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J. van Dongen, Albert Einstein and the History and Philosophy of Science, Isis, 106 (3), 684-689 (2015)
J. van Dongen, Communicating the Heisenberg uncertainty relations: Niels Bohr, complementarity and the Einstein-Rupp experiments. - In F. Aaserud, H. Kragh (Eds.), One hundred years of the Bohr atom: Proceedings from a conference (Scientia Danica. Series M, Mathematica et physica; Vol. 1). Copenhagen: Det Kongelige Danske Videskabernes Selskab (2015) 310-343
J. van Dongen, The historical contingency of rationality: The social sciences and the Cold War. Metascience, 24 (1) 71-76 (2015)
J. van Dongen, F. Hoeneveld, Quid pro Quo: Dutch Defense Research during the early Cold War. In J. van Dongen (Ed.), Cold War Science and the Transatlantic Circulation of Knowledge, p. 101-121 (2015)
M. van Strien, Continuity in Nature and in Mathematics: Du Chatelet at Boscovich, European Studies in Philosophy of Science (5) 71-81 (2017)
M. van Strien, On the origins and foundations of Laplacian determinism, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, 45(1) 24-31 (2014)
M. van Strien, The Norton dome and the nineteenth century foundations of determinism, Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 45(1) 167-185 (2014)
M. van Strien, The nineteenth century conflict between mechanism and irreversibility, Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, 44(3) 191-205 (2013)
A. Varela, Des decisions politiques aux consequences scientifiques - La strategie des augmentations d’energie dans les dernieres annees du LEP, SPG Mitteilungen Communications de la SSP (40) (2013)
A. Varlamov, P. Littlewood, Alexei Alekseevich Abrikosov 25.06.1928–29.03.2017, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society (2024)
A. Vavrek, The Bulgarian academy of sciences in transition from learned society to a totalitarian academy (1944 – 1949), Science & Education (1998) ¹ 7, p. 301–306
A. Vavrek, G. Kamisheva, M. Borissov, Dissemination of Newton’s Mechanics on Bulgarian Soil During the Bulgarian National Revival. – Newtonian physics and its dissemination in the wider Balkan region, Edited by G. N. Vlahakis, Symposium, 17-18 December 1993, Athens (1996) 129-144
A. Vavrek, The Bulgarian academy of sciences in transition from learned society to totalitarian academy (1944–1949), In: Proc. International conference on History and Philosophy of Physics in Education. August 21–24, 1996, Bratislava, Slovakia (1997) p. 102-106
A. Vavrek, 50–th anniversary of establishing the Institute of physics at the Bulgarian academy of sciences and 100 years from the birth of its foundes - the Academician Georgi Nadjakoff. – In: Future directions in thin films science and technology, Proceedings 9th ISCMP, Varna (1996) p. IX
A. Vavrek, G. Kamisheva, M. Borissov, Physics as a Subject in the Bulgarian schools until the end of the World War I, Proceedings Supplement of the Balkan Physics Letters, 2(2), 1337-1341 (1994)
M. Vesel, Copernicus, the Bible, Mathematics, and the Pope, Science and religion, International Conference Proceedings, Athens (2015) 241-261
M. Vetleseter Boe, S. Viefers, Secondary and University Students’ Descriptions of Quantum Uncertainty and the Wave Nature of Quantum Particles, Science and Education (2023)
D. Vincent, D. Topper, Einstein’s Oxford cosmology blackboards: open portals to 1931, The European Physical Journal H (47) (2022)
G. Vlahakis, P. Lazos, The German contribution to the enrichment of the scientific instruments of physics of the University of Athens: Purchases and acquisitions 16.03.2022 (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, The adventures of a Greek priest, the acquaintance of Newtonian physics and other stories in 18th century Romanian Principalities in Alexandra Chiriac, Alina Bruckner, Iulia Elena Zup, Ioan-Augustin Gurita, Ana Catana-Spenchiu (Eds.), Re-configuring Romanian culture on its way towards modernity. Romanian Translation Practice in the age of Enlightenment (1770-1830), (2022) 75-92,
G. Vlahakis, Physical Chemistry in Greece before and After World War II as a Case Study for the Effect of Politics on Science and Scientists, In: Foreign Lands: The Migration of Scientists for Political or Economic Reasons (2022) 373-380
G. Vlahakis, E. Papoulias, K. Konstantopoulos, The University of Smyrna (1920-1922) and the Library of the Department of the Austrian Archaeological Institute of Smyrna (1898- 1921), In: Journal of Oriental and African Studies (30) 295-311 (2021)
G. Vlahakis, Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, The House of Sciences. The First Modern University in the Muslim World, Oxford: Oxford University Press, In: Almagest, 20/2
