Events

27 January, 08:00–09:45

Take Off: How to create impact in society + planning for impact workshop

Talking of impact is one thing, but how can impact in society really be created? Using the Impact Planning Canvas, we guide you through one efficient tool for describing the impact of your research results.

27 January, 14:15–16:00

Paloma Atencia Linares: "How to Understand Fiction (and non-fiction) in Photography?"

27 January, 15:00–16:00

Open Lecture with Jenny White: What Makes Autocrats Popular?

Discussant: Chiara Maritato is a post-doctoral researcher at the Cultures, Politics and Society Department at the University of Turin. Previously she was assistant professor at the Center for Southeast European Studies (CSEES) at the University of Graz and post-doctoral visiting fellow at the Stockholm University Institute for Turkish Studies (SUITS). Her research interests focus on the management

27 January, 15:15–17:00

Definitions and concepts of anxiety

Welcome to a seminar series with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network.

28 January, 10:15–12:00

(MOVED) Jeremy Page, Uppsala University

28 January, 13:15–15:00

Emma Hagström Molin: "Provenance in 19th-Century Europe"

28 January, 14:00–18:00

Webinar on West African Dynamics

28 January, 14:00–18:00

Webbinarium West African Dynamics

28 January, 15:15–17:00

Research Seminar: “Unlocking the Mary Hamilton Papers: the locksmiths’ view”

28 January, 16:15–17:30

Öppna samtal i nedstängd tid

29 January, 11:15–13:00

E Carlson, M Jedenheim-Edling och J Johansson: "The Significance of Tiny Contributions"

29 January, 13:15–15:00

Niklas Forsberg: "Two Historical Periods Within One Human Breast"

29 January, 13:15–15:00

Kahl Hellmer – Final PhD Seminar

29 January, 14:15–16:00

PhD Defence: Sindija Franzetti

29 January, 14:15–16:00

PhD Defence: Sindija Franzetti

On 29 January, at 14.15, Sindija Franzetti will defend her doctoral thesis in English with a specialization in American Literature. The thesis is entitled “Epistolarity in a Post-Letter World”. The defence will take place over Zoom. Those who wish to attend the defence via Zoom should contact Erik Smitterberg, the Director of Doctoral Studies at the department, over e-mail.

1 February, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Elin Åström Rudberg "Competing economic visions and the struggle for entrepreneurship education in Swedish schools in the 1980s"

1 February, 16:15–18:00

Queer seminar: Being Trans in Videogames

How does videogame design create opportunities and space for the exploration, expression, and embodiment of trans subjectivities?

Welcome to the Queerseminar Being Trans in Videogames: exploration, expression and embodiment in videogame-based-learning

2 February, 09:30–10:30

PhD Student Breakfast - Online

2 February, 13:15–15:00

Resisting renovictions: tenants organizing against housing companies' renewal practices in Sweden

2 February, 13:15–15:00

UCBH-sem: Jakob Molinder ”Economic Growth and the Development of Real Wages: Swedish Construction Workers’ Wages in Comparative Perspective, 1831–1900”

2 February, 14:15–16:00

John Björkman: '"Må de herrskande klasserna darra"'

2 February, 15:15–17:00

Webinar: Identities and Effects of Different Generations on Media Content Production and Consumption in Russia

3 February, 10:15–12:00

Uppsala Research seminar no1 in Cultural Anthropology, Uppsala University, Spring 2021

3 February, 14:00

Solveig Nellinge Seminar 2021 – Partnerskap, bästsäljare, systerskap

4 February, 10:15–12:00

Carl Montan: "Is Introspection One or Many?"

4 February – 5 February

Symposium: Journalism, Media and the Normalization of (Right-Wing) Populism and Nativist Authoritarianism

4 February, 13:00–15:00

Bok Event – Folk & Vilja

4 February, 13:00–15:00

Book event: Folk & Vilja: Ett försvar av demokratin i vår tid

4 February, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: Circles of Value

How can working lives of informal traders open up a conceptualisation of value and how can this be studied from a feminist intersectional perspective?

