Oliver Hochadel is based at the IMF-CSIC (Spanish National Research Council) in Barcelona.Agustí Nieto-Galan is Professor of History of Science at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

• List of Figures viiNotes on Contributors xPreface xivUrban Histories of Science: How to Tell the TaleOliver Hochadel and Agustí Nieto-Galan1 Envisioning a New European Metropolis: Designing the Athens Observatory (1842) Maria Rentetzi and Spiros Flevaris2 Institutionalizing the “Metropolis of Mechanics”: Philosophical Engineering in the City of Glasgow c. 1820–c. 1875 Ben Marsden3 The Natural Sciences and Their Public at the Meetings of the Hungarian Association for the Advancement of Science in Budapest and Beyond, 1841–1896 Katalin Stráner4 Copepods and Fisher Boys: Advanced Marine Biological Research and Street Poverty in Naples c. 1890Katharina Steiner5 Locating Dublin in the Late Nineteenth-Century Ether Tanya O’Sullivan6 Second City of Science? Dublin as a Center of Calculation in the British Imperial Context, 1886–1912 Juliana Adelman7 From Capital City to Scientific Capital: Science, Technology, and Medicine in Lisbon as Seen through the Press, 1900–1910 Ana Simões8 Collective Expertise behind the Urban Planning of Munkkiniemi and Haaga, Helsinki (c. 1915) Emilia Karppinen9 On Hygiene in a Modern Peripheral City: Buenos Aires, 1870–1940 Diego Armus10 From Electricity to the Photo Archive: National Identity and the Planning of the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition Lucila MallartIndex

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Oliver Hochadel is based at the IMF-CSIC (Spanish National Research Council) in Barcelona.Agustí Nieto-Galan is Professor of History of Science at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

• List of Figures viiNotes on Contributors xPreface xivUrban Histories of Science: How to Tell the TaleOliver Hochadel and Agustí Nieto-Galan1 Envisioning a New European Metropolis: Designing the Athens Observatory (1842) Maria Rentetzi and Spiros Flevaris2 Institutionalizing the “Metropolis of Mechanics”: Philosophical Engineering in the City of Glasgow c. 1820–c. 1875 Ben Marsden3 The Natural Sciences and Their Public at the Meetings of the Hungarian Association for the Advancement of Science in Budapest and Beyond, 1841–1896 Katalin Stráner4 Copepods and Fisher Boys: Advanced Marine Biological Research and Street Poverty in Naples c. 1890Katharina Steiner5 Locating Dublin in the Late Nineteenth-Century Ether Tanya O’Sullivan6 Second City of Science? Dublin as a Center of Calculation in the British Imperial Context, 1886–1912 Juliana Adelman7 From Capital City to Scientific Capital: Science, Technology, and Medicine in Lisbon as Seen through the Press, 1900–1910 Ana Simões8 Collective Expertise behind the Urban Planning of Munkkiniemi and Haaga, Helsinki (c. 1915) Emilia Karppinen9 On Hygiene in a Modern Peripheral City: Buenos Aires, 1870–1940 Diego Armus10 From Electricity to the Photo Archive: National Identity and the Planning of the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition Lucila MallartIndex

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Oliver Hochadel is based at the IMF-CSIC (Spanish National Research Council) in Barcelona.Agustí Nieto-Galan is Professor of History of Science at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

• List of Figures viiNotes on Contributors xPreface xivUrban Histories of Science: How to Tell the TaleOliver Hochadel and Agustí Nieto-Galan1 Envisioning a New European Metropolis: Designing the Athens Observatory (1842) Maria Rentetzi and Spiros Flevaris2 Institutionalizing the “Metropolis of Mechanics”: Philosophical Engineering in the City of Glasgow c. 1820–c. 1875 Ben Marsden3 The Natural Sciences and Their Public at the Meetings of the Hungarian Association for the Advancement of Science in Budapest and Beyond, 1841–1896 Katalin Stráner4 Copepods and Fisher Boys: Advanced Marine Biological Research and Street Poverty in Naples c. 1890Katharina Steiner5 Locating Dublin in the Late Nineteenth-Century Ether Tanya O’Sullivan6 Second City of Science? Dublin as a Center of Calculation in the British Imperial Context, 1886–1912 Juliana Adelman7 From Capital City to Scientific Capital: Science, Technology, and Medicine in Lisbon as Seen through the Press, 1900–1910 Ana Simões8 Collective Expertise behind the Urban Planning of Munkkiniemi and Haaga, Helsinki (c. 1915) Emilia Karppinen9 On Hygiene in a Modern Peripheral City: Buenos Aires, 1870–1940 Diego Armus10 From Electricity to the Photo Archive: National Identity and the Planning of the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition Lucila MallartIndex

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