Events

As part of the Powder to the People exhibition, Professor Joris Vandendriessche offers an insight into the history of nervous disorders since the late nineteenth century.

The international conference “What Can BodyCultures Do?" at the University of Mons invites participants to rethink the body.

The Congo Panorama 1913. Colonial illusion exposed, a critical examination of colonial propaganda and the realities it concealed, is the upcoming exhibition at the AfricaMuseum.

In the new exhibition “BORDERS”, artists and scientists explore what borders are, what they mean, and how they are changing.

This workshop by the Sarton Centre explores how the sciences and humanities share overlapping practices of history-making.

Each year, the CNHS-NCGW and the Riches-Claires Library organize the lecture series “Science in the Light of Its History".

The annual lecture series of the Leuven Centre for Health Humanities explores the many relationships between nature and health.

The KVAB is organizing a lecture series in May on the issue of restitution.

Which defense of democracy between climate helplessness and digital supremacy?

Dive into the world of scientific heritage during the Gewina Spring Meeting 'Objects of Research'!