Welcome to the Thursday seminar: Circles of Value: A study of working lives of informal traders in India

5 February, 10:15

PhD Dissertation Defence – Hampus Östh Gustafsson

Hampus Östh Gustafsson defends his PhD dissertation Folkhemmets styvbarn: Humanioras legitimitet i svensk kunskapspolitik 1935–1980. External reviewer is Thomas Kaiserfeld.

5 February, 10:15

PhD Dissertation Defence – Hampus Östh Gustafsson

5 February, 10:15

Dissertation: The Rise of the Claim in Insolvency Law

5 February, 11:15–13:00

Karin Enflo: "Egalitarianism and Prioritarianism"

5 February, 13:15–15:00

Kamila Pacovská: "Remorse and Self-love"

8 February, 13:00

Dissertation defense

8 February, 15:15–17:00

Talking American Literature and Culture: “Sentimental ‘Potlatch’ and the Making of the Nation”

9 February, 11:30–12:15

EIT Health opportunities for startups/SMEs

Welcome to an online information meeting about EIT Health Accelerator opportunities for startup companies/SMEs in 2021!

9 February, 14:15–16:00

ZOOM SEMINAR: Lacunae: Crafting a Narrative History of a Sixteenth Century Mughal Princess

9 February, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Helena Wangefelt Ström, ABM

9 February, 15:15–17:00

Roundtable "Society and Politics in the 2020-2021 Elections and Constitutional Revisions in Kyrgyzstan"

10 February, 13:00–14:30

Publishing Open Access Books- Seminar with Routledge

10 February, 13:15–15:00

Emotional Circus Seminar 11: Interaction and Emotion on Social Media

Welcome to the Emotional Circus! The seminar is part of Circus’ seminar series on research on emotions and affect across disciplines at Uppsala University. All researchers interested in these aspects are welcome to attend.

10 February, 14:15–16:00

Eli Liechtenstein: "Artistic Objectivity as Creative Receptivity"

10 February, 15:00–16:00

Jasmina Nedevska and Yaffa Epstein: " 'Attack on the Separation of Powers?' ”

10 February, 15:00–16:00

Uppsala Forum Guest Lecture: An “Attack on the Separation of Powers”? The Legitimacy of Climate Change Litigation in Global Climate Governance. A case study of judges’ arguments in the United States

10 February, 15:00–17:00

Money Doctor's se: Seán Kenny, Anders Ögren & Liang Zhao "The Highs and the Lows: Bank Failures in Sweden through inflation and deflation, 1913-1926"

10 February, 15:15–17:00

MUSIC IN IRAQ: A JEWISH-ARAB CULTURE

11 February, 10:15–12:00

Ethan Nowak: "Speech and the Significance of Style"

11 February, 13:15–15:00

Jens Amborg: PhD Dissertation PM

11 February, 13:15–15:00

Melinda Cooper: "The Blue-Collar Taxpayer"

11 February, 14:00–16:00

Miira Tuominen: "Soul and Body, Mind and Matter in Late Ancient Theories of Perception"

11 February, 14:15–16:00

Virtual Book Launch – Decolonisation as Democratisation

Section for Rhetoric

12 February, 11:00–12:00

DPCR Seminar Myanmar’s 1.2.21 Coup: Resistance, Conflict, and Democracy.

Join us for a seminar to discuss the current situation in Myanmar amid a coup
and popular protest against the coup. ​​​​​​​The seminar is co-hosted with Uppsala Forum.

12 February, 11:15–13:00

Torben Spaak: "Precedent, Formal Justice, and Reasons Holism"

12 February, 13:15–15:00

Nora Hämäläinen: "Moral Change and Truth"

12 February, 13:15

Ekonomikum

Defence of doctoral thesis: The Performance of Participation in Russian Alternative Media

12 February, 13:15–15:00

Narrating the Medieval Past in Muscovite Chronicles

15 February, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Orsi Husz "Information om forskningsansökningar"

16 February, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Ylva Hasselberg and Henry Ohlsson ”The Swedish business elite and the gift explosion of 1947”

