This article aims to evaluate the Scientiae 2025: Istanbul conference in terms of its content, objectives, scope, and academic outcomes. The conference provided a platform for intensive discussion on material culture, translation traditions, scientific instruments, astronomy, medicine, textual circulation, pedagogical methods, and digital humanities within the framework of early modern knowledge production. The meeting, centred on the connections between the Ottoman world and European scientific traditions, expanded the geographical boundaries of early modern knowledge history and drew scholarly attention to the history of science research in Türkiye. This article examines the thematic structure of the conference on a day-by-day basis, evaluates the studies in the multiple fields of early modern knowledge production, and discusses the academic contribution of Scientiae Conference.
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