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War, Empire, and Knowledge Circulation: Two Scientists in Early 20th Century Manchuria

arrow iconDate(s): 2026/05/25

arrow iconTime: 14:30~16:30

*Venue: Archives 3rd Conference Hall

*Host: Prof. Lin Chih-hung(Associate research fellow, IMH, AS)

*Speaker:Prof. Daqing Yang (History and International Affairs, George Washington University)

*Organizer: History of Knowledge Research Group

Abstract,
This study explores the lives of two scientists who were active in the scientific communities in early 20th century Manchuria. One was an émigré Russian geologist who settled in Harbin after the October Revolution and Civil War in Russia; another was a Japanese paleontologist who first came to Manchuria as a school teacher. Their trajectories illustrate the changes and continuities in knowledge circulation against the background of war and empire.



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