G. Vlahakis, P. Lazos, Instruments and Laboratories in the Schools of the Greek Community of Istanbul, 1850–1960, Scientific Instruments between East and West, Brill (2019) 168-186
G. Vlahakis, Science and Imagination. An introduction, In: Almagest, 10-1 (2019)
G. Vlahakis, Political and ideological views of Jules Verne: A consideration through his books, In: Almagest, 10-1 (2019)
G. Vlahakis, E. Nicolaidis, N. Livanos, E. Deli, K. Tampakis, Science and Orthodox Christianity: An Overview, ISIS, v. 107 (3) (2016) 542-566
G. Vlahakis, C. Tampakis, Merchants, scientists and artists – Scientific families as agents within the early modern Greek intellectual field, in Domesticity in the Making of Modern Science, McMillan (2015) 175-191
G. Vlahakis Co-editor of the special issue on ‘Science and Literature” of the international journal Science and Education (2013)
G. Vlahakis, Der Kalte Krieg in der Peripherie Griechische Physiker und Atomenergie nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, in Physik im Kalten Krieg, Beiträge zur Physikgeschichte während des Ost-West-Konflikts, Herausgeber: Ch. Forstner, D. Hoffmann (Hrsg.), Springer (2013)
G. Vlahakis, Costas Tampakis, Merchants, scientists and artists - Scientific families as agents within the early modern Greek intellectual field, submitted to Science as Culture
G. Vlahakis, Athina Economou-Amilli, Botany in Greece during the 19th century: A Periphery at the Center”, in Studies in Ottoman Science, 13(2) (2012) 1-21
G. Vlahakis, K. Tabakis, The keys to knowlege. 19th century textbooks & books on the popularization of science, Exhibition, 15 June - 16 July 2011, University of Athens
G. Vlahakis, Philosophy is the knowledge of things Divine and Human. Exploring the Divine Logos in the milieu of Science during the Greek 18th century, in Almagest, 1(1) (2010)
G. Vlahakis, Spectroscopy in Greece. The early Days, in XXIII International Congress of History of Science and Technology, Budapest, Hungary (2009)
G. Vlahakis, Notions of Physics in Natural Philosophy, an EPS Conference Proceedings, Notions of Physics in Natural Philosophy. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Athens, Greece (2008)
G. Vlahakis, C. D. Skordoulis, The Persistent Presence of the Concept of the Aether in Greek Scientific Literature, in Notions of Physics In Natural Philosophy (2008)
G. Vlahakis, E. Nicolaidis, Z. Bosemberg, E. Vampoulis, H. Kragh, P. M. Schuster, E. Koleza, S. Sakkopoulos, E. Vitoratos, C. Skordoulis, H. Polydorou, Notions of physics in natural philosophy (2008)
G. Vlahakis, The Greek students of Lamarck, Katoptron Neoellinikes Filosofias (1) December 2007 (2008) 149-154 (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Verse icons of science in the turning point of two centuries (19th c. - 20th c.), Kritiki episteme kai ekpaidefsi, n.6, December (2007) 71-86 (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, P. Fildissis, “Physics and Physicists in Greece, (18th-20th centuries)”, 11th National Congress of Physic. Greek Physicists Society, Larissa (2006)
G. Vlahakis, A bathythermograph with a deeper meaning, History of Oceanography, 18 (2006) 14-16
G. Vlahakis, Scientific debates, ideological arguments and personal quarrels during the 18th-19th c. in the Greek cultural area, Kritiki episteme kai ekpaidefsi, n.4, December (2006) 57-66 (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, P. Fildisis, The ideas of Ancient Greek Philosophers for Natural Sciences and their influence on contemporary thought, in: The ideas of Ancient Greek Philosophers for Natural Sciences and their influence on contemporary thought, Hellenic Physical Society Conference. Hellenic Physicists Association, Xanthi, Greece (2005)
G. Vlahakis, E. Nicolaidis, Byzantium – Venice – Modern Hellenism, A Travel in the World of Modern Greek Scientific Thought, National Hellenic Research Foundation, Athens, Greece (2004)
G. Vlahakis, Verse icons of science in the turning point of two centuries (19th c. - 20th c.), Kritiki episteme kai ekpaidefsi(6) December (2007) 71-86
G. Vlahakis, Scientific debates, ideological arguments and personal quarrels during the 18th-19th c. in the Greek cultural area, Kritiki episteme kai ekpaidefsi (4) December (2006) 57-66
G Vlahakis, Imperialism and science: Social impact and interaction, Abc-Clio (2006)
G. Vlahakis, The lemmas “Electricity” (p. 634-636) and “Scientific Revolution” (p.1676-1679) in the Berkshire Encyclopedia for the World History, USA (2003)
G. Vlahakis, Where were they? Women and science during the Neohellenic Enlightenment (1750-1821), Phlogiston, 11, 2001, pp.109-129