16 February, 13:15–15:00

Balancing between market and social demands: The role of municipalities alleviating housing affordability problems in major Finnish cities

16 February, 14:15–16:00

ZOOM SEMINAR: Restricting Freedom during Pandemics

16 February, 14:15–16:00

Assimakis Tseronis: "Rhetorical and Argumentative Relevance of Metaphor and Antithesis on the Front Covers of The Economist"

16 February, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Dydimus Zengegene, ALM

17 February, 10:00–12:00

Enrico Gargiulo: "Administrative Barriers and Citizenship in Italian Municipalities"

17 February, 10:00–12:00

Invisible Borders: Administrative Barriers and Citizenship in Italian Municipalities

The interdisciplinary research network Migration as a legal and political process kindly invites you to a seminar with Associate Professor Enrico Gargiulo from the University of Bologna.

17 February, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no2 in Cultural Anthropology: The crime-terror nexus revisited: How Muslims involved in street life and crime oppose jihadism

17 February, 10:15–12:00

Book Launch: Enrico Gargiulo: Invisible Borders – Administrative Barriers and Citizenship in Italian Municipalities

Enrico Gargiulo is associate professor of Sociology at the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Bologna, Italy. He is a scholar of citizenship, local membership and migrants' integration.

17 February, 13:15–15:00

Interdisciplinary possibilities, practices and challenges - seminar series, fourth seminar

Welcome to Circus' seminar series: Interdisciplinary possibilities, practices and challenges. Our fourth seminar is called: Career - Interdisciplinarity and the craft of writing and publishing (in English).

17 February, 14:15–16:00

Lambert Wiesing: "Luxury – the Dadaism of Possession"

17 February, 18:15–19:00

The climate crisis five years after the Paris Agreement - Mikael Karlsson

The lecture will be held in English.

18 February, 10:15–12:00

Nils Franzén: "The Presumption of Realism"

18 February, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: Once upon a time/place

What kinds of identities are deemed in/out of place in science? Who is recognised as a competent scientist? What is the effect of place on recognition especially of scientists with a migration background?

Welcome to the seminar Once upon a time/place: Stories from women in physics

18 February, 13:15–15:00

Per Wisselgren: "Alva Myrdal and Cold War International Social Science"

18 February, 16:15–17:30

Öppna samtal i nedstängd tid

19 February, 10:15–12:00

The research seminar in law and business

19 February, 10:15–12:00

Informationsmöte och speed-dating inför utlysning Medicinsk humaniora och samhällsvetenskap

19 February, 11:15–13:00

(MOVED) Simon Rosenquist, Uppsala University

19 February, 13:00–15:00

Lilli Alanen: "Descartes’ Mind-Body Holism and the Primacy of Experience"

19 February, 13:15–15:00

Camilla Kronqvist: "Philosophizing about Love with Wittgenstein"

22 February, 15:15–17:00

SINAS Seminar: “Racialization and Criminalization in the United States and Sweden”

24 February, 10:15–11:00

Open Lecture: The decollegialization of Swedish Higher Education Institutions

The lecture will be held in Swedish.

24 February, 14:15–16:00

Aili Bresnahan: "Embodying Ethics"

25 February, 10:15–12:00

Tobias Alexius: "Grounding, Constitution and Nothing-Over-and-Aboveness"

25 February, 13:15–15:00

Leyla Belle Drake: PhD Dissertation Chapter

25 February, 14:15–16:00

Lisa Grahn: PhD Dissertation Chapter

25 February, 15:15–17:00

Föreläsning: “Lexical Richness”

1 March, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Julia Nordblad "Miljöekonomi som politiskt tänkande: Environmental economics vs. ecological economics, 1980–2000"

1 March, 15:15–17:00

Methods – how do we study anxiety?

Welcome to a seminar series with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network.

1 March, 15:15–16:45

Amélie Hurkens, Work-in-Progress seminar

1 March, 16:15–18:00

Queer seminar: Queer lives. Shared stories across differences

What events from their lives do people highlight when they talk about themselves as queer?

