tuba. Copernicus book in progress. Don't get long covid, it sucks.
Thomas Morel @thomas-morel.bsky.social History of maths, quantification & mining. 🇨🇵, now @Uni_Wuppertal 🇩🇪. #SFHST. Out now: Underground Mathematics (@CambridgeUP
http://bit.ly/3uxnl14)
Mohamed Qassiti @mqassiti.bsky.social Student at @uni-wuppertal.bsky.social|History of Medieval Studies|Medieval Science and Education|Medieval Mediterranean|Latin-Arabic entanglements esp. translation movements
German and History Tutor
Alison Boyle @ali-boyle.bsky.social Gallery Director at RCSI, Dublin; Honorary Research Associate at Science Museum and UCL STS, London; Galwegian. Own views.
COSMOPOET @cosmopoet.bsky.social COSMOPOET is MSCA project by Divna Manolova @dulila.bsky.social. It is funded by the European Union (grant agreement No 101108590) and hosted by UGent. COSMOPOET rethinks the relationship between poetry and astronomy in the space of late Byzantine schools.
Divna Manolova @dulila.bsky.social The optimistic Byzantinist
Celine Camps @celinecamps.bsky.social Ph.D. Candidate | History of Early Modern Science & Technology, Art & Material Culture | Columbia University, NYC |📍Munich
https://tinyurl.com/4ynbth3x
Screws 🔩 & the assemblage of objects of art & science in the early modern German-speaking lands
Eleonora Andriani @eleonoraandriani.bsky.social Director of the project PATHS (ANR - Access ERC) working on medieval astronomy, astrology, magic and divination | A Warburgian to the bone
https://www.irht.cnrs.fr/fr/annuaire/andriani-eleonora
Commission for the History of Ancient and Medieval Astronomy @chama-dhst.bsky.social CHAMA - Official social page. Exploring the History of Astronomy from Ancient to Medieval times.
https://isaw.nyu.edu/members/alexander.jones-40nyu.edu/chama/chama-commission-for-the-history-of-anc
@herwigturk.bsky.social @herwigturk.bsky.social 
Rebekah Higgitt @rhiggitt.bsky.social Historian of science; Principal Curator of Science @ntlmuseumsscot.bsky.social & Hon Fellow, STIS, Uni of Edinburgh. President @bshsnews.bsky.social #histSTM. Views own.
Formerly known as @beckyfh
https://teleskopos.wordpress.com/profile
Seb Falk @sebfalk.com Historian of science ||
Admissions Tutor at Girton College, University of Cambridge ||
Singer, sailor, runner, father ||
"Always generous" – The New Yorker
Stephen Johnston @stephenaj.bsky.social Curator Emeritus at Oxford's History of Science Museum, with interests in instruments and material culture. Current research focus on armillary spheres and astrolabes in medieval Europe. (Disclaimer: focus known to wander.)