I love you, Rome

In Madrid, on my way to Italy for the Berenson Fellowship at I Tatti @harvard.edu #Renaissance #Calendars #EarlyModern

I'm honoured to have been granted the Berenson Fellowship at Harvard's i Tatti in Florence. I'll be working on the medical astrology, meteorology, and environmental aspects of Iberian-American almanacs and calendars #histsci itatti.harvard.edu/upcoming-app...

Amazing workshop on #earlymodern #almanacs It was great to meet old and new friends in this amazing place #Fribourg

How did #almanacs provide orientation for a "New World"? I'll be talking about Spanish-American almanacs in this fantastic workshop in Fribourg, Switzerland organised by Vitus Huber. If you are interested in #earlymodern uses of #time take a look at the programme #histsci

Science and empire workshop on Monday. I'll be talking about the mathematics that circulated with astrology and cosmography in early modern Iberian-American territories (free online, organised by ENS -PSL Paris) royalhistsoc.org/calendar/col...

What about some 1665 anonymous poem on coffee houses and coffee printed in London?

I’m in London for the Lisa Jardine Grant researching into the early Royal Society’s interest on the stars, the geography, the plants, and nature of Iberian-American worlds. If you’re around, drop me a line and let’s meet for a coffee!