2 March, 13:15–15:00

Book presentation: "Migrants and Natives - 'Them' and 'Us'. Mainstream and Radical Right Political Rhetoric in Europe"

2 March, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Patrice Baubeau “Regulatory responses to financial crises: public opinion, banking scandals and biased economic perspectives in interwar France”

2 March, 14:15–16:00

ZOOM SEMINAR: Dictionary Craze: Transforming Knowledge across Early Modern Europe

2 March, 14:15–16:00

Noah Roderik: "A Return to Form"

2 March, 16:15–18:00

Digital Book Launch "Superfluous Women: Feminism, Art, and Revolution in 21st Century Ukraine"

3 March, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no3 in Cultural Anthropology

3 March, 15:15–17:00

Rachel Zuckert: "Thomas Reid’s Disjunctive (Realist) Aesthetics"

3 March, 16:00–18:00

Juliana Acerenza: "If one doesn't see, one doesn't know?"

4 March, 09:15–12:00

Basic intellectual property knowledge

This seminar will provide an introduction to different types of intellectual property and how they are relevant to academic research. You will get an overview of the international systems relevant for patents, trademarks, copyright and industrial design. In addition we will discuss how to protect a product or idea using various types of IP. Register by 26 February.

4 March, 09:30–10:30

PhD Student Breakfast

4 March, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: Chemistry or service?

How is ’sugar daddies’ desire for sugar dating arrangements to be based on mutual interest and pleasure played out in a commercial context that is constructed to bypass the requirement of such mutuality?

Welcome to the Thursday seminar: Chemistry or service? Sugar daddies’ quest for mutuality within the confines of commercial exchange

4 March, 14:00–16:00

Ekrem Çetinkaya: PhD Dissertation Chapter

4 March, 14:15–16:00

Karin Smirnoff: "Hem och hemkomst i trilogin om Jana Kippo"

5 March, 11:15–13:00

Knut Olav Skarsaune: "Priority Now without Repugnance Later"

5 March, 13:15–15:00

Ingeborg Löfgren: "The Human Condition and the Human Con-Science"

5 March, 13:15

Public Defence: Statebuilding through diaspora recruitment?

8 March, 09:00–09:45

Kvinnors villkor i akademin – vem sköter hushållsarbetet anno 2021?

The seminar is the first of three on 8 March focussing on women's opportunities to fully engage in solving future challenges. This seminar is in Swedish but the others are held in English.

8 March, 10:00–10:45

Combining academic research and value creation from research outcomes – opportunities and synergies

Meet three researchers who are committed to creating impact with their research in society. Which paths have they chosen and why? What have they learned from their experiences? How can activities aimed at creating value from research outcomes be combined with the pursuit of a research career or even benefit continued research?

8 March, 11:00–11:45

Identify the hidden potential of your research

In this interactive seminar, we will help you spot the hidden potential in your research. We’ll introduce you to a simple self-test that in a few minutes will help you identify what you create in your research, what potential value it could create beyond academia and for whom.

8 March, 13:15

Public Defence: Wealth and the economic vote

8 March, 13:15–15:00

Information meeting regarding Circus Call for Applications to support the development of Cross-cutting research projects

Centre for Integrated Research on Culture and Society, Circus, will award support to develop competitive grant applications for new cross-cutting research projects.

8 March, 15:15–17:00

Talking American Literature and Culture: "Deformation Zone: A Translation Poetics"

9 March, 08:00 – 10 March, 17:00

Engelska parken

Annual Lund-Uppsala ALM workshop

9 March, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

9 March, 13:15–15:00

Organizing for social sustainability? Renovating the million program housing estates in Sweden 

9 March, 13:15–15:00

Interdisciplinarity and the academic seminar. Seminar 5 in the series Interdisciplinary possibilities, practices and challenges

Welcome to Circus' seminar series: Interdisciplinary possibilities, practices and challenges. Our fifth seminar is called: Interdisciplinarity and the academic seminar (in English)

9 March, 14:15–16:00

Thinking through Louise Glück's Poetry

9 March, 15:15–17:00

"Soviet Daughter" - Graphic narrative as a legitimate medium of expression

10 March, 14:15–16:00

John Dyck: “Beauty as the Consent of the Heart”

10 March, 15:00–17:00

Money Doctor's Sem: Masato Shizume "Takahashi Korekiyo, the Money Doctor in Japan during the Great Depression"

10 March, 18:15–19:30

Evening Lecture: The Myanmar military coup - what is happening and why?

