Harvard University, History of Science Department. Fall 2000
Course title: History of Science 97a

Harvard University, History of Science Department. Spring 2000
Course title: History of Science 98r Junior Seminar "Interpreting Theories: Toward a Semantic Approach of the History of Science" by Kenji Ito

• "Student 'Radicals' in Science: Youth Culture and a Root of Quantum Physics Research in Interwar Japan" History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Denver, November 2001.
• "Complementarity in the 'Far East': Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics and Japanese Intellectuals around the 1930s" the XXIst International Congress of History of Science, Mexico City, July 2001.
• "Rebuilding House and Rebuilding Physics: Native and Foreign Values Examined in Nishina Yoshio's School Building Activities" Physics Phunday (Sixth Annual Harvard-MIT-Princeton Graduate Workshop in the History of the Physical Sciences), Princeton University, April 2001.
• "Complementarity in the 'Far East': Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics and Japanese Intellectuals around the 1930s" Mephistos (Graduate Student Conference for the History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Science), University of Notre Dame, March - April, 2001.
• "Rebuilding House and Rebuilding Physics: Native and Foreign Values Examined in Nishina Yoshio's School Building Activities" Harvard Graduate Student Conference for Japanese Studies, Harvard University, March 2001.
• "'Culture of Calculating': Theory and Practice of Theoretical Physics in 1920s Japan" History of Science Society Annual Meeting, November 2000.
• "Two Meanings of Theoretical Physics in 1920s Japan" Joint Atlantic Seminar in the History of Science, University of Pittsburgh, September 2000.
• "'Student Radicals' in Physics: Student Culture in the Taisho Era and Modern Physics in Japan" Japanese Society for the History of Science and Technology Meeting, University of Tokyo, August, 2000 (in Japanese).
• "Theory and Practice of Theoretical Physics in 1920s Japan" Melyst (Meguro Lyceum of Science and Technology) Meeting, July 2001 (in Japanese).
• "'Student Dissidents' in Physics: Student Culture in the Taisho Era and Modern Physics in Japan" Harvard Graduate Student Conference for Japanese Studies, Harvard University, March 2000.
• "Complementarity and Japanese Intellectuals in the 1930s" Japanese Society for the History of Science and Technology Meeting, University of Tokyo, August 1999 (in Japanese).
• "Making Sense of Ryoshiron (Quantum Theory): The Introduction of Quantum Physics into Japan, 1920-1945" Physics Phunday (Fourth Annual Harvard-MIT-Princeton Graduate Workshop in the History of the Physical Sciences), Princeton University, May 1999.
• "Complementarity in the 'Far East': Philosophy of Quantum Physics and Japanese Intellectuals Around the 1930s" Physics Working Group, History of Scence Department, Harvard University, January 1999.
  
• " 'Transplanting Spirit': Introduction of Quantum Mechanics and Nishina Yoshio's Role" Physics Phunday (Third Annual Harvard-MIT-Princeton Graduate Workshop in the History of the Physical Sciences), Harvard University, May 1998.
  

• "You Youth Are Terrible People . . .": Student Culture and the Moral Economies of Modern Physics" History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Denver, November 2001.
• "Redefining Physics: Science, Culture, and Politics in the 20th Century East Asia" History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Vancouver, November 2000.

Publications

• Kenji Ito, "Graduate Program in the History of Science at Harvard University," Kagakusi Kenkyu, 2000, 27: 80-82 (in Japanese).

• Yoshiyuki Kikuchi, Kenji Ito, and Yasu Furukawa, "Rudolf Clausius' Copy of Sadi Carnot's Reflexions: A New Look at Clausius' Access to Carnot's Work," Historia Scientiarum, 1996, 6: 31-36.

• Kenji Ito, "Quantum Mechanics as a Philosophical Thought," in Chikara Sasaki et al., Thoughts on Exact Sciences, Iwanami Lectures of Modern Thoughts, vol. 11 (Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1995), pp. 185-210 (in Japanese).

• Togo Tsukahara, Mariko Shinoda, Kenji Ito, Noriaki Matsumura, Hironori Ayabe, Yasushi Kakihara, Eio Honma, Yosio Sugiyama, "A Review of the Scientific Activities of Philipp Franz von Siebold with Reference to the History of Science: A Study Concerning the Relationship between Siebold's Scientific Activities and the Fields of Colnial, Baconian and Humboldtian Science," Narutaki Kiyo, no. 6, 1996 (in Japanese).

• Yoshiyuki Kikuchi, Kenji Ito, and Yasu Furuawa, "Rudolf Clausius' Copies of Sadi Carnot and J. R. Mayer's Books: Findings from the Charles Clarke Collection at Tokyo Denki University," Kagakusi Kenkyu, 1994, 33 : 221-225, (in Japanese).
  
• Yasu Furukawa, Yoshiyuki Kikuchi, and Kenji Ito, "Rudolf Clausius' Copies of Sadi Carnot and J. R. Mayer's Books: Findings in the Charles L. Clarke Collection at Tokyo Denki University," Research Reports of the Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Denki University, 1994, no. 14 : 65-75, (in Japanese).
  
• Kenji Ito, Review of Ryoshi Rikigaku no Keisei to Ronri by Mitsuo Taketani and Masayuki Nagasaki, Historia Scientiarum, 1994, 3: 235-243 (in English).