INTER-UNION COMMISSION OF HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY (ICHA)

The Inter-Union Commission of History of Astronomy (ICHA) is a joint commission 
of the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology 
(IUHPST)/ Division of History of Science and Technology and the International 
Astronomical Union (IAU).  ICHA receives financial support from the IUHPST and 
makes its home base in that Union.  Its connection to the IAU is through 
Commission C3 (History of Astronomy). 

Upcoming Meeting

ICHA will meet during the upcoming 26th International Congress of History of 
Science and Technology (26th ICHST), which will be held 25-31 July 2021 (now 
virtually) in Prague, Czech Republic.  Those interested in the history of 
astronomy are encouraged to check out the sessions organized by ICHA and the 
other Commissions.   The Congress program and registration instructions will be 
found at https://www.ichst2021.org/.  No formal membership is required to 
attend the Prague Congress or most of the subsidiary meetings, but registration 
is required.

GRANTS FOR EARLY CAREER SCHOLARS

The ICHA is pleased to announce that it has secured modest funds to help defray 
meeting costs for early career scholars wishing to attend the Prague Congress 
or other meetings relevant to the history of astronomy.  THIS INCLUDES MEETINGS 
OF SUNDIAL SOCIETIES.  Preference will be given to those presenting a paper or 
poster at the meeting.  

If you wish to apply for a grant, please send an application email to Sara 
Schechner, Secretary of ICHA ([email protected]) describing the meeting 
you wish to attend and your role in it.  The application process will be 
managed by the Organizing Committee of IAU Commission C3.  We will begin to 
review applications for 2021 on April 20 in order to enable applicants to take 
advantage of the early registration discount for the Prague Congress.  

Sara J. Schechner
Secretary, Inter-Union Commission of History of Astronomy
Secretary, International Astronomical Union Commission C3 (History of Astronomy)
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Sara J. Schechner, PhD, FAAS 
David P. Wheatland Curator of the Collection of Historical Scientific 
Instruments
Lecturer on the History of Science
Department of the History of Science, Harvard University
Science Center 251c, 1 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
Tel: 617-496-9542   |   Fax: 617-495-3344   
[email protected]  | @SaraSchechner
http://scholar.harvard.edu/saraschechner
http://chsi.harvard.edu/

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