11 March, 09:15–12:00

Finding useful information from patents

This seminar will provide basic knowledge about the patent system: what a patent is, what can be patented and what the benefit of a patent is. Additionally, the seminar will give you insights into patent databases and how to search for patent information, and how to find and interpret relevant technical and legal information from the patent literature.

11 March, 14:15–16:00

Jessica Moss, NYU

12 March, 11:15–13:00

Simon Rosenquist, Uppsala University

12 March, 13:15–15:00

The Perpetually Translated Kalīla and Dimna

12 March, 15:15–17:00

Amanda Krause: "Self-reported favourite musical experiences and how we might promote life-long investment in musical activities"

The Open Seminar in Music Psychology

(NB, time TBC.)

12 March, 16:00

Campus Gotland

Defence of doctoral thesis: With Lives on the Line: How Users Respond to a Highly Mandated Information System Implementation

12 March, 16:00–19:00

Disputation: With Lives on the Line

13 March, 10:15

PhD Dissertation Defence – Morag Ramsey

15 March, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Carolina Uppenberg "Hushåll i arbete. Genus, arbetsorganisation och ekonomisk omvandling studerat genom 1800-talets torparhushåll"

16 March, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

16 March, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Rikard Westerberg "Socialists at the gate. Swedish business and the defense of free enterprise, 1940-1985"

16 March, 14:15–16:00

Frida Buhre: "Att växa upp i en varmare värld"

16 March, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Pille Pruulmann Vengerfelt (Malmö universitet)

17 March, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar no4 in Cultural Anthropology. Sex and the Temple: Cross-gender practices in Spirit Possession Rituals in Vietnam

17 March, 14:15 – 19 March, 16:00

The Hägerström Lectures 2020 (2021) – Karen Bennett

17 March, 15:15–17:00

Hedvig Widmalm: "Kvinnor och alkohol under frihetstiden, 1718-1775"

17 March, 15:15–17:00

Uppsala Forum Guest Lecture: Riding the Populist Wave: Europe’s Mainstream Right in Crisis

Welcome to this Uppsala Forum gest Lecture with Visiting Fellow Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser.

17 March, 16:15–18:00

BOOK LAUNCH - WEB EVENT: French Romance, Medieval Sweden and the Europeanisation of Culture

18 March, 09:15–12:00

Tools for communicating research outcomes

This seminar will give a practical overview of some useful tools for structuring and presenting research outcomes from a commercial point of view. The tools include the Business Model Canvas, Lean Canvas and SRI NABC methods.

18 March, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: Hedged Out

Why is the “one percent” in the United States composed of mostly White men?

Welcome to the seminar Hedged Out: Insecurity and Inequality on Wall Street

18 March, 14:15–16:00

Ash Amin: "Framing Community: Xenophobic Nationalism, Social Democracy, and Everyday Cohabitation in Europe"

18 March, 14:15–16:00

Emotions, Values and Norms in Ancient Texts

18 March, 16:15–18:00

The Swedish Literary Society's Annual Meeting 2021

19 March, 11:15–13:00

Andrew Reisner, Uppsala University

19 March, 13:15–15:00

Natan Elgabsi: "Derrida and Foucault on Giving Voice to the Voiceless"

22 March, 15:15–17:00

SINAS Seminar: “’Let the American Show You’: Early Cinema in U.S. Colonial Territories, 1898–1919.”

23 March, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

23 March, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Data publishing

24 March, 10:30–12:00

Presentation of Katarina Pirak Sikku's artwork Agálašvuođa giesaldagagat

The artist Katarina Pirak Sikku presents the artwork Agálašvuođa giesaldagagat at Carolina Rediviva in Uppsala, and meets the curator Natalie King for a conversation.

