hps.cesee flying colloquium WS 2021

 Program. January - April 2021

Monday, 5-7 PM CET (Vienna, Warsaw, Prague, Berlin) via Zoom

1 - 11.01.2020 - Barna Szamosi (Budapest): "Roma Populations in the Focus of Hungarian Medical Genetic Research after the Democratic Transition" (Commentary: Jan Surman [Prague])

2 - 25.01.2020 - Evangelia Chordaki (Athens): "The Public Spheres of Abortion and Contraception in Greece" (Commentary: Kateřina Lišková [Brno])

3 - 08.02.2020 - Dejan Lukić: "Creating a Geological Collection in the 19th Century Serbia" (Commentary: Catherine Gibson [Tartu])

4 - 22.02.2020 - Nataliya Borys (Geneva): "Archival Gordian knot in the Ukrainian - Polish scholarly collaboration (the 1950-1960s)" (Commentary: Jan Szumski [Warsaw])

5 - 08.03.2020 - Vojtěch Pojar (Budapest): "Empire and its Discontents: The Circulation of Eugenic Knowledge in the Late Habsburg Empire" (Commentary: TBA*)

6 - 22.03.2020 - Luboš Studený (Prague): "'They were deformed both in terms of cadre structure and academic independence': A contribution to the history of transformation of the Czech Academy of Sciences on the example of the Forecasting Institute" (Commentary: TBA*)

7 - 12.04.2020 - Project Presentations 

Wojciech Milej (Warsaw), 'Popular astronomy in Poland, 1856-1914'

Johanna Huegel (Freiburg), 'Art, Ethnography and the Secret Life of Things, Petersburg 1890-1919'

Sandra Klos (Vienna), 'Narro, ergo sum. Autobiographic writing as an inconspicuous yet constitutive scientific practice'

Lucija Balikić (Vienna), 'Molding the National Body: Intellectual History of the Sokol Movement in Interwar Yugoslavia'

(Organised by Lukas Becht, Vienna; Friedrich Cain, Vienna; Adela Hincu, Bucharest; Katalin Straner, Manchester; Jan Surman, Prague)

* We actually know, but don't want to spoil the suprise. 

[to participate in the colloquium write hps.cesee@gmail.com]