Ciencia, Religión, Nacionalismo. Recorrido histórico y reflexiones contemporáneas

Jaume Navarro is Ikerbasque Research Professor at the University of the Basque Country. He has worked extensively on the history of 19th and 20th century physics and is author, among others, of A History of the Electron (Cambridge, 2012), and editor of Research and Pedagogy: A history of Quantum Physics through its Textbooks (Berlin, 2013) and Ether and Modernity: The recalcitrance of an epistemic object (Oxford, 2018).

Dr MAR GRIERA is Full Professor of Sociology at the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology. She is also the current director of the research group ISOR (Research centre for the study of religion). She holds an ICREA Academia Fellowship (2021-26). Her main research expertise lies at the intersection of religious diversity, identity and politics in contemporary Europe. She has coordinated several competitive projects in these areas and extensively published their results in top academic journals and books. In 2022, she was invited as a research director at the École Pratique des Hautes Études, and previously she was invited as a research fellow at the Université de Lausanne (2016), at the Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs at Boston University (2009), at the Universiteit Van Amsterdam (2008), at the University of Exeter (2006) and at the University of Strasbourg (2004). Dr. Griera is currently serving as president of the RC22 committee on Sociology of Religion of the International Sociological Association and member of the European Advisory Board of the l’Institut Européen en Sciences des Religions (École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris) and Council member of the International Society for the Sociology of Rel

Katarzyna Jarosz is an researcher and lecturer specializing in the history of science and memory studies. She obtained her Ph.D. in archaeology from Warsaw University in 2013, with a focus on the history of archaeology. She has worked at several scientific institutions Currently she works as an assistant professor at the International University of Logistics and Transport. Her research interests include the history of science and memory studies. Jarosz has undertaken research fellowships at institutions such as the Center for the History of Global Development at Shanghai University and the Georg Eckert Institute, where she studied the role of textbooks in shaping national identities in new Central Asian countries. She is fluent in several languages, facilitating her international research activities. Her work is published in reputable academic journals, contributing significantly to the field of science and education. Her latest publication is titled "Scientific Atheism Seen Through the Lens of Historical Museums," which appears in the book "Science, Religion, Nationalism," edited by Jaume Navarro and Kostas Tampakis, published by Routledge in 2024.

Bárbara Jiménez Pazos es doctora en Filosofía por la Universidad del País Vasco-Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU). Actualmente, es profesora adjunta del Departamento de Filosofía en la Facultad de Educación, Filosofía y Antropología de la UPV/EHU (Campus de Guipúzcoa, San Sebastián), e imparte docencia en la Facultad de Relaciones Laborales y Trabajo Social del Campus de Álaba. Su investigación se enmarca en el campo de la Historia y la Filosofía de las Ideas, centrándose especialmente en el sub-campo del darwinismo y sus implicaciones socio-filosóficas. En los últimos años, ha combinado el estudio filosófico del darwinismo con metodologías de minería de textos. Su objetivo ha sido analizar cuantitativa y semánticamente el léxico de Darwin en sus textos para obtener conclusiones más sólidas sobre el patrimonio conceptual que hemos recibido del darwinismo. Entre sus labores de gestión académicas, destaca la organización del Congreso Internacional de Ontología.

Kostas Tampakis holds a PhD in the History of Science from the University of Athens. He has been a Postdoctoral Research fellow in the University pf Princeton and a Visiting Scholar in the University of Cambridge. He is currently a Senior Researcher in the History of Science and Technology in the Institute of Historical Research of the National Hellenic Research Foundation. His research interests include the History of Science and Orthodox Christianity, Science and Ideology, Science and Literature and 19th and 20th History of Science and Technology. Kostas Tampakis has co-edited five volumes, and his papers have appeared in Isis, the British Journal for the History of Science, Zygon, History of Science and Science&Education.