24 March, 14:15–16:00

Paisley Livingston: "‘Élargissez votre dieu!’: on the Aesthetics of Sport"

25 March, 09:15–11:00

Karl Bergman, Uppsala University

25 March, 09:15–12:00

Commercialisation of research outcomes

This seminar will give you an overview of different aspects of commercialisation of research outcomes, and how an inventory of IP assets within a project can be performed. We will also inform you about the support for commercialisation that is provided by UU Innovation.

25 March, 13:15–15:00

End of Law

25 March, 13:15–15:00

Early Hololocaust Memory in Scandinavia

25 March, 14:00–16:00

Claudia Zicchi: "The Role of ὑπηρέτης, Helper, in Plato’s Marionette-Image"

25 March, 14:15–16:00

"Att dela värld och att dela sam-vett"

26 March, 11:15–13:00

Taylor Cyr, Samford University

26 March, 13:15–15:00

Olle Uppenberg: "Att beskriva filosofiskt tänkande"

26 March, 13:15–15:00

Translating the Logoi in Byzantine Antioch, and How We Narrate Western Eurasian Intellectual History

26 March, 13:15–16:00

Doctoral Thesis Defence: Essays on the interaction between regulation and technology

29 March, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Jonatan Andersson - PhD Thesis chapter

29 March, 13:15

Public Defence: The socialization of intergroup attitudes: The problem of generation

30 March, 13:15–16:00

Olle Risberg, Folke Tersman and Victor Moberger

30 March, 14:15–16:00

Alexander Stagnell, Södertörn University

30 March, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Research data and research documentation – what, why and how?

31 March, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no5 in Cultural Anthropology. Blind spots in global health: Lassa Fever, Science and the making of neglect in Sierra Leone.

31 March, 15:00–17:00

Elena Prats: PhD Dissertation Chapter

31 March, 15:00–17:00

Money Doctor's sem: Gianandrea Nodari “Ruled by “Fear of floating” The Mexican exchange rate policy during the Interwar period, 1925-1936”

1 April, 13:15–15:00

Linda Andersson Burnett: "'Savage' Collections"

7 April, 09:30–10:30

PhD Student Breakfast

Are you a PhD student? Then join us for a Zoom breakfast with the library!

Learn more about our research services and which support we can offer you. We will talk about information seeking, digital tools, questions on publishing and open access, and will inform you about publishing strategies and how to increase your visibility.

7 April, 10:00–12:00

Guilherme Marques Pedro – Final PhD Dissertation Seminar

7 April, 15:15–17:00

Marie-Christine Skuncke: ”Gustaf III:s medaljhistoria"

8 April, 10:15–12:00

Julia Zakkou, Bielefeld University

8 April, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: Genus, klass och konsten att göra entré

A seminar about gender, class and the art of making an entrance

8 April, 14:00–16:00

The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy

8 April, 14:15–16:00

Casper Virkkula: PhD Dissertation Chapter

8 April, 15:00–17:00

Isaac Taylor: "Justice by Algorithm"

9 April, 11:15–13:00

Elena Prats, Uppsala University

9 April, 13:15–15:00

Karl Bergman and Nils Franzén: "The Force of Fictional Discourse"

9 April, 13:15–15:00

Translating the Middle Ages for Readers of Today in Eugene Vodolazkin’s novel Laurus

9 April, 16:00–18:00

Network for Women in Philosophy (NFK)

12 April, 10:15–12:00

Religion and Society in Poland

12 April, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Maja Lundqvist - PhD middle seminar

12 April, 15:15–17:00

Talking American Literature and Culture: "A New Animal Condition: Audubon, Poe, Muybridge."

12 April, 15:15–17:00

Text seminar with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network

Welcome to a seminar series with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network.

12 April, 16:15–18:00

Queer seminar: Who's laughing now? Feminist tactics in social media

Why and how does a politics of pleasure matter in our time?

