Valentine Delrue is currently affiliated with Ghent University as a voluntary researcher and conducting a one-year postdoc as a BAEF fellow at Yale University on the diversity and hierarchy of weather prediction tools on the US East Coast (1770-1870). In July 2024, she finished her PhD with a FWO-funded project which investigates how atmospheric tides meteorology appropriated and transformed other forms of weather knowledge for its own purposes in Enlightenment France and Italy. She obtained her BA in History from Ghent University in 2018 and completed her MSc in History and Philosophy at Utrecht University where she graduated in 2019 with a thesis on environmental medicine in eighteenth-century Batavia.
Academic year 2021-2022: Historical Practice II: Early Modern Age. Year-long module on "Weather Prediction in the Netherlands and France (1700-1850)" (A004029)
