Conferences

Andrea Bernardoni participated with a paper entitled From the body to the word: language analogies in the 15th-16th Centuries practical Knowledge, at the workshop organized by the University of Utrecht and Amsterdam “The making of technique in the art” the 26 e 27 October 2017. The workshop is part of the project “Arthecne” of the Universities of Utrecht e

Alexander Neuwahl participated for ArtesMechanicae in the seminar organized by the PhD School of Architecture in Florence, from the Sorbonne and the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris, the CNRS of Marseille and the Leonardian Library of Vinci. After Paris in November 2015, Marseille in June 2016, and Bologna on 12 and the 13 September 2016,

La Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation – Centre for the Study of Islamic Manuscripts, e la Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation (FSTC), organized a two-day symposium entitled “Science and Engineering in the Islamic Heritage” (London, House of Lord, Westminister 03-17 – Al-Furqan foundation 03-18). Andrea Bernardoni represented Artes mechanicae with a

In the suggestive scenery of the Romanesque parish church of Gropina in the municipality of Loro Ciuffenna (WITH), Andrea Bernardoni and Marco Versiero held a conversation entitled Leonardo Artist and engineer. The two interventions retraced and contextualized the main biographical events, artistic and engineering, by Leonardo, in the light of the recent historiographical contributions presented in the Leonardo di Vinci exhibition

As part of the permanent doctorate in the History of Philosophy, two days of work were held on the theme of fire and its variations, in science, in art and literature between the 16th and 17th centuries. Artes Mechanicae participated with a report entitled: Practice and theory of fire in the writings of Leonardo da Vinci and Vannoccio

The 7 June 2016 the third session of the seminar program was held 2015-2016 of the Condorcet Campus (Paris) by title “The reconstitution – heuristic process and / or object of mediation ?”, in collaboration with the Center Alexandre Koyré (CNRS-EHESS-MNHN), SAPRAT (EPHE), ILJ-CEDRIC (Cnam), CTHS (National School of Charters), CEMS (CNRS-EHESS), IDHES (University of Evry-Val d´Essonne & University of

The Artuklu University of Mardin in Turkey has organized an international symposium on Al-Jazari, Arab engineer and scientist of the 12th-13th century. Jobs, divided into two days, have contributed to historically analyze and contextualize the machines designed in the Compendium on Theory and Practice of Mechanical Arts (Al-Jami ‘Bayna’ l-‘ilm wa-‘l-‘amal al-Nafi ‘fi sinat’at al-hiyal). Artes Mechanicae has submitted a report from

Mechanical Arts Participating in the 34th SIC Symposium 2015 held at the University of Turin from 7 to September 11th. Sofia Talas, curator of the Museum of the History of Physics of Padua, presents the replica of the Eustachio Divini compound microscope created by the ArtesMechanicae Laboratories. Here is an in-depth look at the microscope.

Workshop a New York, 27 – 30 May 2015 Speech by Andrea Bernardoni (Museo Galileo – Mechanical Arts) “Comparative artillery foundry processes (Leonardo, Biringuccio, and Ms. Fr. 640)”. Photogallery: https://www.flickr.com/photos/128418753@N06/