13 April, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Jan Ottosson ”Seminar on publishing strategies, bibliometric considerations, and other practicalities”

13 April, 13:15–15:00

Book presentation: "Squatters in the Capitalist City. Housing, Justice, and Urban Politics"

13 April, 14:15–16:00

In View of the Workshop "The Postcolonial Uppsala/Cape Coast"

14 April, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no6 in Cultural Anthropology. Frack it Now, Frack it Later: Temporality and Aspiration in a Murky Setting

15 April, 10:15–12:00

Henrik Rydéhn, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen/UU

15 April, 12:00 – 16 April, 12:00

Academic Discipline Conference – Rhetoric

15 April, 13:15–15:00

David Dunér: ”The History and Philosophy of Biosignatures”.

16 April, 11:15–13:00

Emil Andersson, Uppsala University

16 April, 13:15–15:00

Martin Gustafsson: "'I don’t know' – Goodness in four movies by the Dardenne brothers"

16 April, 15:15–17:00

George Waddell: "You be the Judge"

The Open Seminar in Music Psychology

(NB, time TBC.)

20 April, 11:00–13:00

Tommaso Braida: PhD Dissertation Chapter

20 April, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

20 April, 14:15–16:00

Thomas Grub: "'Drömresor' till sagoländer?"

20 April, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Isto Huvila, ABM

21 April, 14:15–16:00

Milena Ivanova: "Towards an Aesthetics of Experiments"

21 April, 15:15–17:00

Annika Windahl Pontén: "Kiär hustru, wackra barn, bodde i ett palais."

22 April, 14:15–16:00

Julia Pennlert: "Strider om (litteratur)vetenskap"

23 April, 10:15–13:00

Marvin Backes, UU, and Anders Schoubye, SU

23 April, 13:15–15:00

Claes Entzenberg: "Why Only Art Can Save Us Now"

23 April, 13:15

Engelska parken

Tuva Haglund – PhD Dissertation Defence

23 April, 13:15–15:00

Narratology meets Translation Studies, or, The Voice of the Translator in Children’s Literature

26 April, 13:15–15:00

Higher sem: Jonas Söderqvist - final seminar

27 April, 13:15–15:00

Vida Sundseth Brenna: PhD dissertation chapter

27 April, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

27 April, 13:15–15:00

Book presentation: "Den orättvisa rättivsan- en rättspraxis som renovräker"

27 April, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Maja Hultman & Mia Kuritzén Löwengart ”Judisk ekonomisk aktivitet och Stockholms omvandling till modern huvudstad, ca 1870 till 1930”

27 April, 14:15–16:00

In View of the Conference "Rhetoric in Society Conference"

27 April, 15:15–17:00

The Politics of Women’s Rights in Russia

28 April, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no7 in Cultural Anthropology. Mixed blessings: Race, faith, and moral boundaries among Afrikaners in the post-apartheid era

29 April, 10:15–12:00

Andreas Stokke, Uppsala University

29 April, 13:15–15:00

Carl-Filip Smedberg: "Taxonomic life"

29 April, 14:00–17:00

Doctoral Thesis Defence: Platforms in Liquid Modernity

29 April, 14:15–16:00

Maria Törnqvist om sin bok Merleaus mamma

4 May, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

4 May, 14:15–16:00

(MOVED) Louise Schou Therkildsen – Final PhD Seminar

4 May, 14:15–16:00

Jules Kielmann: PhD Dissertation Chapter

6 May, 10:00 – 7 May, 17:00

IVR Sweden Annual Conference 2021

6 May, 10:15–12:00

Jessica Pepp, Uppsala University

6 May, 13:15–15:00

Jenny Andersson: "Architects of the Mixed Economy"

6 May, 14:00–16:00

Ekrem Çetinkaya: PhD Dissertation Chapter

6 May, 14:15–16:00

Ann Steiner: forskningspresentation

6 May, 14:15–16:00

Emotions, Values and Norms in Ancient Texts

7 May, 11:15–13:00

Gloria Mähringer, Lund University

7 May, 13:15–15:00

Jonas Ahlskog: "Peter Winch and the Methodological Distinctiveness of the Social Sciences"

7 May, 15:15–17:00

Glenn Schellenberg: "Predicting musical expertise"

The Open Seminar in Music Psychology

(NB, time TBC.)

