Aant Elzinga
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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Elzinga studied theoretical physics and applied mathematics, B.A. (1960) at the [[University of Western Ontario]] in Canada, history and philosophy of science MSc (1964) at [[University College London]] (UCL), Fil Lic (1968) and Fil Dr (1971) vetenskapsteori (theory of science and research) at [[University of Gothenburg]]. He did his doctoral dissertation on a research program in early modern physics with reference to the work of the Dutch 17th-century physicist, mathematician and astronomer [[Christiaan Huygens]]. He has been guest researcher at the [[Collegium Helveticum]] of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ([[ETH]]) in [[Zürich]], and a Fellow at the [[Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study |
Elzinga studied theoretical physics and applied mathematics, B.A. (1960) at the [[University of Western Ontario]] in Canada, history and philosophy of science MSc (1964) at [[University College London]] (UCL), Fil Lic (1968) and Fil Dr (1971) vetenskapsteori (theory of science and research) at [[University of Gothenburg]]. He did his doctoral dissertation on a research program in early modern physics with reference to the work of the Dutch 17th-century physicist, mathematician and astronomer [[Christiaan Huygens]]. He has been guest researcher at the [[Collegium Helveticum]] of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ([[ETH]]) in [[Zürich]], and a Fellow at the [[Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study]] in [[Uppsala]].[https://www.swedishcollegium.se/fellows/former-fellows/all-former-fellows SCAS Fellows] |
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==Writing== |
==Writing== |
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