G. Vlahakis, The lemmas “atomism”, “Physics”, and “Theotokis, Nikephoros” in the Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic Tradition, 2000, Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, London Chicago (2000) 201-202, 1317-1319, 1637-1638
G. Vlahakis, Introducing sciences in the new states: The establishment of the Physics and Chemistry Laboratories in the University of Athens, in the Science, Technology and the 19th century State, edited by Eft. Nicolaidis and Konst. Chatzis, Athens, (2000) 89-106
G. Vlahakis, Science and Society in 19th century Greece:The journals in the Science, Technology and the 19th century State, edited by Eft. Nicolaidis and Konst. Chatzis, Athens (2000) 117-124
G. Vlahakis, Dissemination and development of non-aristotelian physics in Aristotle’s land in the “De Diversis Artibus”, The Spread of the scientific Revolution in the European Periphery, Latin America and East Asia, Brepols (2000) 45-52
G. Vlahakis, Against French science: Alessandro Volta and Luigi Brugnatelli in early nineteenth-century Greece, Nuncius (2) 191-210 (2000)
G. Vlahakis, The Greek Chemical Bibliography, 19th century, Chimika Chronika (5) p. 160 (1999) (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Sir James Edward Smith and the introduction of Botany in Greece during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Archives of Natural History, 26(1) 85-100 (1999)
G. Vlahakis, Philosophical and Scientific arguments on the existence of Vacuum. The case of the Greek scholars during the XVIII century, Phlogiston (6) 73-95
G. Vlahakis, Dionyssios Pyrros: An unknown instrument-maker in early 19th century Greece, SIS Bulletin (59) 5-8 (1998)
G. Vlahakis, An outline of the introduction of classical physics in Greece. The role of the Italian Universities and publications, History of Universities (1998) 157-180
G. Vlahakis, The Reception of the Electric Theories during the Dawn of the Neohellenic Scientific thought, Nuncius (13) fasc.2, 513-532 (1998)
G. Vlahakis, Oceanography but as not a profession: The development of Oceanography in Greece before World War II, Earth Sciences History, 17(1) 32-40 (1998)
G. Vlahakis, Critical presentation in Physikos Kosmos, November-December (1997) p. 22 (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Newtonian Physics and its dissemination in the wider Balkan area. Proceedings of an International Congress organanized by CNR/NHRF, Athens (1996) (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Betty Jo Teeter Dobbs and Margaret C. Jacob, Newton and the Culture of Newtonianism,Critical presentation of the book, Neusis (5) (1996) (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Dimitris Kritsas. A smile that do not exists anymore (obiturary), Neusis (4) (1996) (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, Something more than a semicolon, Critical presentation of Iannis Karas book "The physical sciences in the Greek area (15th-19th century), Neusis (2) (1995) (in Greek)
G. Vlahakis, The appearance of a new science in 18th century Greece. The case of Chemistry, Nuncius (1) 33-50 (1995)
G. Vlahakis, A note for the penetration of Newtonian scientific thought in Greece , Nuncius (2) 645-656 (1993)
G. Vlahakis, Problems and Methodology of Exploring the Scientific Thought During the Greek Enlightenment (1750¬1821), in : Trends in the Historiography of Science, Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, Volume 151, Kostas Gavroglu et all. (eds) , Kluwer Academic Publishers (1993) 397-404
G. Vlahakis, L’oeuvre scientifique de Nikiphoros Theotokis: tentative d’approche fondee plus particulierement sur les "Stichia Physikis" (Elements de Physique), Revue Etudes Sud-Est Europ. 25(3) 251-261 (1987)
G. Vlahakis, The contribution of the knowledge of history of science for the scientific progress. To start the study of our scientific tradition, Physikos Kosmos-Opinions, March (1984) (in Greek)
C. Vockenhuber, M. Bichler, A. Wallner, W. Kutschera, I. Dillmann, F. Kappeler, Measurement of the thermal neutron capture cross section and the resonance integral of radioactive 182Hf, Phys. Rev. C (77) 044608 (2008)
C. Vockenhuber, F. Oberli, M. Bichler, I. Ahmad, G.Quitte, M. Meier, A.N. Halliday, D. Lee, W. Kutschera, P. Steier, R. Gehrke, R. Helmer, New Half-Life Measurement of 182Hf: Improved Chronometer for the Early Solar System, Phys. Rev. Lett. (93) 172501 (2004)
G. Voss, Electron-Positron and Electron-Proton Storage Ring Colliders, In: H. Newman, T. Ypsilantis (Eds), History of Original Ideas and Basic Discoveries in Particle Physics, International Conference Proceedings, Erice, Sicily, 27.07-04.08.1994, Springer, p. 465-487 (1996)