Calendar
Below all up-coming events this semester are listed. View all of this semester's events, including earlier ones (shown below).
Previous Semesters (shown below)
- Autumn 2019, Spring 2019, Autumn 2018, Spring 2018, Autumn 2017, Spring 2017, Autumn 2016, Spring 2016, Autumn 2015
Other Seminars of Interest
Dissertations are listed in DiVA.
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Dominik Hünniger: "Collection Ecologies"
Office for History of Science
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–12:00
(CANCELLED) Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed, Uppsala University
The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar
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–15:00
Jenny Beckman and Sven Widmalm: "The Scientific Conference"
The Higher Seminar
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(CANCELLED) Christer Nordlund: "Understanding Field Science Institutions"
Office for History of Science
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–12:00
(CANCELLED) The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar
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(MOVED) Anton Svanqvist: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar
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Hjalmar Fors: "Understanding Medicinal Plants"
Office for History of Science
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Armel Cornu-Atkins: Mid-term PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
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Arnab Dutta: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar
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Daniel Margócsy: "Worms: Parasites of Humans and Ships in the Age of Exploration"
Office for History of Science
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–12:00
The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar
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–15:00
Don Kulick, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar
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(CANCELLED) Conference – Clashing Vulnerabilities
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–15:00
Julia Nordblad, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Robert M. Brain, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
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–12:00
The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar
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–15:00
Per Wisselgren: ”Alva Myrdal, UNESCO, and Cold War International Social Science”
The Higher Seminar
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Workshop – Historicizing the Impact and Organization of the Swedish Humanities
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Troy Vettese, Harvard University
The Higher Seminar
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Hanna Hodacs: ”Naturalists as Nordic Fashionistas"
The Higher Seminar
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Leyla Belle Drake: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar and The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar