A CALENDAR OF LEADING EXPERIMENTS
1 EXPEDITIONS AS EXPERIMENTS: AN INTRODUCTION 2 AN IDEA AHEAD OF ITS TIME: JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU’S MOBILE BOTANICAL LABORATORY 3 EXPERIMENTS AND EVOLVING FRAMEWORKS OF SCIENTI? C EXPLORATION: JEAN-ANDRÉ PEYSSONNEL’S WORK ON CORAL 4 JAPANESE ICHTHYOLOGICAL OBJECTS AND KNOWLEDGE GAINED IN CONTACT ZONES BY THE KRUSENSTERN EXPEDITION 5 NATURALISTS AT WORK: EXPEDITIONS, COLLECTIONS AND THE CREATION OF “EPISTEMIC THINGS” 6 MARY BARBER’S EXPEDITION JOURNAL: AN EXPERIMENTAL SPACE TO VOICE SOCIAL CONCERNS 7 MATERIALIZING THE AURORA BOREALIS: CARL WEYPRECHT AND SCIENTI? C DOCUMENTATION OF THE ARCTIC 8 GOING DEEPER UNDERGROUND: SOCIAL COOPERATION IN EARLY TWENTIETH-CENTURY CAVE EXPEDITIONS 9 A MUTUAL SPACE? STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY ON VIENNESE ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPEDITIONS (1905–45) 10 TRADITIONS, NETWORKS AND DEEP-SEA EXPEDITIONS AFTER 11 IT HAD TO BE US : GEOLOGICAL PRACTICE, SCIENTI? C AUTHORITY AND POLITICS IN THE EXPEDITION TO GOA (1960–1)