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    "text": "Excited to see a sneak peek of the upcoming Ri program on May 12th:\n\"Decoding Our Planet: The Making of Geophysics\" on the origins of modern geophysics, the science investigating everything from gravity & magnetism to earthquakes, climate change, & plate tectonics. \nMore coming soon...\n#HPS ⚒️",
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          "alt": "Ri\nThe Royal Institution\nScience Lives Here\nDecoding Our Planet: The Making of Geophysics\nHow did we come to understand the origin and basic physical processes of our planet?\nAnswering this question requires us to understand the origins of modern geophysics, the science investigating everything from gravity and magnetism to earthquakes, climate change, and plate tectonics. The best place to answer this question is at the Royal Institution, where most major geophysicists discoursed, debated, and corresponded. In this workshop, we bring together leading scholars from history of science, and geophysics, and philosophy of science to explore how modern geophysics took shape in the nineteenth and twentieth century.\nAll talks are in the Conversation Room (see attached floorplan) unless otherwise specified.\nTalks are 25 minutes and 10 minutes Q&A\nLightning talks are 5 minutes, with a group 10 minute Q&A\nSchedule\n9:00 - 9:30am\nBreakfast and Registration\nConversation Room\n9:30 - 9:40am\nWelcome and Introduction\n9:40 - 10:50am\nSession 1\nAlisa Bokulich\nBoston University\nPablo Lima\nUniversity of Seville\nThe Philosophical Culture of the U.S. Coast Survey & the Rise of Geophysics: 1816-1874\nThe Making of Oceanography: Natural Models and Cross-scalar Reasoning in the Mediterranean Sea.\n10:50 - 11:10am\nCoffee Break\nMezzanine\n11:10am - 12:20pm\nKaty Duncan\nRoyal Institution\nGregory Good\nWest Virginia University\nSession 2\nInfluence and Instrument: The Fair Weather Problem in\nAtmospheric Electricity (1850-1930)\nThe Astronomical (and other) Backgrounds of Geophysics",
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