Scenarios about 'European science'
The development of scientific knowledge, methods, and institutions within Europe from classical antiquity through the Scientific Revolution and beyond. European science encompasses the evolution of empirical inquiry, theoretical frameworks, and technological applications that transformed understanding of the natural world, with figures like Copernicus, Newton, and Curie establishing foundations for modern disciplines. Its legacy includes both remarkable achievements and complex relationships with religion, colonialism, and global knowledge systems.
What If The German Fraunhofer Institutes Took a Different Approach?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Germany's influential Fraunhofer Society pursued a fundamentally different research and technology transfer model, dramatically altering the course of European innovation and global technological development.