Book Chapters (SELECTED)
1. “Handling the Heavens: The Photo-Objects of Astronomy,” in Photo-Objects: Photographs as Research Objects (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge/Studies series of Edition Open Access, 2019, in press).
2. "The Labour of Handwork in Astronomy: Between Drawing and Photography in Anton Pannekoek," in Anton Pannekoek: Ways of Viewing Science and Society, eds. Chaokang Tai, Bart van der Steen, and Jeroen van Dongen (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2019 in press).
3. “Making Invisible: The Other Side of Scientific Visualization,” in Re-Thinking Visualization: a multidisciplinary attempt at the concept, eds. by Erna Fiorentini and James Elkins (Berlin: LIT Verlag, forthcoming).
4. “James Nasmyth on the Moon; Or on Becoming a Lunar Being Without the Lunacy,” in Selene’s Two Faces: From 17th Century Drawings to Spacecraft Imaging, ed. Carmen Pérez González. (Brill, 2018).
5. “Observatorium,” in Handbuch Wissenschaftsgeschichte, eds M. Sommer, C. Reinhardt, and S. Müller-Wille (Stuttgart: Metzler Lexikon-Verlag, 2017) pp. 180-92.
6. “Astrophotographie und John Herschels ‚Skelette’” in Zeigen und/oder Beweisen?: Die Fotografie als Kulturtechnik und Medium des Wissens, ed. Herta Wolf (Berlin: Akademie Verlag’s Series: Studies in Theory and History of Photography, 2016) pp. 157-78.
10. “Zeichnen als Mittel der ‘Familiarization’ zur Erkundung der Nebel im Lord Rosse-projekt.” Notieren, Skizzieren. Schreiben und Zeichnen als Verfahren des Entwurfs. Ed. Karin Krauthausen & Omar W. Nasim. Zürich, Berlin: Diaphanes, 2010
11. (co-authored), "Papiertechniken im Labor. Interview mit Hans-Jörg Rheinberger." Notieren, Skizzieren. Schreiben und Zeichnen als Verfahren des Entwurfs. Ed. Karin Krauthausen, Omar W. Nasim. Zürich, Berlin: Diaphanes, 2010.
12. “Explaining G.F. Stout’s Reaction to Russell’s ‘On Denoting’”. In Russell vs. Meinong: the Legacy of "On Denoting". Edited by Nicholas Griffin and Dale Jacquette. London: Routledge Press, 2009, pp. 101-112.
Journal Articles (SELECTED)
1. “Introduction: Emergence of Analytic Philosophy and a Controversy at the Aristotelian Society, 1900-1916.” In Special Historical Issue of the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society. (2014)
7. “On Seeing an Image of a Spiral Nebula: From Whewell to Flammarion.” Nuncius: Journal of the History of Science, 2009, 24:393-414.
9. “Observations, Descriptions, and Drawings of Nebulae: A Sketch.” In the Max Planck Institute for History of Science Pre-Print Series. No. 345 (Berlin: 2008).
Reviews (SELECTED)
2. Review of Science from Sight to Insight: How Scientists Illustrate Meaning, by Alan G. Gross and Joseph E. Harmon, University of Chicago Press, 2014, for HOPOS: The Journal of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science. In progress.
3. Review of G. F. Stout and the Psychological Origins of Analytic Philosophy, M. van der Schaar, Macmillan 2013, for Dialectica. Forthcoming.
4. Review of "An Introduction to The Problems,” by David Mills Daniel and Megan Daniel, Briefly: Russell’s The Problems of Philosophy. In: Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies 30:2, 2011.
6. Review of Gavin Parkinson’s Surrealism, Art and Modern Science. In: Nuncius 24 (2009), pp.244-46.
7. Report on “What (Good) is Historical Epistemology?” Reprint in Arbeitsgemeinschaft historischer Forschungseinrichtungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. No. 187, 2008.
8. Report on the International Conference “What (Good) is Historical Epistemology?” 24-26 July 2008. In: The Reasoner, 2:9, September 2008.