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)
- Spring 2020, 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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–15:00
Jens Eriksson: presentation of research plan
The Higher Seminar
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(CANCELLED) Jonas Gerlings: "Linnaean Science in Kant’s Königsberg"
Office for History of Science
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–15:00
"What Is a Good Research Environment?"
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Sunniva Engh: "Scandinavian aid to South Asian population control, 1950-1995: Modernity misconceived”
The History of Medicine Seminar
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–15:00
Petter Hellström: presentation of PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Ivan Gaskell: "To Draw. To Paint."
Office for History of Science
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–15:00
Julia Nordblad: "An Attempt to Historicise Democracy’s Notorius Presentism"
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Ingrid Wållgren: presentation of PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–15:00
Ingrid Berg: "Kalaureia 1894. Historiografiska perspektiv på svensk arkeologi i Grekland."
The Higher Seminar
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(CANCELLED) Tara Nummedal: "The Alchemist as Virgin Mary: Anna Zieglerin and the Lion’s Blood"
Office for History of Science
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–15:00
Sigurlin Bjarney Gisladottir: PhD dissertation presentation
The Higher Seminar
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–14:00
Researcher Informal Coffe Meeting - KOP
The Research Node KOP (Knowledge, Organisation, Power)
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–15:00
Karin Sennefelt and Anton Runesson: "The Word made Flesh: The Body in Protestant Culture, 1600–1750"
The History of Medicine Seminar
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–15:00
Jakob Kihlberg-: "Humanitära manifestationer: De internationella antislaverikonventen på 1840-talet"
The Higher Seminar
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–17:00
Lena Halldenius: ”Mary Wollstonecraft and freedom as independence”
The Higher Seminar (Please note time)
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–16:30
Elisabetta Wolff and Andreas Önnerfors on Italian neo-fascism and on the German Pegida movement
Joint Seminar, The Higher Seminar in the History of Science and Ideas, and The General Seminar in Rhetoric, Department of Literature
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–11:00
Suzie Thomas and Costis Dallas: "Encounters of amateurs and professionals with tangible cultural heritage"
The Research Node KOP (Knowledge, Organisation, Power)
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–12:00
Reading for Life: Effects from Shared Reading on Health and Wellbeing
Forum för Medical Humanities and Department of ALM
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–15:00
Anna Maerker: "Preparing materials and users in the conservation of anatomical specimens"
Office for History of Science
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"Humanity at the Edge: The Moral Laboratory of Feeding Precarious Lives"
The History of Medicine Seminar (Please note time)
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Steve Woolgar: "It could be otherwise: the case of ironic outcomes"
The Higher Seminar and Office for History of Science
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–17:30
Informal research clinic for PhD students with Steve Woolgar, Linköping University
The Higher Seminar and Office for History of Science
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–15:00
Massimiano Bucchi: "Style in Science Communication"
The Higher Seminar
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Helena Franzén: presentation of PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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–18:00
Workshop: Vetandets växelkurser
The Research Node KOP (Knowledge, Organisation, Power)
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–16:00
Anna Victoria Hallberg and Magnus Bremmer: "The futures of the humanities"
The closing of The Faculty of Arts' introductory PhD course is hosted by The Department of History of Science and Ideas
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–15:00
Tom Mole: "What the Victorians Made of Romanticism”
Guest lecture organised by The Department of History of Science and Ideas and The Department of Literature
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–12:00
Chris Haffenden - Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar (Please note time)
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–17:00
Joel Isaac: "The Idea of Uncertainty in Twentieth-Century Social Thought"
The Higher Seminar and Office for the History of Science
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Nancy Tomes: "Public Health Preparedness in the Age of Zika and Other Emerging Diseases"
The History of Medicine Seminar
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–15:00
Morag Ramsay: presentation of PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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Andreas Rydberg - PhD Dissertation Defence