10 May, 15:15–17:00

Talking American Literature and Culture: The Bagley Wright Lecture Series on Poetry

10 May, 15:15–17:00

Research seminar with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network

Welcome to a seminar series with Anxiety – An Interdisciplinary Research Network.

10 May, 16:00–18:00

Network for Women in Philosophy (NFK)

11 May, 13:15–15:00

UCBH sem: Thibaud Giddey & Mikael Wendschlag “Tax system credibility vs. banking system reputation? Tax evasion as a system-threatening economic crime in 1970s Sweden and Switzerland”

11 May, 14:15–16:00

Louise Schou Therkildsen – Final PhD Seminar

12 May, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no8 in Cultural Anthropology. Deadly Matters. Spectacular materiality at (Maritime) Museums

14 May, 11:15–13:00

Anna Nyman, Uppsala University

14 May, 13:15–15:00

Narrating Sanctity with Images: on the Narrative Structure of the Iconographic Cycles of Barlaam and Ioasaph

18 May, 12:00 – 20 May, 12:00

MITSC 2021 Linnaeus University, Kalmar

18 May, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

19 May, 09:30–11:00

Boost your information seeking skills - Online

This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills.

20 May, 13:15–15:00

Stephen Yablo, MIT

20 May, 14:00–16:00

The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy

20 May, 15:00–17:00

Annalisa Pelizza: "Processing Alterity, Enacting Europe"

21 May, 11:15–13:00

Selim Berker, Harvard University

21 May, 13:15–15:00

Axel Rudolphi: PhD Dissertation Chapter

25 May, 13:15–15:00

Research seminar

26 May, 09:30–11:00

Boost your information seeking skills - Online

This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills.

26 May, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no9 in Cultural Anthropology. Cannibal talk: From Uganda to Burma, from the King’s African Rifles to the Lord’s Resistance Army

26 May, 14:15–16:00

Linda Andersson Burnett och Hanna Hodacs: "Fashion and ethnography in eighteenth-century scholarly travel writing"

27 May, 10:15–12:00

Jeremy Page, Uppsala University

27 May, 13:15–15:00

Hannah Siegrist: PhD Dissertation PM

27 May, 13:15–15:00

Thursday seminar: European Borderlands

This seminar is based on the newly published book Borderlands in European Gender Studies: Beyond the East–West Frontier, edited by Teresa Kulawik and Zhanna Kravchenko

28 May, 09:15–17:00

Symposium - Literature and investigative journalism

28 May, 11:15–13:00

Maria Svedberg, Uppsala University

31 May – 1 June

Digital Existence III: Living with automation – call for papers

1 June, 13:15–15:00

The effect of Housing on Social Cohesion: A case of Displaced Persons in Gaziantep, Turkey

1 June, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Anna Foka, ABM

2 June, 09:00 – 4 June, 17:00

National Conference on History of Technology and Science on the theme Medical humanities and social sciences

3 June, 14:00–16:00

Ekrem Çetinkaya: PhD Dissertation Chapter

3 June, 15:00–17:00

Mathilde Emeriau: "Learning to be Unbiased"

4 June, 11:15–13:00

The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy

4 June, 15:15–17:00

Stefan Koelsch: "Can a singing intervention slow down brain ageing in Alzheimer’s disease?"

The Open Seminar in Music Psychology

(NB, time TBC.)

8 June, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Olle Sköld och Labour's Memory -project, ALM

9 June, 10:15–12:00

Research seminar no10 in Cultural Anthropology. Prosthetic citizenship: Fault lines of Belonging in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina

10 June, 09:30–11:00

Boost your information seeking skills - Online

This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills.

10 June, 10:00–12:00

Elena Prats – Final PhD Dissertation Seminar

15 June, 14:15–16:00

Engelska parken

Chris Meyns, Engaging vulnerability, UU

17 June, 13:15–16:00

Thor Rydin – Final PhD Seminar

1 September, 09:00 – 4 September, 17:00

The 14th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe (CBSE) “Rights and Recognition in the Baltic Context”